Radio 901
Bulletins — 2026-10-14
News
This is Radio 901 with your news update.
In the heart of Paris, a violent fire has tragically destroyed the Marche Couvert des Enfants Rouges, the city’s oldest covered food market, which has welcomed visitors since sixteen fifteen.
In economic news, a Labor MP has warned that the growing use of artificial intelligence could exacerbate income inequality, despite the potential for improved wages in some sectors.
Australian citizens in Riyadh have been advised to shelter in place as ongoing hostilities continue between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis from Yemen.
In legal developments, Daniel Billings, convicted for the murder of his ex-partner Molly Ticehurst in New South Wales, has announced plans to appeal his twenty-eight-year sentence.
In lighter news, American economists Robert E Hall and Michael Woodford have received the prestigious Nobel Prize in Economics for their outstanding contributions.
Finally, in Darwin, a woman with a heart condition is considering sleeping rough as the local short-stay accommodation facility closes its doors today, leaving medically at-risk residents with limited options.
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Sport
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In sports today, Australian captain Steve Smith showcased his extraordinary skills in the first Test against South Africa, pulling off remarkable catches, but time remains the team's biggest challenge in Durban. Meanwhile, Izzi Batt-Doyle made headlines by smashing the Australian women’s marathon record with an impressive run in Chicago, taking more than two minutes off her personal best.
In motorsport, dramatic moments defined the final laps of the Bathurst 1000, leading to a triumphant victory for DJR while leaving another team in heartbreak. In quick highlights, Smith’s outstanding slip catches thrilled fans, although Marnus Labuschagne aired his frustration over a missed opportunity.
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