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Bulletins — 2026-08-02
News
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A former secretary of billionaire Judith Neilson has been denied bail after being accused of a massive one point six million dollar fraud scheme, which allegedly involved extravagant purchases on her employer's credit cards.
In housing news, thousands of vulnerable renters are facing uncertainty as the National Rental Affordability Scheme ends, leaving many elderly and vulnerable residents facing decade-long waitlists for social housing.
In local pub news, Mitch Crum, a pub owner, has shared that removing poker machines from his establishment made him feel like a criminal, despite believing it was the right choice.
On a broader scale, eight men and one woman have been charged with over thirty online child abuse offences in New South Wales as part of a child protection operation.
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In a captivating performance at the Commonwealth Games, South Australia's Jemima Montag has made headlines, unapologetically defending her title in the ten thousand metre race walk, describing her strategy as “selfish” while allowing teammate Lizzy McMillen to lead the pace.
In another exciting development, a showdown between Australia's Cameron Myers and Scotland's Josh Kerr aims to rewrite history sixty years after the last Commonwealth Games mile, providing an exhilarating grand finale.
Meanwhile, the women’s 200 metre final was tinged with tension as Adaejah Hodge's victory took place under the shadow of a doping scandal from two thousand twenty-four, leading to some frosty interactions post-race.
Finally, on day eight of the Games, an Australian gold medallist dished out some friendly taunts, while an English weightlifter teased fans with a surprising revelation before her debut on Celebrity MasterChef.
Stay tuned for more local updates right here on Hills Radio.