Cannibalism Claim, Melbourne's Tobacco Shop Wars & A Smashed Up Racket For Sale
7/6/20268 min
On the Solo Bureau today
NSW Child death being investigated for cannibalism
PM apologises for his Kylie comment
Venezuela death toll exceeds 3000
Brisbane airport to trial cooking oil jet fuel
Melbourne' s tobacco shop wars
Trump posts another doctored pic of the Obamas
Princess Kate posts pics post mountain climb while her brother in law's accommodation plans are thrown into chaos
Nicky Winmar's Hall of Fame status under review
Harry Styles is breaking records
The Aussie women's cricket team are the T20 World Cup winners for a 7th time
Last Aussie man Alex de Minour is out of Wimbledon and
John McEnroe's smashed up racket is up for auction
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First 90 secondsClaire Murphy· Host0:00
[upbeat music] Good morning. I'm Claire Murphy. Welcome to the Solo Bureau. Coming up this morning, Brisbane's trialing new lower emissions jet fuel that you might have contributed to, the PM has made a big fat apology, and Harry Styles has broken a record. So let's get to it. Here's what's been happening while you were sleeping. It's Tuesday, July seventh. [upbeat music] Just a warning that the first story today describes details of child abuse, so please take a moment if that's something you need to skip forward on. New South Wales Police are investigating the death of a four-year-old boy on the New South Wales Central Coast, where cannibalism is allegedly involved. According to police, a woman walked into the Wyong station just after four-thirty on Saturday afternoon, which led officers to the home where they found the remains of the little boy. The 32-year-old was charged with domestic violence and murder and was refused bail. According to court documents cited by media outlets, police obtained an urgent court order to forensically examine the woman's mouth to take swabs of any forensic material. The child's death will be reviewed by the Department of Communities and Justice, who last had contact with the family 18 months ago. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has apologized for comments he made about Kylie Minogue while appearing