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Bulletins — 2026-09-06
News
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In a startling case, billionaire Judith Neilson's former secretary has been denied bail over allegations of fraud involving one point six million dollars, reportedly linked to unauthorized shopping sprees on her employer's credit cards.
Meanwhile, thousands of vulnerable renters across South Australia are facing uncertainty as the National Rental Affordability Scheme comes to an end, with many looking at decade-long waitlists for social housing.
In a more personal story, pub owner Mitch Crum has expressed his frustrations, stating that the process of removing poker machines from his pub made him feel like a criminal, even though he believed it was a positive change for his community.
In other news, authorities across New South Wales have made nine arrests following a two-week child protection operation targeting online abuse.
That concludes our local news for now. Stay tuned for more updates and music on Hills Radio!
Sport
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In local sports, the Gold Coast Suns pulled off a stunning three-point victory over Port Adelaide in the AFLW, thanks to a fantastic performance from Daisy D'Arcy. Meanwhile, Australian tennis stars Maya Joint and Hao-Ching Chan delivered a thrilling upset by knocking out the legendary Williams sisters in the first round of the US Open women's doubles.
In other news, Alastair Clarkson has opened up about the "publicly humiliating" manner of his dismissal as coach of the North Melbourne Kangaroos, expressing how he and his family feel insulted by the club's handling of the situation. And in the NRL, Jai Arrow’s final match with South Sydney Rabbitoh lasted just one second, but that brief moment was memorable enough for a lifetime.
Stay tuned for more local stories on Hills Radio.