Radio 901
Bulletins — 2026-11-06
News
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In a new report, Anglicare's annual Rental Affordability Snapshot reveals that essential workers, including retail staff and cleaners, can afford less than one per cent of rental listings, raising concerns about housing affordability.
Meanwhile, Telstra customers are experiencing confusion as their SMS inboxes fill up with missed call notifications from contacts who never called.
In other news, Northern Territory Police have acknowledged that a formal caution issued to federal MP Luke Gosling for an alleged bail breach may have been a mistake, potentially aiding his defence.
A woman in Western Australia has received a five-year jail sentence for fatally stabbing her partner during a heated argument.
In Hobart, residents were told that discoloured water, described as thick and orange, is safe to drink, although it caused distress to some households.
Lastly, David Jones faces uncertainty, with experts advising consumers on how to navigate potential issues during the Christmas shopping season.
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Sport
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In sports today, former NRL player Trent Merrin is facing five charges related to the manufacturing of illegal peptides following a police investigation that uncovered what authorities describe as a clandestine lab.
In racing news, trainer Ciaron Maher has made history with his extraordinary performance at the Melbourne Cup, raising questions about the dominance of one training operation in this prestigious event.
Meanwhile, Beauty Point harness trainer Conor Crook has been banned from the sport for twenty years after pleading guilty to twenty-five charges, including blood doping and placing illegal bets, following a thorough inquiry by TasRacing's Integrity Unit.
Celebrations continue in Alice Springs as locals cheer for local hero Ethan Brown, who brought home the win at the Melbourne Cup, highlighting his remarkable dedication as a young jockey.
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