Hills Radio
Bulletins — 2026-09-08
News
This is Hills Radio, your voice for the Adelaide Hills and beyond.
In local news, concerns are rising for thousands of renters as the National Rental Affordability Scheme comes to an end, leaving vulnerable and elderly residents facing long waitlists for social housing support. In a rather surprising twist, a pub owner named Mitch Crum shared that removing poker machines from his venue made him feel like a criminal, despite believing it was for the best.
In more widespread news, a former secretary of billionaire Judith Neilson has been denied bail after being accused of a staggering one point six million dollar fraud involving her employer's finances. Meanwhile, in New South Wales, nine individuals have been charged with over thirty online child abuse offences amid a recent child protection operation.
And in Sydney, a new trial will introduce dedicated kerbside parking for e-bikes, aimed at keeping our footpaths clear.
Stay tuned for more local music and stories right here on Hills Radio!
Sport
Good morning, Adelaide Hills. This is Hills Radio with your local sports update.
In local news, Adelaide Crows fans aiming to travel to Brisbane for Saturday night's crucial semifinal are feeling the pinch, with skyrocketing airfares making the trip out of reach for many supporters.
Meanwhile, over in Sydney, the Swans have turned their season around, showing resilience on the field despite doubts surrounding their cultural integrity after the Pullman Hotel incident.
In the world of tennis, Carlos Alcaraz is back to full power, showcasing his remarkable skills with an impressive win over Tommy Paul at the US Open, marking his return after injury.
Lastly, plans for an ice sports facility in Tuggeranong have been scrapped, as the ACT government determined it did not represent value for money.
That’s your sports update for today. Stay tuned for more local stories here on Hills Radio.