Radio 901
Bulletins — 2026-08-26
News
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In a significant ruling, the Federal Court of Australia has found that eHarmony misled users regarding 'free' subscriptions, leaving many Australians feeling deceived as they were ultimately forced to pay for dating services.
In international news, the Lockerbie bombing trial has been delayed due to new evidence involving a Libyan intelligence operative who allegedly confessed to his involvement in the tragic 198-eight bombing.
Meanwhile, tensions rise in the West Bank as right-wing Israeli politician Zvi Sukkot vandalised a memorial dedicated to Palestinians, sharing his actions on social media.
A report reveals young Australians face generational inequality, with home ownership rates now at an eighty-year low, making it increasingly difficult to enter the housing market.
In the ACT, the education union has expressed concern over significant changes to public school funding, which could impact several colleges in the area.
In global news, reports from Haiti indicate more residents have been killed in violent gang raids, with many fleeing their homes in search of safety.
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Sport
This is Radio Nine Hundred One, bringing you today's sports news.
Mark McVeigh and Andrew Welsh are set to approach James Hird about a potential role at Essendon, following Hird's recent oversight in the quest to return as senior coach.
In Formula One, Oscar Piastri is left searching for answers after a disappointing finish at the Dutch Grand Prix, while his teammate re-enters the title picture with strong performances.
On a brighter note, Tiarnee Massie, who nearly lost her life as a child, now stands as the number one seed heading into this year's Iron Series in surf lifesaving.
Meanwhile, Port Adelaide faces a turbulent season, with trade rumours surrounding key player Zak Butters adding to the ongoing challenges for the newly-appointed coach.
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