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Bulletins — 2026-08-04
News
This is Radio Nine Hundred and One. Here is the latest news.
In international news, Russian anti-war politician Boris Nadezhdin is planning his next steps in Paris after being labelled a ‘foreign agent’ by the Kremlin. Meanwhile, Myanmar has released rare images of ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi, who has been visited by a representative of the International Committee of the Red Cross.
In Australia, a prestigious Canberra private school is facing scrutiny as it investigates male students who ranked their female peers by appearance, sharing the results online. In sport, North Queensland co-captain Tom Dearden has addressed speculation about his future, focusing on a triumphant return from injury to help his team’s finals ambitions.
Lastly, Victoria Police are searching for suspects following an alleged assault at Camp Sovereignty, leaving a thirty-seven-year-old victim with facial injuries.
That concludes our news for now. Thank you for listening to Radio Nine Hundred and One.
Sport
This is Radio nine hundred and one.
In sports today, North Queensland co-captain Tom Dearden has eased concerns about his future with the Cowboys, focusing on his recovery from injury to help inspire a strong finals push. Meanwhile, Brisbane Broncos NRLW star Ali Brigginshaw is facing a challenge as she has been referred to the judiciary for a dangerous lifting tackle, which could lead to a lengthy suspension.
Looking ahead, the Wallabies are preparing for a Test against Japan, undeterred by the forecasted heat and potential typhoon, as they gear up for coach Les Kiss's debut.
Finally, Australian chef de mission and eight-time Olympic medallist Petria Thomas shared her heartfelt connection to the Commonwealth Games, emphasizing that their significance transcends performance and results, resonating deeply with her personal journey.
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