Hills Radio
Bulletins — 2026-07-20
News
This is Hills Radio bringing you the latest news from around our community.
In local news, there are growing concerns for vulnerable and elderly renters as the National Rental Affordability Scheme comes to an end, with many facing decade-long waitlists for social housing. Meanwhile, in a more cautionary tale, billionaire Judith Neilson's former secretary has been denied bail over allegations of a one point six million dollar shopping spree using her employer’s credit cards.
In broader news, pub owner Mitch Crum has expressed his frustrations after removing poker machines from his establishment, feeling unfairly treated through the process.
Across New South Wales, authorities have charged nine individuals with over thirty offences related to online child abuse, following a significant two-week operation.
In Sydney, a trial is underway to create dedicated parking zones for e-bikes to keep footpaths clear.
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Sport
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In sports news, the Adelaide Crows have faced a setback as the AFL Tribunal has upheld forward Darcy Fogarty's three-match ban for striking. The panel determined that Fogarty had ample time to consider his actions against Sydney's Harry Cunningham.
Turning to the international scene, Spain's surprise victory at the FIFA World Cup serves as a powerful reminder that teamwork can outshine individual stardom. Meanwhile, Argentina's Lionel Messi sauntered off the pitch in tears after their defeat, leaving fans to ponder the future of football without him.
In quick updates, tensions flared as Argentina's team reacted heatedly to their loss, while Ferran Torres etched his name in history as a Spanish hero.
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