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Bulletins — 2026-07-28
News
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In arts news, following significant political and community pressures, the Biennale of Sydney has announced its new artistic director, Singaporean curator Low Kee Hong. Meanwhile, in Western Australia, a new petrol refinery has been proposed by Perdaman, marking the first large-scale facility of its kind built in Australia since the 1960s.
In housing, a fresh report from the Productivity Commission urges governments to adopt a "build mindset" to tackle Australia’s housing affordability crisis.
In entertainment, we mourn the passing of British comedian Bill Oddie, a beloved member of the 1970s comedy trio The Goodies, who has died at the age of eighty-five.
In sports, Australian sprinter Rohan Browning has voiced concerns over a surprise new qualification system for the 100 metre event, calling it clearly unfair.
Finally, Sally McManus and Michele O'Neil have announced their resignations from top positions at the Australian Council of Trade Unions, making way for new leadership.
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Sport
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Australian sprinter Rohan Browning has voiced his concerns about a newly introduced qualification system for the hundred metre sprint in Glasgow, describing it as unfair for athletes.
In a remarkable journey, Victoria Belando Nicholson has transformed from being saved as a lifeless baby from a refugee boat to proudly winning a bronze medal in swimming for Australia.
In quick hits from the Commonwealth Games, two Aussie best friends shared a podium, while a beloved Wiggles star’s daughter dazzled the crowd.
And Scottish-blooded Iona Anderson has expressed her delight at winning gold in Glasgow, despite the controversy surrounding the relocation of the Commonwealth Games from Victoria.
That’s the latest in sports on Radio Nine Oh One, where we bring you the stories you care about.