Radio 901
Bulletins — 2026-07-18
News
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In breaking news, Ukraine has launched an attack on Russian warehouses, resulting in eight fatalities and sixty injuries. Two major facilities of the retailer Wildberries were targeted, with significant smoke seen rising from the site, located near Moscow.
In other news, Pauline Hanson wrapped up her European tour with a speech in London that drew just one hundred and twenty attendees, highlighting a less-than-enthusiastic reception.
On a positive note, India has successfully launched its first privately developed orbital rocket, the Vikram-One, marking a significant achievement in its space exploration efforts.
In sport, the Wallabies have finished Joe Schmidt's coaching tenure on a high, defeating Italy fifty-seven to ten in a resounding victory.
Lastly, meet Jimothy, a raccoon with a unique birth defect, who is capturing the hearts of many in Seattle, with his video going viral.
That’s all for now on Radio Nine Hundred and One. Thank you for listening.
Sport
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In a stunning turn at The Open, Australian golfer Lucas Herbert has taken the lead with an impressive round that included six birdies on his first nine holes, marking the lowest round in major golf history.
Meanwhile, the divide within Australia's Commonwealth Games team has been highlighted, as emerging track and field athletes view the Glasgow event as a pivotal opportunity to establish themselves on the world stage, contrasting with the expectations from the swimming team.
In a sad note, Australian cricket has lost a legend, with Sir Garfield Sobers passing away at the age of eighty-nine. Sir Don Bradman once described him as the greatest all-round cricketer he ever saw.
Lastly, US golfer Bryson DeChambeau reportedly threatened to withdraw from The Open after receiving a two-shot penalty.
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