Radio 901
Bulletins — 2026-08-11
News
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Colombia has been rocked by a powerful seven point four magnitude earthquake, leading to injuries and damage across the region. President Gustavo Petro has promised a significant government response, with the tremors also felt in neighbouring Ecuador.
In local news, the corporate regulator ASIC is calling on major car insurers to explain soaring premiums, which are rising at a rate faster than inflation, sparking concerns for Australian drivers.
Further afield, Ukraine has launched a drone attack on the Russian city of Nizhnekamsk, resulting in thirteen casualties, including a child, leading Russian authorities to classify the incident as a terrorist attack.
In Melbourne, five males have been arrested in connection with homophobic attacks linked to dating apps, increasing the total number of similar arrests around the state to nearly fifty.
In union news, Melissa Donnelly has been appointed as the new boss of the Australian Council of Trade Unions, facing significant challenges in a changing workforce.
Lastly, Adelaide couples are in distress after the unexpected closure of a popular wedding venue, prompting a scramble for new locations.
Stay tuned for more calm and smooth music here on Radio Nine Hundred and One.
Sport
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In sports today, Travis Head is set to maintain his opening spot, ready to take on Australia, South Africa, India, and England in the next twelve months. Head expresses confidence in his ability to succeed as an opener across all formats.
In other news, concerns are growing for Socceroos defender Cameron Burgess, who may be facing an Achilles tendon injury after a recent match with Swansea City, potentially sidelining him for the upcoming Asian Cup.
On the NRL front, the PNG Chiefs have made a significant signing, bringing on four-time premiership winger Brian To'o from the Panthers, making him the sixth player to join the team for their inaugural season in two thousand and twenty-eight.
Lastly, the AFLW kicked off its two thousand and twenty-six season with a double-header at Docklands Stadium, leaving fans with mixed feelings about the experience.
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