Radio 901
Bulletins — 2026-10-30
News
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In breaking news, Flavio Bolsonaro has arrived in Miami after disappearing just days following his election loss in Brazil, raising concerns about his sudden departure. Meanwhile, in Australian screen news, Tales from Outer Suburbia and Addition have triumphed at the Screen Music Awards, with Josh Hogan and Ned Beckley scoring four wins for their work.
In a serious development, a senior Defence official has claimed they raised concerns about a potential social media ban due to harmful comments affecting the health of officials. Tragically, at least sixty-four people have lost their lives in a high-speed train collision in central Spain.
On the cruise front, hundreds find themselves stranded after a US-based cruise operator went bust, citing rising fuel costs. Lastly, Collingwood has announced a strategic review of its struggling AFLW program, acknowledging the need for improvement.
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Sport
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In sports news today, Football Australia is optimistic that the Socceroos' upcoming friendlies in the Middle East will proceed as planned, despite the current regional tensions.
In a stunning turn of events, reigning English champion Arsenal has been eliminated from the EFL League Cup by the fourth-tier team Fleetwood Town, marking a significant upset in the competition.
In cricket, Mitch Starc delivered a remarkable spell of bowling, showcasing his skill as the Australian team rallied during the first day’s play in Cape Town, following a controversial decision from captain Pat Cummins.
Lastly, former Australian Open champion Stan Wawrinka has announced his retirement from professional tennis, closing the chapter on a celebrated career during his farewell at the Basel tournament.
That’s the latest in sports. Stay tuned for more smooth sounds on Radio 901.