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Bulletins — 2026-11-04
News
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In breaking news, wild storms have swept through south-east Queensland, bringing hail and severe weather to various communities throughout the afternoon and evening.
In other news, a Darwin childcare centre and its supervisor face consequences after being fined for their role in the tragic death of a toddler, Ebony Thompson, who was only twenty-two months old when the incident occurred three years ago.
More than four hundred jobs will be affected in upcoming changes to Mater Pathology, with over one hundred positions set to be lost in the coming months as hospitals shift to a new service model.
In a heartbreaking incident, a one-year-old child has died following a house fire in Collie, south of Perth.
On a lighter note, as the AFLW finals approach, Geelong’s co-captain Nina Morrison speaks on the team’s overdue success this season.
And finally, a woman in Geraldton reported a terrifying indecent assault while walking home early Sunday morning.
That’s your news for now. Stay tuned for more relaxing sounds on Radio Nine Hundred and One.
Sport
This is Radio nine hundred and one, bringing you the latest news in sports.
Australian cricket coach Andrew McDonald has reassured fans that the batting lineup is stronger, despite a disappointing collapse in the final two Tests against South Africa. He believes the contributions from new players are a positive sign for the future.
In boxing, New Zealand Olympian David Nyika, currently training in Gatton, Queensland, is poised to play a critical role in Oleksandr Usyk’s upcoming plans to dominate the global scene.
Turning to the AFL, West Coast Eagles have disclosed serious injury news regarding young star Ella Roberts, casting a shadow over the team's season.
Finally, in rugby league, with the knockout stage approaching, New Zealand's duo stands on the brink of making history as Lebanon's inspirational journey unfolds in this year’s World Cup.
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