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Bulletins — 2026-08-29
News
This is Hills Radio with your local news update.
In a troubling development, a former secretary of billionaire Judith Neilson has been denied bail following allegations of a massive one point six million dollar fraud involving her employer’s credit cards.
Closer to home, vulnerable renters, including many elderly residents, are facing uncertain futures as the National Rental Affordability Scheme draws to an end, leaving them with decade-long waitlists for social housing.
In a related story, Mitch Crum, a local pub owner, has expressed feeling criminalized after removing poker machines from his venue, despite believing it was the right decision.
In national news, authorities have charged nine individuals with over thirty online child abuse offences during a recent two-week effort in New South Wales.
And in Sydney, designated parking zones for e-bikes are set to be introduced to keep footpaths clear.
That’s your news for now. Stay tuned to Hills Radio for more local updates.
Sport
This is Hills Radio bringing you the latest sports news from our community and beyond.
In golf, South Australia's Min Woo Lee has made a spectacular start at the Tour Championship in Atlanta, shooting an impressive eight under par sixty-two to take the lead after the first round. Meanwhile, in the NRL, the Brisbane Broncos are facing criticism after a lackluster farewell tribute for their departing captain Adam Reynolds, compounded by a ninth consecutive loss to the Storm. In AFL news, many are raving about Nick Daicos, who is having a standout season that has sparked discussions about how to contain his talent. And in the NRLW, the Wests Tigers are defying expectations as they head into finals, having already matched their entire history's win tally with a remarkable performance this season.
Stay tuned for more local updates on Hills Radio, your voice in the Adelaide Hills.