Radio 901
Bulletins — 2026-08-21
News
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In international news, North Korea has launched ballistic missiles into the sea as tensions rise during military drills conducted by the United States and South Korea. This comes just after United States President Donald Trump indicated plans to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un later this year.
Meanwhile, in Kyiv, tragic Russian missile strikes have killed at least thirteen people and left more than thirty injured, causing significant damage and power disruptions in the city.
In domestic news, New South Wales Premier Chris Minns faced backlash for sharing incorrect information about a bushwalker tragedy, resulting in a community misled by initial relief.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has urged the AFL to improve its response to the ongoing Sydney Swans scandal, expressing that the situation is “completely unacceptable.”
And finally, the Penrith Panthers have dashed the finals hopes of the Melbourne Storm with a close twenty-two to fourteen victory.
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Sport
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In today's sports headlines, the Sydney Swans AFLW side is facing significant scrutiny following allegations involving five players linked to a police investigation into an alleged sexual assault. As they prepare for a historic double header, many in the league are expressing their outrage and concern. In light of these allegations, several sponsors of the Swans have withdrawn their support, citing alarm and disappointment.
Coach John Longmire has conveyed his deep sadness regarding the situation, marking a serious moment for the club as they navigate these challenging circumstances.
In other news, the Canberra Raiders and Brisbane Broncos are reflecting on the legacy of their dramatic clash from nearly a year ago, as both teams continue to learn from what many consider one of the greatest matches they have ever played.
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