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Bulletins — 2026-09-03
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In a shocking story this morning, billionaire Judith Neilson's former secretary faces serious accusations of fraud, allegedly racking up one point six million dollars in personal expenses using her employer’s credit cards and bank information. As rental affordability takes a hit, thousands of vulnerable tenants, including many elderly residents, are left worrying about their future as the National Rental Affordability Scheme comes to an end, leaving long waits for social housing property.
In community news, pub owner Mitch Crum shared his experience of feeling like a criminal after navigating the complex and costly process of removing poker machines from his establishment.
In broader stories, New South Wales has seen homes raided and nine charges laid in a child protection crackdown, while trial initiatives for designated e-bike parking are being introduced in Sydney to help keep pathways clear.
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Sport
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In a fantastic display, Australian tennis players continue to impress at the US Open, with rising stars Dane Sweeny and qualifier Tristan Schoolkate both advancing to the second round, adding to a successful start for Aussie athletes in this year's final grand slam.
In Formula One, Ferrari is set to honour the legacy of Michael Schumacher with a special livery at their home race in Italy, while the current championship leader faces a penalty that could shake up the competition.
Closer to home, exciting developments are in the pipeline for the Adelaide MotoGP project. The state government promises an extensive refurbishment of the eastern parklands alongside plans to host future races.
And in cricket news, former England captain Ben Stokes has joined the Adelaide Strikers for the upcoming Big Bash League summer, a move that is sure to excite fans.
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