Radio 901
Bulletins — 2026-09-24
News
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A new survey reveals that half of all young Australian adults are currently living with their parents, a significant increase from thirty-nine per cent in two thousand and one.
Meanwhile, in a surprising family dispute, Dolly Parton's estate is embroiled in a feud with her nephew who has reportedly been accused of making threats against her legacy and business.
In international news, Yoshua Bengio, known as one of the Godfathers of artificial intelligence, issued a stark warning after Donald Trump's recent speech, saying the world needs to take steps to regulate AI technology.
On a tragic note, a twenty-two year old worker lost his life after a ten-metre fall while installing lights in Rome's historic Colosseum.
In local updates, a general manager from Clarence Valley has been sacked following a costly mix-up related to a hat-draw incident during council proceedings.
Lastly, we celebrate the enduring love of Mal and Marge, who share the secret to their seventy-five years of marriage.
Stay tuned for more relaxing music here on Radio 901.
Sport
This is Radio Nine Zero One.
In sports news today, an enthusiastic crowd gathered at the Dockers headquarters as fans flocked to watch their team’s final training session before the grand final. The high demand led the Dockers to turn the event into a ticketed occasion.
In other news, Victoria Police have engaged with three spectators following reports of abusive incidents involving an umpire during the recent AFL preliminary final between Hawthorn and Brisbane.
As the NRL finals heat up, fans can expect a thrilling showdown as Brian To'o and Greg Marzhew, both known for their powerful plays, prepare to battle it out for a spot in the grand final.
Finally, concerns are growing for Lachie Neale's availability for the AFL grand final, as his father expressed worries about the impact of a potential ban on the star Lion.
Stay tuned for more smooth sounds on Radio Nine Zero One.