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Bulletins — 2026-09-11

News

This is Radio Nine Hundred and One with your news update.

In a significant legal development, Sara Netanyahu, the wife of Israeli Prime Minister, faces a one point two million dollar defamation lawsuit over her claims involving the October seventh Hamas attacks.

In international news, Japan seeks to modify the new world map approved by one hundred sixty-four UN members due to a dispute over the representation of the Kuril Islands, which appear aligned with Russia.

From China, at least twenty-five people have lost their lives in a tragic cargo ship fire at a port, prompting President Xi Jinping to call for intensified rescue efforts and an investigation into the incident.

In Nepal, fresh air has been discovered for the first time in tunnels where nearly nine hundred individuals are believed to be trapped following severe flooding.

And finally, congratulations to author Kate Wild, whose book about Kumanjayi Walker’s killing has won eighty thousand dollars at the Prime Minister's Literary Awards.

Thank you for listening to Radio Nine Hundred and One.

Sport

This is Radio 901, your source for easy listening and the latest in sports news.

In motorsport, Formula One has made a grand entrance to a new circuit in Madring, with a corner dubbed "Monumental" already hinting at its potential to become an iconic sight, even before the inaugural race.

Turning now to rugby league, at thirty-five years old, Dane Gagai continues to make history. The veteran outside back has surpassed every other player in NRL matches and remains optimistic as he prepares for another finals campaign, insisting that his best days are still ahead.

In community sports, controversy brews as the Victorian Amateur Football Association denies accusations of gender bias. Several clubs have expressed their concerns over the perceived secondary status of women's competitions this season.

Lastly, Australia's cricketing challenges are becoming - all too familiar. Discussions revolve around Marnus Labuschagne’s struggles, mirroring concerns over the team's overall selection strategy.

This is Radio 901, wishing you a pleasant afternoon.

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