Radio 901
Bulletins — 2026-10-11
News
This is Radio nine hundred and one.
In today’s news, Melbourne artist Fiona O'Byrne has won the prestigious two thousand twenty-six Lester Prize for her touching painting of her daughter, claiming a fifty thousand dollar prize.
In art-related news, two stolen Renoir paintings have been recovered in France, leading to the arrest of six individuals.
On the sporting front, Phoebe Litchfield's dynamic performance has propelled Australia to a seven-wicket victory over Bangladesh in their first One Day International in Brisbane.
In a more somber story, Busselton couple Nathan James Dekkers and Isabel Maree Busher have been sentenced to jail for the torture and death of their fourteen-week-old puppy.
In a shake-up in sports management, Anthony De Ceglie has stepped down as the CEO of the Perth Bears NRL team, with no reason given for his departure.
Lastly, the Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to Judge Navi Pillay for her outstanding work in promoting peace and international law.
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Sport
This is Radio Nine Zero One, bringing you the latest in sports.
In breaking news, Anthony De Ceglie has stepped down as CEO of the Perth Bears, the first National Rugby League team from Western Australia since nineteen ninety-seven. The club did not provide a reason for his departure.
Moving on to cricket, we examine the mixed fortunes of Australia's last Test touring party to South Africa. While some players experienced career highs, others struggled to recapture their form since that two thousand eighteen series.
In motorsport, Oscar Piastri is looking for a comeback at the Singapore Grand Prix, hoping McLaren can deliver a more competitive performance following a disappointing outing in Malaysia.
And finally, we spotlight Sophie Molineux, Australia's new cricket captain, who has navigated challenges and criticisms on her journey over the past eight years.
Thanks for joining us on Radio Nine Zero One.