A Comm Games Insider, Epstein Accused Found Dead & A Little Prince Turns Teenager
7/22/202632 min
On The Solo Bureau today we speak to Aussie swim legend Cate Campbell to get some insider info on the team heading to Glasgow for the Commonwealth Games. The opening ceremony is Friday 4:45am AEST 24th of July 2026 if you want to get up early with me!
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[upbeat music] Good morning. I'm Claire Murphy. Welcome to the Solo Bureau. Remember when the Andrews government in Victoria said, "Sorry, we can't afford to hold the Commonwealth Games anymore"? Well, guess what? Those games that they rejected move to Glasgow and get underway very, very early tomorrow morning our time. So we thought we would check in with an Australian swimming legend to see what we can find out about the stars of the 2026 Aussie team before they hit the pool, the track, the mat, or the field. But first, let's do it. Here's what's been happening while you were sleeping, Thursday, July 23. [upbeat music] The Northern Territory government has been criticized for what it claims as the most significant overhaul in a generation of its child protection system. Three months after the alleged abduction and murder of Kumanjayi Little Baby in Alice Springs, the Every Child Matters bill was passed, abolishing the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children placement principle, which was in place to ensure that First Nations children removed from their homes were kept within their own culture. NT Children's Minister Robyn Cahill rejected suggestions from critics that the bill would make indigenous children more likely to be removed from their families, telling the ABC730 that there has been zero lowering

