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Bulletins — 2026-07-18
News
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In a stunning turn at The Open, Australian golfer Lucas Herbert has taken the lead, posting an incredible round where he birdied six of his opening nine holes, marking an equal lowest round in major golf history.
In other news, the film world mourns the loss of Brenda Fricker, the Oscar-winning Irish actress who passed away at the age of eighty-one. Known for her role in the 1989 film My Left Foot and as the beloved Pigeon Lady in Home Alone Two, her legacy will endure.
In a remarkable sighting, sub-Antarctic petrels have been photographed off the New South Wales coast for the first time, delighting ornithologists and bird lovers alike.
Meanwhile, a new investment platform connects city investors with opportunities in farming, allowing them to buy shares in oysters, cows, and bumper crops.
Finally, universities are under scrutiny, apologising to Jewish students and staff after an inquiry revealed distress linked to recent protests.
That’s the news for now on Radio 901, where we keep you informed and relaxed.
Sport
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In sports today, Hawthorn is making headlines with its successful two-ruck strategy, a tactic once thought to be outdated, now proving effective among clubs vying for finals contention. Meanwhile, BMX racer Lauren Reynolds is embracing her new role as a mother while competing at this year’s UCI BMX World Championships in Brisbane, marking her first event since welcoming her child.
Over in the United Kingdom, the government is calling on FIFA to take action after Argentine players raised a banner asserting their claim to the Falkland Islands during a recent match. In other news, former professional cyclist and two-time Olympian Rohan Dennis has pleaded guilty to driving while disqualified. This incident occurred near the location where his wife tragically passed away two and a half years ago.
That’s the latest in sports. Stay tuned for more smooth music on Radio 901.