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Bulletins — 2026-09-19
News
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In local news, a former secretary of billionaire Judith Neilson has been denied bail over allegations of a one point six million dollar fraud scheme, accused of a shopping spree funded by her employer's credit cards.
Fears are mounting for thousands of renters as the National Rental Affordability Scheme comes to an end, leaving vulnerable residents facing decade-long waitlists for social housing.
In a lighter note, a pub owner in South Australia expressed regret after removing poker machines from his establishment, describing the process as confusing and criminalizing, despite his original intentions.
In national news, raids in New South Wales have led to the arrest of nine individuals charged with over thirty online child abuse offences.
Lastly, as e-bikes gain popularity, a trial in Sydney is set to introduce dedicated kerbside parking spots to keep our footpaths clear.
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Sport
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In a potential setback for football fans, the start of the A-League Men and Women seasons is under threat as referees go on strike over challenging changes in their working conditions. Meanwhile, in the NRL, Newcastle’s Mat Croker has emerged as the competition's most underrated player, helping the Knights transform from wooden spooners to semifinal contenders. In other football news, Socceroos veteran Mat Ryan has been left out of the squad for the first time since the World Cup, but coach Tony Popovic assures that Ryan's journey isn’t over yet. On the AFL front, the Sydney Swans are focusing on structural strength and balance as they aim for premiership glory this season.
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