Radio 901
Bulletins — 2026-09-23
News
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In a significant development today, Sri Lanka has convicted fifteen men for a deadly bombing that tragically claimed the lives of two Australians. This event has been marked as one of the most devastating in Sri Lanka's recent history, targeting churches and luxury hotels.
In Victoria, residents of Mildura are feeling considerable distress as a power outage lingers into its third day. A local residential services provider is calling for enhanced support for vulnerable communities during such prolonged outages.
Meanwhile, the United States has publicly criticized Australia’s proposed digital duty of care, marking an unusual intervention in the ongoing debate.
In court news, a teenager has been jailed for nearly three years following an aggravated home invasion in Melbourne which left a man severely injured.
Finally, in Adelaide, a dispute has arisen between the Property Council and the city council over the decline in foot traffic in the CBD.
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Sport
This is Radio Nine Hundred and One.
In NRL news, Robert Toia prepares for a challenging encounter as the Sydney Roosters face the Dolphins in Friday's preliminary final, where family ties will play a significant role while he attempts to mark the formidable Herbie Farnworth.
In AFL, Nick Daicos has made headlines after breaking records to secure the Brownlow Medal, showcasing his remarkable talent and resilience. This newest achievement adds to his already impressive legacy within the sport.
Lastly, in netball, goalkeeper Sarah Klau has been included in the Diamonds' squad for the upcoming Constellation Cup, despite recent sanctions from the governing body.
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