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Bulletins — 2026-08-01
News
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In a significant story today, a former employee of billionaire Judith Neilson has been denied bail over allegations of a one point six million dollar fraud, accused of using her employer’s credit cards for an extravagant shopping spree.
In other news, fears are rising for thousands of vulnerable renters as the National Rental Affordability Scheme comes to an end, leaving many in the community facing decade-long waitlists for social housing.
Locally, pub owner Mitch Crum has shared his feelings about removing poker machines from his venue, saying the process made him feel like a criminal despite his intentions to promote a healthier environment.
And lastly, a nationwide child protection operation has led to nine arrests in New South Wales for online child abuse offences, highlighting the ongoing battle against digital crimes.
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Sport
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In an exciting development, Australia is leading the way at the Commonwealth Games by bringing a psychiatrist to Glasgow to support our athletes in handling the immense pressure of competition. This is a historic first for Team Australia, emphasizing mental well-being on the world stage.
In a more difficult story, local athlete Korey Boddington has seen his hopes of competing at the upcoming Commonwealth Games dashed due to a classification change, highlighting ongoing challenges in para-sport.
Over in AFL, Collingwood Football Club is standing firm behind Bobby Hill following his departure from the team, amid distressing social media abuse directed at him.
And in lighter news, day seven of the Commonwealth Games brought plenty of joy, with Tongan weightlifter moves captivating the crowd, while sports icons David Beckham and Ronaldo hit the velodrome.
Stay tuned to Hills Radio for more updates and community stories.