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Bulletins — 2026-08-05
News
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In local news, a former secretary of billionaire Judith Neilson has been denied bail over allegations of a one point six million dollar shopping spree made with her employer's credit cards and bank information. This has sparked conversations about trust and employment ethics.
Meanwhile, thousands of vulnerable renters are facing uncertain futures as the National Rental Affordability Scheme comes to an end. Advocates are raising alarms about long waiting lists for social housing, particularly affecting elderly residents.
In a lighter story, Mitch Crum, a pub owner, expressed his frustration after removing poker machines from his venue, revealing that the process made him feel like a criminal rather than a responsible business owner.
That’s your news from Hills Radio, keeping you informed and connected. Stay tuned for more community stories.
Sport
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In a bold stand, several AFL clubs are defying a controversial memo from the league warning against resting players in the final round of the season. Despite the potential for sanctions, these coaches are sticking to their guns.
Meanwhile, Alastair Clarkson, the North Melbourne coach, has confirmed a handshake deal to extend his contract, even as the team faces a missed finals spot.
In rugby league, former New South Wales State of Origin player Matt King has been appointed the new head coach of the Blues, stepping into the role after Laurie Daley's departure.
In other news, a financial lifeline has been given to the Central Coast Mariners women's team, as Wests Tigers' owners support their entry into the upcoming A-League competition.
Stay tuned for more stories that matter to our community. This is Hills Radio signing off.