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Bulletins — 2026-08-03
News
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In today's news, Australia’s housing market is facing a rapid deterioration, with the latest data indicating that previously strong property values are now declining as the downturn deepens across the nation.
Turning to sports, Australia’s netball team, known as the Diamonds, claimed a bronze medal at the Commonwealth Games after a tough semifinal loss to Jamaica, positioning them for promising future prospects in the sport.
In international news, a deadly bomb attack in Moscow has been labeled a 'terrorist act' by the mayor, resulting in the tragic loss of three lives, including the suspected bomber.
In Indonesia, a devastating ferry fire has resulted in five confirmed deaths and forty-one individuals still missing.
Back home, hundreds lit candles in tribute to Melbourne mother Brooke Stephens, who was recently murdered, illustrating the community's grief.
Finally, a police manhunt is underway for eight alleged offenders who removed their ankle bracelets, requiring significant police resources this past weekend.
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Sport
This is Radio Nine Zero One.
In today's sports news, Australia's athletics campaign in Glasgow has wrapped up with a clean sweep in the women's mile, as Abbey Caldwell, Jess Hull, and Claudia Hollingsworth took the podium, showcasing the talent of Australian track stars on the global stage. This stunning performance marked a significant moment for Australian athletics, signalling their rise in the international arena.
In the men's four by one hundred meter relay, Australia claimed gold for the first time since nineteen seventy-four, capping off an exciting final day of athletics.
Meanwhile, in quick hits, Prince George appeared notably disinterested during the events, while Jamaican netballers celebrated a thrilling victory.
As the Commonwealth Games draw to a close, Australia's athletes have certainly left their mark.
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