Radio 901
Bulletins — 2026-08-30
News
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In sports news, Carlton’s resurgence continues as they secure a thrilling wildcard victory over Melbourne at the MCG, setting up an elimination final against Geelong. Meanwhile, South Sydney’s Jai Arrow made an emotional return to the field, leading the Rabbitohs in his final two matches, as they face off against the Gold Coast.
In other news, a desperate search continues in Nepal for loved ones who went missing following severe flooding, as families gather at a noticeboard in Kathmandu to display pictures of those unaccounted for.
On a different note, former child stars are speaking out about the unresolved issues they faced during their rise to fame, nearly a century after the introduction of Hollywood’s first child protection laws.
Lastly, three teenagers have been arrested following an alleged burglary spree in Melbourne’s north-eastern suburbs.
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Sport
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In a significant announcement for AFL fans, legendary Magpies player Scott Pendlebury is set to join the Gold Coast Suns as an unrestricted free agent for the twenty twenty-seven season.
In local football news, a creative Facebook call-out for ring-ins has revitalised the Violet Town team, allowing players from far and wide to come together and form a spirited side in the Kyabram District Football Netball League.
Turning to the AFL wildcard clash, in a nail-biting finish, Collingwood narrowly lost to the Western Bulldogs by just three points, with Tim Membrey missing a crucial shot after the siren.
Finally, in Super Netball, Australian talent faces setbacks as several players miss out on contracts in what is regarded as the world’s best netball league, amid the collapse of New Zealand's competition.
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