Radio 901
Bulletins — 2026-09-30
News
This is Radio Nine Hundred and One with your news update.
Acting Home Affairs Minister Richard Marles has announced a crackdown on weak government websites following a recent OpenAI hack, stressing the need for systems to stay ahead of the rapid changes brought on by artificial intelligence.
In Estonia, officials are denouncing Russian involvement in an arson attack on a factory producing drones for Ukraine.
An Israeli air strike has taken out Izz al-Din Al-Beik, the head of Hamas' armed wing in northern Gaza, escalating tensions in the region.
In Western Australia, over one hundred mine workers in Collie are striking over pay and future job security, voicing concerns to both Premier Coal and the state government.
An emotional service in Canberra has honoured the remarkable lives of police officers who have died in the line of duty, adding new names to the National Police Memorial.
Lastly, Newcastle Knights hooker Phoenix Crossland has received a four-game ban for a tackle that left Penrith's Nathan Cleary with a broken leg.
That concludes our bulletin. Thank you for listening to Radio Nine Hundred and One.