Radio 901
Bulletins — 2026-09-01
News
This is Radio nine hundred and one with your news update.
In significant international news, Iran reports that two individuals were killed in United States strikes on an island in the Strait of Hormuz. This follows the interception of an Iranian drone over United Arab Emirates waters, amid escalating tensions between the US and Iran.
On the local front, the Australian Treasury warns that our nation risks missing out on the economic benefits of artificial intelligence due to a slow uptake by businesses.
In a show of support, New South Wales Premier Chris Minns reached out to the Indian community in his first official visit to India, meeting with young people facing hardship.
In crime news, a seventy-five-year-old man has been charged with murder following the tragic death of a woman in Bacchus Marsh, west of Melbourne.
Lastly, Qantas ground crews have voted overwhelmingly in favour of potential strike action, with ninety-seven percent backing the decision.
Thank you for tuning in to Radio nine hundred and one.
Sport
This is Radio Nine O One.
In sport today, Indigenous representation in the AFL is seeing a decline, yet there remains a wealth of talent in the Northern Territory, particularly inspired by the recent AFLW Dreamtime match, which has motivated many young players.
Meanwhile, former Carlton coach Michael Voss has shared his insights on the Blues' finals prospects after an impressive turnaround, nearly four months post his departure.
In tennis, rain has interrupted the US Open, leaving Australian players Kim Birrell and Aleksandar Vukic off-court with their first-round matches yet to be completed.
In rugby league, Newcastle's Jacob Saifiti faces a season-ending four-game suspension following a high tackle, casting a shadow over his team's hopes.
That’s the latest in sports. Stay tuned to Radio Nine O One for more smooth tunes and easy listening.