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Bulletins — 2026-09-10
News
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In local news, thousands of vulnerable renters are facing uncertainty as the National Rental Affordability Scheme comes to a close, leading to concerns over long waitlists for social housing. Meanwhile, billionaire Judith Neilson's former secretary has been denied bail after allegedly racking up a one point six million dollar shopping spree using her employer's credit cards.
In a surprising twist, a pub owner, Mitch Crum, has expressed feeling like a criminal after removing poker machines from his venue, a move he believed was beneficial but found bewildering.
On a broader scale, law enforcement has charged nine people with over thirty online child abuse offences following a two-week operation in New South Wales. And in Sydney, a trial is underway to create dedicated kerbside parking for e-bikes to keep footpaths clear.
That's your local news update for today. Stay tuned for more community stories on Hills Radio!
Sport
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In local sports news, former Carlton AFL player Elijah Hollands has expressed that he is at peace with his exit from the club, stating he now prioritizes more important aspects of life. Meanwhile, as the NRL finals approach, Jack Cole is preparing for his debut with Penrith, making an impact in his final weeks with the team.
On a broader scale, there are growing concerns from Cricket NSW regarding the potential introduction of private investment in the Big Bash leagues, with fears it may leave Australian cricket strategically and financially worse off.
In inspirational news, Ned Buckell, having faced a decade of severe health challenges, is back on the running track, driven by the simple joy that the sport brings him.
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