Radio 901
Bulletins — 2026-09-05
News
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In international news, Argentine President Javier Milei has heightened tensions with Britain, pledging new sanctions against oil activities near the disputed Falkland Islands. Meanwhile, a Townsville man has been sentenced to twelve years in prison for the exploitation of underage girls, highlighting ongoing concerns around child safety.
In Romania, prosecutors are moving forward with trafficking and money-laundering charges against the Tate brothers, alleging manipulation and coercion of minors for a webcam business.
In sports, Jai Arrow marked his one hundredth game for the South Sydney Rabbitohs with an emotional performance, leading his team to victory against the Sydney Roosters.
Turning to regional news, a woman has been charged with murder following the discovery of an eighty-one-year-old man's body in a creek on the New South Wales north coast.
And in cricket, Geelong triumphed at the MCG, with Patrick Dangerfield’s stellar performance sealing the match against Carlton.
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Sport
Good afternoon, this is Radio Nine Zero One.
In sports news today, Australian tennis player Alex de Minaur has suffered a surprising defeat at the US Open, falling in straight sets to Botic van de Zandschulp in the second round.
Meanwhile, former professional cyclist Rohan Dennis is seeking a new judge for his sentencing after pleading guilty to driving while disqualified, resulting from the crash that tragically took his wife’s life.
In Australian Rules Football, the Fremantle Dockers have faced a disappointing loss against Hawthorn, marking their worst performance of the season just when they were poised to make a strong push for their first premiership.
On a lighter note, excitement fills the air in the outback as thousands gather for the annual Birdsville Races. Travellers are arriving in droves, with some pledging to donate their winnings to charity.
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