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Bulletins — 2026-09-07
News
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In local news, a former staff member of billionaire Judith Neilson faces serious allegations after being accused of a one point six million dollar fraudulent shopping spree with her employer's credit cards. Meanwhile, vulnerable renters in South Australia are bracing for tough times ahead, as the National Rental Affordability Scheme winds down, leaving many facing decade-long waits for social housing.
In other news, Mitch Crum, a pub owner, shares his experience of feeling like a criminal after removing poker machines from his establishment, a process he found both costly and perplexing.
Further afield, New South Wales authorities have raided homes, charging nine individuals with more than thirty child abuse offences in a heightened child protection effort.
And in Sydney, designated parking zones for e-bikes are set to roll out, helping to keep footpaths clear.
Stay tuned for more local updates.
Sport
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In a remarkable display of resilience, Fremantle's Mim Strom stepped up as a ruck coach after suffering a shoulder injury, helping her team secure a victory against Richmond in the AFL Women's competition.
In international athletics, South Australia's own Eleanor Patterson has claimed the women's high jump title at the prestigious Diamond League Final in Brussels, capping off a sensational season.
Meanwhile, the Wallabies managed to escape with a dramatic 28-28 draw against the Pumas in Mendoza, marking a historic series win on Argentine soil for the Australian side.
On a disappointing note, Australian wildcard Dane Sweeny bowed out of the US Open after a tough third-round match against Italian Luciano Darderi, ending Australia's hopes in singles play.
Stay tuned for more updates from your community station, Hills Radio.