Radio 901
Bulletins — 2026-07-25
News
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In today’s news, a tragic Russian missile strike has claimed the lives of ten people and injured nearly one hundred at a defence industry event near Kyiv, as tensions rise with the Kremlin committing to further conflict. Meanwhile, U.S. singer Chris Brown has pleaded guilty to affray over an incident in a London nightclub, where a music producer was injured.
In Indonesia, Bali's Immigration department has banned two Dutch expats for organizing a discriminatory run club event. Closer to home, police have intercepted a car with a significant bomb near the Northern Ireland border, leading to two arrests.
On a different note, athletes Anabelle Smith and Milly Tapper, facing disappointment with their sports being removed from the 2026 Commonwealth Games, still find inspiration at the Glasgow event. Lastly, a new report sheds light on the causes behind South Australia's severe algal bloom crisis.
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Sport
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In sports news today, two Australian athletes, Anabelle Smith and Milly Tapper, are gearing up for the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, despite their sports of diving and table tennis facing cuts from the 2026 Games.
In South Australia, three staff members from SA Health are under investigation for allegedly accessing the private medical records of former AFL star Tony Modra inappropriately. Five additional staff members are being assessed for similar concerns.
The upcoming Commonwealth Games are set to feature a unique opening ceremony, setting them apart from any previous events.
Finally, Grafton BMX rider Tahlia Marsh has overcome seven years of financial challenges to secure the number one spot in the world and claim a championship title in Brisbane.
That’s the latest from Radio nine hundred and one. Stay tuned for more relaxing music.