Radio 901
Bulletins — 2026-07-31
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In today’s top story, the family of a Gold Coast man facing a possible death penalty in Syria is expressing frustration over a lack of government action following his murder charge.
Meanwhile, Australian hurdler Michelle Jenneke has voiced her concerns about competing in challenging weather conditions in Glasgow, wishing for the tailwinds that benefit sprinters.
In union news, CFMEU administrator Michael Crosby is urging the public to take seriously recent threats from John Setka, while questioning the effectiveness of royal commissions.
The toy library where Helena Wright volunteered is mourning her tragic passing along with that of her children.
In sport, the Sydney Roosters achieved an astonishing score of eighty-two points in a match against North Queensland, marking the highest total in nearly ninety-one years.
And in football, Geelong held off a determined Collingwood comeback to secure a valuable victory at the MCG.
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In sports today, born-again Bernard Tomic has continued his remarkable resurgence, securing a stunning victory that puts him into his first ATP quarterfinal in seven years. Meanwhile, Alex de Minaur is set to clash with Lleyton Hewitt, advancing in the tournament with confidence.
In cricket, Josh Hazlewood is looking ahead, as he aims to tick off more achievements in his distinguished career after overcoming injury setbacks and returning to peak fitness.
In rugby league, Melbourne Storm coach Craig Bellamy has expressed his support for Cameron Munster, who is weighing his future in the NRL after making statements regarding Papua New Guinea.
Finally, in swimming, Australia experienced yet another record-breaking night, surprising fans as emerging talents continue to shine under pressure.
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