Radio 901
Bulletins — 2026-08-27
News
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In a significant legal development, Meta has agreed to pay twenty-three billion dollars to settle claims that its social media platforms caused addiction in teenagers.
In royal news, Prince Harry and Meghan have returned to the United Kingdom with their two children, marking their first visit since relocating to California six years ago amid ongoing family tensions.
Here in Australia, the tragic flash floods in Nepal have resulted in at least ninety-five fatalities, with over three hundred foreign nationals, including an Australian, now reported missing.
Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has awarded Elon Musk the Order of Freedom, a prestigious honour, for his support of Starlink services during the ongoing conflict.
In local developments, the former Ford Falcon plant could soon be repurposed into a major data centre, sparking concerns among local residents.
Lastly, a court has released notes linked to a woman accused of killing her elderly parents during her trial.
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Sport
You’re listening to Radio Nine Hundred and One, where the music is smooth and the news is easy.
In sports today, James Hird may not have achieved his ultimate dream outcome, but he still holds the potential to foster unity within the Essendon Football Club, should he choose to lend a hand.
In cycling, Tadej Pogačar has surged ahead in the Vuelta a España, clinching victory in his second stage after an impressive fifty-kilometre solo effort in Andorra.
Shifting to Australian rules football, Toby Greene, the captain of the Greater Western Sydney Giants, has candidly expressed that he is unfazed by facilities as he contemplates a potential move to the Geelong Football Club.
Finally, Olympic figure skating champion Alysa Liu will take a step back from the sport this season, six months after her remarkable gold medal win at the Winter Olympics.
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