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Bulletins — 2026-08-17
News
This is Radio Nine Zero One with your news update.
A new study has revealed that an estimated one point seven million Australians are vulnerable to measles, with health experts warning this could lead to significant outbreaks. In other news, a major art heist occurred in Italy overnight, as four paintings by the renowned Renaissance artist Antonello da Messina were stolen from a museum, as confirmed by the country's culture minister.
Turning to local news, Melbourne's inner west was shaken by gun violence, as gangland boss Fadi Haddara was shot in a targeted attack.
Internationally, Indonesia is facing a crisis, with the death toll from a magnitude seven point seven earthquake rising to fifty three, forcing thousands to evacuate their homes.
On a lighter note, the 2026 Logie Awards took place, with Sam Pang taking home the Gold Logie, while ABC's Goolagong and Dog Park were among the night's standout winners, alongside reports of stunning celebrity fashion.
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Sport
This is Radio Nine Hundred and One with your sports update.
In cricket, Australia has suffered a historic loss to Bangladesh, who emerged victorious by nine wickets in the first Test held in Darwin. Despite the defeat, captain Pat Cummins stood by his team’s preparations.
In quick highlights from day four, Litton Das experienced a misstep behind the stumps, while Mehidy Hasan Miraz had a challenging moment in front of them.
In AFL news, Melbourne forward Jacob van Rooyen is facing a tense wait for the match review officer after a high shot that left Aliir Aliir flat during the Demons' impressive win over Port Adelaide.
And in rugby, Wallabies coach Les Kiss reports that Taniela Tupou has regained his “mojo,” assuring his new French team that he is in good hands as the team aims for continued success.
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