Radio 901
Bulletins — 2026-09-09
News
This is Radio nine hundred and one with your latest news update.
British, French and Canadian leaders have announced an import ban on goods from Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, a significant decision that could potentially reshape Western foreign policy in the region. Meanwhile, Australia mourns the passing of legendary horseman Paddy Payne Senior at the age of ninety, a beloved figure and patriarch of a famous racing family.
Amnesty International is calling for investigations into three recent attacks in Tehran, which could amount to war crimes, following the tragic deaths of at least forty-one civilians. In sports, a country football league has condemned insensitive remarks made during an awards event related to the Sydney Swans scandal.
And in art theft news, two paintings worth nine million euros were stolen from the Renoir Museum by a group of thieves.
Lastly, in Tasmania, proposed gun law reforms are in a precarious position, with voting dependent on an independent member's decision.
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Sport
This is Radio Nine Hundred and One with your sports update.
In the NRL, the Newcastle Knights are gearing up for the finals, driven by their unheralded player Francis Manuleleua, who despite his recent elbow injury, is still ready to make an impact.
In AFL news, Brisbane Lions premiership hero Zac Bailey has opted to re-sign with the club, putting an end to speculation about a potential move to Adelaide.
Meanwhile, in tennis, Dutch player Botic van de Zandschulp staged an extraordinary comeback at the US Open, overcoming two sets down and a match point to achieve victory in the fourth-longest match in the tournament's history.
And for NFL fans, the much-anticipated match between the San Francisco 49ers and the Los Angeles Rams is set to take place at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, a monumental first for NFL regular-season games in Australia.
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