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Bulletins — 2026-08-10
News
You're listening to Hills Radio, where community spirit thrives. In local news, a former secretary of billionaire Judith Neilson has been denied bail after being accused of a stunning one point six million dollar fraud involving shopping sprees using her employer's credit cards.
As the National Rental Affordability Scheme winds down, fears are growing for vulnerable and elderly residents, who may now face decade-long waitlists for social housing.
In a surprising turn, pub owner Mitch Crum expressed feeling like a criminal after removing gaming machines from his establishment, a decision he initially believed was positive.
Meanwhile, on a broader scale, a child protection blitz in New South Wales led to the charging of nine individuals with over thirty online child abuse offences. In Sydney, dedicated parking zones for e-bikes are being introduced as part of a trial to keep footpaths safe.
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Sport
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In local sports news today, Australia’s Isaac Henry prepares for a momentous occasion as he becomes the nation's nine hundred ninety ninth Wallaby, working through an injury-filled journey to make his Test debut in Osaka. Meanwhile, fellow Aussie Isaac Beacroft has taken the spotlight by smashing the Under Twenty World Record in the five thousand metre walk, adding another gold medal to his illustrious career.
On the international front, we mourn the passing of Jorge Messi, the father of Argentine football legend Lionel Messi, who has left us at the age of sixty-eight. In other tragic news, Fijian rugby player Saimoni Vunilagi, just twenty-six years old, has died, with suspected heat stroke being the cause following a training session in Japan.
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