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Bulletins — 2026-09-13
News
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In a troubling story from the eastern suburbs, a former staff member of billionaire Judith Neilson has been denied bail over allegations of fraud exceeding one point six million dollars, reportedly linked to extravagant spending on her employer's credit cards.
Closer to home, there are growing concerns for thousands of South Australian renters as the National Rental Affordability Scheme nears its end. Many vulnerable and elderly residents could face a decade-long wait for social housing as support dwindles.
In other news, a pub owner shares his experience of removing poker machines from his venue. Mitch Crum found the process so overwhelming that it left him feeling like a criminal, despite his intentions for a better community.
Stay tuned for more local stories that matter to you, here on Hills Radio.
Sport
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In South Australian sports, controversy hits the NRL as Parramatta Eels star Josh Addo-Carr allegedly returns a positive test for cocaine, leading to an ongoing police investigation. In the AFLW, Hawthorn captain Emily Bates suffered a sickening leg injury during her team's eleven-point win against the Western Bulldogs, leaving fans concerned for her recovery. In NRLW action, the Cronulla Sharks handed the St George Illawarra Dragons the wooden spoon with a sixteen to eight victory, while the Eels pulled off an incredible come-from-behind win over the Cowboys.
In player news, Port Adelaide’s three-time best and fairest winner Zak Butters has announced his intention to move to the Western Bulldogs.
Stay tuned for more local updates throughout the day, here on Hills Radio!