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Bulletins — 2026-09-22
News
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The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has warned that the clock is ticking for investors in the private credit sector, highlighting concerns over poor lending practices. In overseas news, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is clinging to power despite facing his party's worst regional election defeat in post-war Germany, as he navigates a coalition with the Social Democrats.
Meanwhile, in China, a high-ranking military ally of Xi Jinping has been expelled from the Communist Party, facing serious accusations of corruption and disloyalty. Stateside, major news outlets CNN, MS Now and Politico are set to sue after being barred from the White House following claims of so-called "fake news."
In entertainment, Chris Brown will join a new trio replacing Kyle and Jackie O starting November Ninth. Lastly, a man has been banned from Oz Comic-Con after allegedly biting an artist during the event.
That’s your news for now. Thank you for tuning in to Radio Nine Zero One.
Sport
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In sports news today, the AFL's annual Brownlow Medal ceremony is drawing attention as stars and their partners hit the red carpet, showcasing their finest attire in this glamorous countdown to the best-and-fairest award.
In a significant development, the Brisbane Lions are set to challenge a one-game suspension for their star player, Lachie Neale, who was penalised for striking in last weekend's preliminary final.
Meanwhile, the NRL is taking action following an incident of spectator abuse during a semifinal match in Auckland, where projectiles were thrown at referee Ashley Klein. The league's integrity unit is now involved in the investigation.
Lastly, excitement builds for the 2026 Brownlow Medal count, with a strong favourite emerging as anticipation grows among fans.
And that’s your sports update. Stay tuned to Radio 901 for more relaxing sounds.