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Bulletins — 2026-08-09
News
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In local news today, a former staff member of billionaire Judith Neilson has been denied bail on allegations of fraud, with claims she used her employer’s credit cards for a shopping spree totaling one point six million dollars. Meanwhile, there are growing concerns for thousands of renters in South Australia as the National Rental Affordability Scheme comes to an end, leaving vulnerable residents facing lengthy waitlists for social housing.
In lighter news, a pub owner has shared how the decision to remove poker machines made him feel like a criminal, despite believing it was the right choice for his establishment.
Turning to national headlines, nine individuals have been charged with online child abuse offences during a recent blitz in New South Wales, and in Sydney, a trial is underway for dedicated parking zones for e-bikes to ensure safer footpaths.
That's your local news today; stay tuned for more updates.
Sport
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In the world of AFL, Commission chairman Craig Drummond has issued an apology regarding his involvement in the controversy surrounding Geelong defender Jake Kolodjashnij's concussion contract. The league has also demanded a 'please explain' from the Cats over this contentious issue.
Meanwhile, as we mark ten years since Australia clinched gold in women's rugby sevens at the Rio Olympics, the legacy of this remarkable achievement continues to inspire future generations across the nation.
In today’s matches, the Brisbane Lions have sent a strong message to their rivals, dominating Hawthorn at the Gabba and reinforcing why they have claimed the premiership title in the last two seasons.
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