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Bulletins — 2026-09-21
News
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In South Australia, there are serious concerns for thousands of renters as the National Rental Affordability Scheme comes to an end. Vulnerable and elderly residents may face decade-long waitlists for social housing as the program winds down.
In other news, former secretary to billionaire Judith Neilson has been denied bail after being accused of a staggering one point six million dollar fraud involving illicit shopping trips using her employer’s credit cards.
A local pub owner, Mitch Crum, has spoken out about the guilt he felt after removing poker machines from his establishment, revealing that the process left him feeling like a criminal instead of a community leader.
In national updates, homes across New South Wales have been raided, resulting in nine individuals charged with multiple online child abuse offences.
Stay tuned for more community-driven stories right here on Hills Radio.
Sport
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In sports today, the Wallaroos faced a dramatic downfall after taking an early lead against France at twenty-six to nineteen. Unfortunately, they could not maintain their momentum and ended up losing the match twenty-nine to twenty-six. The game was briefly halted due to a bus fire nearby, adding to the tension on the field.
In other news across our beautiful region, we’re seeing a rise in support for local arts and culture events, with several community festivals scheduled in the coming weeks. Be sure to check out what is happening around the Adelaide Hills as we celebrate local talent.
Remember to tune in tomorrow for more stories that matter to you. This is Hills Radio, supporting community spirit and independent artists.