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Bulletins — 2026-08-13
News
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In a shocking turn of events, billionaire Judith Neilson's former secretary has been denied bail after allegedly using her employer’s credit cards for a lavish shopping spree, racking up a staggering one point six million dollars in costs.
Meanwhile, thousands of vulnerable renters face uncertainty as the National Rental Affordability Scheme comes to an end. The closure leaves many in urgent need of housing facing long waits for social assistance.
Turning to more local business news, pub owner Mitch Crum shared his feelings after he removed poker machines from his venue, stating the costly process made him feel criminalized despite his intentions to promote a healthier community.
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Sport
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In local sports, former Test opener Ed Cowan warns Australia's under-fire batters face crucial tests in their upcoming series against Bangladesh. With a big year of Test cricket ahead, performances in these matches could determine their futures. Meanwhile, in AFL news, Geelong’s coach Chris Scott addresses the ongoing concerns around the concussion status of Jake Kolodjashnij, emphasizing the balance between player health and public interest.
In exciting cricket news, Australia is set to host Bangladesh for a two-Test series in the Top End, with key details on the matches available for fans eager to follow the action.
On a different note, an astonishing incident in high school American football saw a player surprised by a venomous snake hidden inside his helmet during practice—a reminder of nature’s unpredictability in sports.
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