Radio 901
Bulletins — 2026-11-13
News
This is Radio Nine Hundred and One, bringing you the latest news from across Australia.
An interim report by the Productivity Commission has revealed that regional flights cost one hundred and seventy three percent more per kilometre than city routes, highlighting significant disparities in air travel costs. In Queensland, a Singapore Airlines flight made an emergency landing in Rockhampton after smoke filled the cabin on Wednesday afternoon.
In tragic news, South Australian Health officials have confirmed the death of a young adult from meningococcal disease, reminding us of the importance of health vigilance. Meanwhile, the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority is under investigation following a website hack during exam periods, impacting students whose exams run until November eighteenth.
Lastly, a leader in human rights advocacy, known for supporting journalist Peter Greste, has been named the Australian of the Year in the ACT, along with a diverse group of community-focused individuals.
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Sport
This is Radio 901 news.
In cricket today, a small scrap of sandpaper has shone a light on the sport’s so-called dark arts, revealing how crucial it is to maintain the ball in just the right condition for optimal performance. In other cricket news, Marnus Labuschagne made a shaky return to Shield cricket, scoring a mere twelve runs as he works towards reclaiming his Test form. Meanwhile, David Warner has taken aim at former Australian coach Darren Lehmann, agreeing with comments that suggest Levy got off lightly following the Sandpapergate scandal.
In AFL news, despite facing battles of their own, draft hopefuls like Gus White, who is recovering from a ruptured ACL, continue to pursue their dreams, drawing inspiration from those who have faced similar challenges.
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