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Bulletins — 2026-08-31
News
This is Hills Radio with your local news update.
In a concerning development, former staff member of billionaire Judith Neilson has been denied bail over allegations of a one point six million dollar fraud involving her employer’s finances.
Meanwhile, thousands of vulnerable and elderly renters are facing an uncertain future as the National Rental Affordability Scheme comes to an end. This could leave many facing decade-long waitlists for social housing.
In a lighter tale, local pub owner Mitch Crum shared his feelings on removing poker machines, describing the process as costly and confusing, leaving him feeling like a criminal despite his good intentions.
Across the border in New South Wales, nine individuals have been charged with online child abuse offences in a major child protection operation.
In Sydney, new dedicated kerbside parking zones for e-bikes are being trialed to keep footpaths clear and safe.
Stay tuned for more local stories and music coming up on Hills Radio.
Sport
You're tuned in to Hills Radio, your local community connection. In sport today, the Wallabies have triumphed in a nail-biting Test against Argentina, with coach Eddie Kiss remaining unbeaten. Players have described the match as "bloody hard," reflecting the intensity on the field.
In international soccer, Australian star Cristian Volpato has shone for Sassuolo, scoring a stunning long-range goal to secure a two-one victory over Torino in Serie A.
Over to rugby league, Wests Tigers coach Benji Marshall has reacted passionately to the refereeing decisions that contributed to their loss against the North Queensland Cowboys, insisting on accountability for what he calls "outrageous" calls.
Lastly, in Aussie rules, Carlton has continued their impressive form, clinching a wildcard win against the Demons, securing a spot for an elimination final against Geelong.
Stay tuned for more local stories and music, only here on Hills Radio.