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Bulletins — 2026-10-13
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Pope Leo is set to undergo surgery following the discovery of a lung nodule. The seventy-one-year-old pontiff remains tight-lipped about whether the lesion is malignant.
In other news, Saudi Arabia has extended the closure of its airports as Yemen's Houthis issue ominous warnings of further attacks after a recent incident in Riyadh that resulted in twelve fatalities.
Meanwhile, the United States, China, and Japan have reduced foreign aid to South-East Asia, causing development finance in the region to reach a decade low.
On a lighter note, Australian cricketer Georgia Voll has made headlines, smashing a quickfire century to secure a nine-wicket victory over Bangladesh and wrap up the series.
Lastly, in India, a social movement calling for protests has seen the release of leaders known as 'cockroaches', who are vocal against Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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In sports today, opening batter Georgia Voll has lit up the cricket field, smashing a quickfire century to lead Australia to a dominant nine-wicket victory over Bangladesh, wrapping up their series with ease at Allan Border Field.
In the AFL, North Melbourne has bounced back to defeat Fremantle, while Carlton and Hawthorn also celebrated victories over Sydney and Brisbane respectively.
Meanwhile, in a thrilling performance, Matt Renshaw scored one hundred and ninety runs in the Durban Test, showcasing his potential as a top-notch batsman and setting a blueprint for Australian cricket.
On a notable day, both Renshaw and Nathan Lyon surpassed the legendary Sir Donald Bradman's records, as Gold Coast Suns AFL star Noah Anderson took in the action from the stands.
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