Hills Radio
Bulletins — 2026-07-28
News
This is Hills Radio, your voice in the Adelaide Hills and beyond.
First up, concerns are rising for vulnerable renters in our region as the National Rental Affordability Scheme winds down, leaving many facing daunting waitlists for social housing.
In a shocking turn of events, billionaire Judith Neilson's former secretary has been denied bail after allegedly racking up a staggering one point six million dollars in fraudulent spending using her employer’s credit cards.
On a lighter note, pub owner Mitch Crum shares his experience of removing poker machines from his establishment, a decision he thought was positive but found to be a difficult and confusing process.
In national news, authorities have arrested nine individuals in New South Wales for over thirty online child abuse offenses as part of a two-week protection operation.
And in Sydney, a trial will introduce designated kerbside parking for e-bikes to help keep our footpaths clear.
Stay tuned for more local stories and music.
Sport
This is Hills Radio, your home for local news and tunes.
In sports today, Australian sprinter Rohan Browning is speaking out about a new qualification system for the one hundred metres that he calls "clearly not fair." This surprise came as competitors arrived in Glasgow.
In a remarkable story, Victoria Belando Nicholson, once pulled lifeless from the water as a baby, has now claimed a bronze medal in swimming for Australia. Her journey is an inspiration to many.
In quick hits, Australia's netball 'cleaner' has gone viral, and two young best friends shared the podium at the Commonwealth Games, while a very familiar Wiggles star was spotted in the stands.
And Scottish-born Iona Anderson is celebrating her gold medal win in Glasgow, showing enthusiasm for the event’s relocation from regional Victoria, despite some controversy around the decision.
Stay tuned for more local stories and great music here on Hills Radio!