Radio 901
Bulletins — 2026-07-26
News
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In sporting news, the Australian Diamonds have celebrated a positive start at the Commonwealth Games, easily defeating Tonga. Interestingly, the local crowd in Glasgow showed great support for the underdogs, with even Aussie players joining in the cheers.
In international news, India's education minister has stepped down following protests demanding his resignation over ongoing exam paper leaks, which he has acknowledged as part of his responsibility.
Meanwhile, Houthi rebels have engaged in missile attacks against Saudi Arabian cities as tensions escalate amid a Red Sea blockade.
On a more urgent note, authorities report that two people were shot by police during an armed altercation in Cairns, while in Western Australia, five individuals tragically lost their lives in separate road incidents over a single day.
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Sport
This is Radio Nine Hundred and One.
In notable sports news today, the Australian Diamonds have easily triumphed over Tonga, drawing warm cheers from the crowd in Glasgow, who embraced the debuting underdogs. Meanwhile, the New South Wales Waratahs secured their seventh Super Rugby Women's title, defeating the Fijian Drua with a solid score of thirty-four to seventeen.
Additionally, we have quick hits from the Commonwealth Games: an Australian athlete made a swift dash from the medal podium to clinch gold, and an English competitor had an unfortunate mishap with his sweets, all while a broken lane rope briefly delayed swimming events.
In a standout moment, Jenna Forrester, a lesser-known member of the Dolphins team, has stunned onlookers by winning gold in the two hundred metre backstroke, shortly after celebrating a bronze medal.
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