Radio 901
Bulletins — 2026-10-22
News
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In today’s top story, Kim Leadbeater, the sister of murdered former UK Member of Parliament Jo Cox, is calling for Australia to reduce political rhetoric following the recent attack on independent MP Helen Haines. Leadbeater highlights the serious consequences that can arise from inflammatory language.
In other news, major banks and websites across Europe experienced disruptions due to a failure in Google Cloud services, affecting countless users.
In Alberta, voters have rejected a proposal to separate from Canada, though separatists vow to pursue another referendum.
Meanwhile, police in Australia have laid three charges against Brendan Nugent in connection with the Haines attack, including dangerous driving causing serious injury.
On a positive note, the Australian military is opening its ranks to Papua New Guinea university students to enhance recruitment efforts.
Finally, Queensland landholders and politicians are advocating for stricter laws to regulate renewable energy developments amid growth pressures.
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Sport
This is Radio Nine Hundred and One with your sports update.
In a significant development, Racing Victoria's stewards have cleared all jockeys of any fault regarding the tragic fall of Ohope Wins during the Caulfield Cup, which sadly resulted in the horse being euthanised.
In netball news, Diamonds vice-captain Kate Moloney is set to make her return from injury, a boost for the Australian team as they prepare for the upcoming Constellation Cup.
In the WNBA finals, Australian rookie Izzy Borlase played a crucial role, alongside star Angel Reese, helping the Atlanta Dream secure a victory with a score of seventy-nine to sixty-five against the Golden State Valkyries, leveling the series at one-one.
And finally, in quick hits from the second Test between Australia and South Africa, Matt Renshaw wowed with a brilliant catch, while Temba Bavuma's impressive six captivated the crowd amidst challenging conditions.
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