Radio 901
Bulletins — 2026-07-24
News
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Donald Trump has stated that Saudi Arabia must formally recognise Israel as a condition for a nuclear energy deal with the United States. In other news, billions of dollars in new funding has been announced for AUKUS shipyards in Adelaide, marking a significant step towards establishing Australia's nuclear submarine program.
Meanwhile, netball agents are expressing frustration as pay negotiations for the Aussie Diamonds extend into the Glasgow 2026 tournament.
In international news, the death toll has tragically climbed to at least eighty-two following severe flooding across India, Afghanistan, and Pakistan, affecting over six hundred fifty thousand people.
On a diplomatic front, tensions may rise between China and Australia after Chinese diplomats left an Australian Labor Party conference, protesting the presence of Taiwan officials.
In local news, a man has died in the Adelaide CBD while reportedly resisting arrest.
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Sport
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In sports today, Australian captain Nathan Power is ready to lead the Sharks at the World Aquatics Water Polo World Cup Finals in Sydney this week. The thirty-three year old reflects on the special opportunity of fatherhood and the value of his six-month paternity leave. Meanwhile, Commonwealth Games flag-bearer Nina Kennedy is taking a moment to appreciate the journey after a challenging year that almost brought her athletic career to an early end.
In a nostalgic piece, former rugby star Gordon Bray reminisces about the joy of winning the Waratah Shield with his Homebush Boys High teammates over sixty years ago. Lastly, in team news, Essendon’s interim coach Dean Solomon has confirmed that Nate Caddy will play against Hawthorn this Saturday after recovering from a recent health scare.
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