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Bulletins — 2026-10-10
News
This is Radio nine-oh-one with your news update.
In breaking news, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has won a court battle to quash police search warrants deemed unlawful by a London court.
In Ukraine, a tragic Russian attack on a bus stop has left at least thirty-three people dead, highlighting the ongoing conflict's devastating impact on civilians.
Meanwhile, tensions between South Korea and Ukraine are escalating, following Ukraine's transfer of two North Korean soldiers to Seoul.
In a more uplifting story, Canadian poet Anne Carson has been awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature for her innovative contributions to contemporary writing.
Closer to home, the Northern Territory is experiencing a significant network outage affecting government departments and essential services.
Lastly, concerning reports reveal that more children are turning to chatbots to disclose online sexual victimisation, prompting calls for greater community support.
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Sport
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In sports news today, the North Melbourne Kangaroos are making headlines with a bold eleven million dollar contract offer to Sydney Swans’ Nick Blakey, as clubs eagerly arrange meetings with the talented halfback.
Meanwhile, Matildas coach Joe Montemurro has voiced his support for Mary Fowler, who has chosen to miss upcoming friendlies for personal reasons, assuring fans that the team possesses the creativity needed to perform well in her absence.
In motorsport, Kai Allen has put down a strong marker ahead of the Bathurst 1000, clocking the fastest time across today's practice sessions, just as teammate Ford prepares for an engine change.
Lastly, New Zealand Rugby is taking legal action to prevent the Papua New Guinea 'Chiefs' name from being used in the upcoming NRL team launch later this month.
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