Radio 901
Bulletins — 2026-09-29
News
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In the UK, five men have been arrested near a military base in England, suspected of preparing a terror act linked to attempts by the Iranian regime to target the facility.
In Melbourne, the trial has begun for a man accused of fatally attacking his friend with a machete, reportedly striking the victim at least thirty-nine times.
Meanwhile, the Greens leader Larissa Waters has announced she is stepping down due to a worsening pre-existing medical condition.
In Bangkok, residents are coming together to support one another as torrential rain has caused severe flooding, making it challenging to reach essential services.
Sweden is facing a political impasse, as Social Democrat leader Magdalena Andersson states she cannot form a government following a narrow election win.
And finally, a proposed data centre project in Sydney has been withdrawn by its developer after facing significant community backlash.
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Sport
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In sports today, a remarkable achievement for Michael Matthews, who has secured silver at the UCI World Championships road race, marking a triumphant comeback after overcoming a life-threatening illness and surviving a serious crash.
In AFL, Essendon has made waves by recruiting former Swans premiership coach, John Longmire, to take on the role of head of performance.
In rugby league, Ivan Cleary has shared the distressing news that his son, Nathan, will require surgery on both feet following a severe injury that included a broken right foot and a horrific compound fracture to his left ankle.
Lastly, the cricketing world sees change as Mike Baird steps down as chair of Cricket Australia, amidst ongoing controversy regarding the privatisation of the Big Bash.
That wraps up your sports news on Radio 901. Stay tuned for more relaxing music.