Radio 901
Bulletins — 2026-07-22
News
This is Radio Nine Hundred and One.
In a significant development for Australian journalism, the leaders of major media outlets, including the ABC and Nine, are urging AI companies to establish licensing deals for the use of news content, emphasizing the need to protect journalism as a public good.
An inquest is underway to determine if a man killed his mother and staged her death in a car crash. This investigation raises serious concerns in the community.
In court, a New South Wales police officer is facing serious allegations related to the sexual assault of a seventeen-year-old girl at a police station in nineteen ninety-eight.
Meanwhile, five teens have pleaded guilty to manslaughter after a tragic ambush at a train station in New South Wales.
Finally, Pauline Hanson has addressed questions regarding her trip to Europe, clarifying that taxpayers did not fund her travels with billionaire Gina Rinehart.
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Sport
This is Radio Nine Zero One, your smooth connection to the latest happenings.
In sports today, Collingwood coach Craig McRae has sent a heartfelt message to star player Bobby Hill, who is set to depart the club, ahead of their clash in Adelaide. Meanwhile, in cycling, former athlete turned team boss Jonathan Vaughters believes that conducting night tests for performance-enhancing drugs could have prevented decades of drama within the sport, especially during major events like the Tour de France.
As Brisbane prepares to host the Olympic Games in two thousand thirty-two, concerns persist over unfulfilled promises and minimal progress on infrastructure. Finally, Spain's World Cup heroes received a rapturous welcome home in Madrid, amid a FIFA investigation into post-match incidents following their historic win.
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