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Bulletins — 2026-09-12
News
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In local news, fears are growing for thousands of renters as the National Rental Affordability Scheme winds down. Vulnerable and elderly residents may face decade-long waitlists for social housing, leaving many in a precarious position. Meanwhile, 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 bank information.
In other news, Mitch Crum, a local pub owner, expressed that the process of removing poker machines from his venue made him feel like a criminal, despite believing it was the right decision.
Meanwhile, across New South Wales, nine individuals have been charged with over thirty online child abuse offences following a two-week child protection operation.
Stay tuned for more local updates and stories that matter to you. This is Hills Radio, keeping our community connected.
Sport
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In a historic first for Australian sports, the National Football League made waves with their season opener at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, drawing a massive crowd of one hundred thousand fans. The San Francisco 49ers triumphed over the LA Rams, winning twenty-seven to seven, though Rams coach Sean McVay is standing firm on his team's late arrival as not being the cause for their defeat.
Meanwhile, Australia's women's wheelchair basketball team, the Gliders, have kicked off their World Championships campaign in Canada, with hopes set firmly on an inspiring performance leading up to Brisbane's Olympic Games in two thousand thirty-two.
And in a controversial development in athletics, Australian discus champion Matt Denny has voiced concerns over the new Ultimate Championship format sidelining some star athletes.
That wraps up today's sports. Stay tuned for more community news here on Hills Radio.