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Bulletins — 2026-08-22
News
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In local news, a former secretary of billionaire Judith Neilson faces serious allegations as she has been denied bail over a one point six million dollar fraud scheme, reportedly using her employer’s credit cards for personal shopping.
Meanwhile, thousands of renters, particularly vulnerable and elderly residents, are fearing the impact of the impending end of the National Rental Affordability Scheme, which many have relied on amidst long waiting lists for social housing.
In the pub scene, owner Mitch Crum is sharing his experience of removing poker machines from his establishment, describing the challenging process as making him feel like a criminal.
In broader news, multiple arrests have been made in New South Wales following a crackdown on online child abuse crimes, with nine individuals now charged.
Stay tuned for more community news coming your way.
Sport
Welcome to Hills Radio, your source for local stories and the latest from around South Australia.
In major news today, the Sydney Swans AFLW captain Lucy McEvoy asserts that the team stands united as they face a turbulent time following the suspension of five male players due to a scandal. Both McEvoy and Swans captain Callum Mills have addressed concerns over team dynamics, emphasizing open communication and denying any rifts within the group.
Swans chairperson Andrew Pridham has called for a deeper examination of the AFL culture, advocating for accountability amidst claims of misogyny.
In NRL news, Penrith’s finals hopes have taken a hit as five-eighth Jack Cogger faces a three-match ban after a high tackle, potentially sidelining him for the start of the finals series.
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