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Bulletins — 2026-09-05
News
You're tuned in to Hills Radio, your source for community news. A serious story to start with: Judith Neilson's former secretary has been denied bail after allegedly using her employer's credit cards for a shopping spree worth one point six million dollars.
In other news, thousands of vulnerable renters face uncertainty as the National Rental Affordability Scheme winds down, leaving many residents on long waitlists for social housing.
A local pub owner, Mitch Crum, has shared his experience of removing poker machines from his venue, feeling criminalized by the complex process he undertook.
In broader news, in New South Wales, law enforcement has charged nine individuals during a two-week crackdown on online child abuse, with over thirty offences identified.
Finally, Sydney is trialing dedicated kerbside parking zones for e-bikes to keep footpaths accessible.
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Sport
This is Hills Radio, your home for community news and independent music. In major sports news today, South Australian tennis star Alex de Minaur has faced a surprising exit from the US Open, losing in straight sets to Botic van de Zandschulp in the second round.
In other local headlines, former professional cyclist Rohan Dennis is seeking a new judge after pleading guilty to driving while disqualified, stemming from a tragic incident that took the life of his wife.
Turning to Australian Rules Football, Fremantle's pursuit of a premiership hit a snag as they delivered their worst performance of the season against Hawthorn, leaving their undefeated home record behind.
And finally, excitement is in the air in the outback as thousands gather for the annual Birdsville Races, with two busloads of travellers from New South Wales committed to donating their winnings to charity.
Stay tuned for more local updates here on Hills Radio.