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Bulletins — 2026-07-22
News
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In breaking news, a former secretary of billionaire Judith Neilson has been denied bail following allegations of a one point six million dollar fraud involving shopping sprees on her employer’s credit cards.
Meanwhile, concerns are mounting for vulnerable renters in our community as the National Rental Affordability Scheme draws to a close, leaving many elderly residents facing lengthy waitlists for social housing.
On a different note, a local pub owner, Mitch Crum, shared his feelings of criminality after he removed poker machines from his venue, likening the process to a challenging ordeal.
In New South Wales, nine individuals have been charged with over thirty online child abuse offences during a recent child protection operation.
On a lighter note, Sydney is trialling dedicated kerbside parking for e-bikes to ensure clearer footpaths for pedestrians.
Stay tuned for more local updates here on Hills Radio!
Sport
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In sports today, Collingwood coach Craig McRae has sent a heartfelt message to Bobby Hill, who is set to leave the club, ahead of their clash in Adelaide with a fully fit team. Meanwhile, in the world of cycling, former professional rider Jonathan Vaughters has suggested that conducting doping tests at night could have prevented twenty-five years of controversy in the sport, a topic gaining traction during this year’s Tour de France.
On another note, five years after being awarded the 2032 Olympics, Brisbane faces criticism for broken promises and delayed preparations, raising concerns about the city’s readiness for the games.
Lastly, Spain's victorious World Cup team received a hero’s welcome in Madrid, amidst an investigation by FIFA into post-match fights that marred their celebrations.
Stay tuned for more local stories and music here on Hills Radio.