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Bulletins — 2026-09-14
News
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In breaking news, a former staff member of billionaire Judith Neilson has been denied bail after allegedly racking up a staggering one point six million dollars in fraudulent purchases using her employer's credit cards.
Meanwhile, there are growing concerns for thousands of South Australian renters as the National Rental Affordability Scheme wraps up, leaving many vulnerable residents facing lengthy waits for social housing.
In local news, a pub owner has shared his experience of feeling like a criminal after attempting to remove poker machines from his establishment, revealing the costly and convoluted process involved.
In broader reports, nine individuals have been charged with online child abuse offences in New South Wales, while Sydney gears up for a trial that will introduce dedicated parking for e-bikes.
Stay tuned for more stories that matter to our community here on Hills Radio.
Sport
This is Hills Radio, bringing you the latest in local and national sports news.
In the NRLW, the Brisbane Broncos have wrapped up the regular season in style, thrashing the Warriors to find their peak form heading into the finals. The Gold Coast Titans also claimed victory, defeating the Knights in their final match of the minor premiership.
In the AFL, Sydney Swans star Errol Gulden has declared himself ready to step up as captain in the absence of the injured Callum Mills as the team gears up for a preliminary final.
Meanwhile, Formula One driver Oscar Piastri faced another challenging weekend, describing his qualifying performance in Spain as "pretty shocking," as his season continues to struggle for momentum.
And in NRL news, the New Zealand Warriors will be making history as they prepare to take on Newcastle at Eden Park for their first elimination final.
Stay tuned for more local updates on Hills Radio.