Radio 901
Bulletins — 2026-08-12
News
This is Radio Nine Hundred and One with your news update.
In a tragic incident, three crew members lost their lives following a Houthi attack on a cargo ship in the Bab el-Mandeb strait.
Meanwhile, Colombia is reeling from a devastating earthquake, with the death toll now standing at two hundred and twenty-four, and more than two thousand seven hundred people reported missing.
In international news, Syria has sentenced former leader Bashar al-Assad to death in absentia for serious crimes, including torture and arbitrary arrest.
On local matters, former Coalition leader Sussan Ley has returned from the US, expressing a newfound appreciation for Australia’s multicultural success.
In sports news, Geelong has announced that Jake Kolodjashnij will not play this weekend due to ongoing concerns linked to a concussion waiver.
And finally, a fugitive from Sydney, George Dib, has been apprehended in Lebanon, accused of leading a major crime syndicate.
That’s all for now on Radio Nine Hundred and One.
Sport
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In sports news today, FIFA President Gianni Infantino is facing significant international backlash, as the fallout from a World Cup sell-off saga ignites a loss of confidence in his leadership. Meanwhile, veteran NRL prop Nathan Brown has announced plans to retire after the two thousand twenty-six season, aiming for a strong finish with the Manly Sea Eagles.
In women's football, Matildas star Cortnee Vine returns to the A-League Women, while veteran Tameka Yallop has made the move from Brisbane to join a championship contender, enhancing the league's competitive spirit.
Lastly, as the Canadian Open kicks off, the Professional Tennis Players Association reveals that a brutal schedule is causing injuries among top players, indicating a need for change in the current framework.
Stay tuned for more smooth sounds here on Radio 901.