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Bulletins — 2026-11-15
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In sports, England has triumphed in the Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup, defeating France fifty to thirty-eight, marking their third title win. Completing the day, Australia celebrated with a victory in the third-place play-off.
In more serious news, Ariel Bombara expressed her heartfelt condemnation of her father's actions during an inquest into the tragic shooting of family friends, Jennifer and Gretl Petelczyc.
Meanwhile, Orijol Rukaj, the prisoner who escaped from his brother's funeral in Melbourne, has been captured after months on the run, found nearly three thousand eight hundred kilometres away.
In legal matters, two teenage boys from the Sunshine Coast will face trial for the alleged murder of a local soccer coach, while the jury hears evidence regarding Robert Crawford, accused of using his phone during the night his wife died.
Finally, in cricket, Mahli Beardman shone in his one day international debut, becoming just the second Australian to take five wickets in such a match.
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Sport
You're listening to Radio Nine Hundred and One, your station for smooth, relaxed music. In sports today, Australian Test captain Pat Cummins has held a detailed press conference lasting seventy minutes, in which he expressed hope to draw a line under the ongoing Sandpapergate controversy. However, David Warner has quickly dampened that optimism, indicating unresolved tensions persist. Cummins passionately addressed fellow player Usman Khawaja's claims regarding ball tampering, asserting the allegations are one hundred per cent wrong. With tensions simmering, many are questioning whether it’s appropriate to place blame on Khawaja for airing the scandal nearly eight years later. The cricket community continues to reflect on this sensitive issue, as voices grow louder on both sides. That's your sports update for now. Stay tuned for more soothing sounds and gentle melodies here on Radio Nine Hundred and One.