Radio 901
Bulletins — 2026-10-12
News
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In breaking news, Russian attacks on Ukraine have tragically claimed the lives of at least twelve people, following a recent announcement by United States President Donald Trump about a deal to purchase Russian diesel, which Ukraine fears could finance the ongoing conflict.
In Carlton, authorities have identified a twenty-one-year-old woman, Jayda Allen Bonner, found dead in an apartment; her family expressed ongoing concerns for her safety in recent weeks.
Meanwhile, the Opal Tower has been declared defect-free after eight years of legal disputes and evacuations, culminating in a ribbon-cutting ceremony marking the end of a difficult chapter.
On a brighter note, Zach Bates has secured pole position for the upcoming Bathurst 1000 after an impressive performance in the Top Ten Shootout.
Lastly, Matt Renshaw has made headlines with a career-best performance in the first Test against South Africa.
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In sports today, Australia’s first day of Test cricket in Durban has been met with mixed feelings. While there are some positive notes, concerns linger due to a makeshift batting order that could foreshadow challenges in the series ahead.
In football, the Matildas have faced a tough match against Germany in Karlsruhe, with the Germans proving too strong for the Aussie side, despite their continued efforts.
In Sheffield Shield cricket, South Australia has begun their title defence with an impressive innings victory over Victoria. Debutant Noah McFadyen shone brightly, not only scoring a century but also making an impact with the ball.
Finally, swimmer Lani Pallister has made headlines after defeating the formidable Katie Ledecky in the eight hundred metre freestyle at the Pan Pacific Swimming Championships. With a new coach, Pallister looks forward to her journey toward Olympic gold.
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