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Bulletins — 2026-10-19
News
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In France, protests continue as demonstrators rally against declining public services. Buildings have burned, including a tourism centre in Lyon, while police deployed tear gas to manage the crowds.
In Ukraine, restrictions on Starlink have hampered the operation of crucial interceptors amid ongoing Russian strikes, coinciding with pauses on sanctions from former President Trump.
In sport, the Wallaroos are not resting on past achievements, feeling they can improve even after winning decisively against Scotland.
Heartbreak for the Kangaroos as Mitchell Moses is ruled out of the Rugby League World Cup due to injury. Meanwhile, Tonga celebrated their first win, defeating England.
In Melbourne, hundreds paid their respects to young Indigenous woman Jayda Allen Bonner at a vigil following her tragic death last weekend.
And in Narrabeen, New South Wales Police have arrested a thirteen-year-old in connection with alleged sexual offences at the lagoon.
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Sport
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The Jillaroos have celebrated a strong start in the Rugby League World Cup, defeating Samoa in their opening match. However, they are calling on fans to attend matches and support women's sport, as a small crowd witnessed their victory in Sydney.
In cricket, the South African Proteas are looking to bounce back in their second Test against Australia. Following disappointing performances in Durban, the team is making changes to ensure they wear down Australia's bowlers in Gqeberha.
In tragic news, South African rugby player Hyron Andrews has died ahead of the Lions' game in France against La Rochelle, with team officials confirming the heartbreaking news.
And finally, Wallabies star Mark Nawaqanitawase is keeping his options open for next year’s Rugby World Cup, with the talented player considering offers from three different nations.
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