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Bulletins — 2026-09-22
News
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In a shocking development, a former secretary of billionaire Judith Neilson has been denied bail over allegations of a one point six million dollar shopping spree using her employer's credit cards.
Concerns are growing for vulnerable renters in South Australia as the National Rental Affordability Scheme comes to an end, leaving many elderly residents facing decade-long waitlists for social housing.
In lighter news, a pub owner has expressed feeling like a criminal after removing poker machines from his establishment, despite believing it was the right decision for the community.
In a wider crackdown, nine individuals in New South Wales have been charged with over thirty online child abuse offences following a child protection operation.
On a positive note, Sydney is trialing dedicated kerbside parking for e-bikes to keep footpaths clear and improve urban mobility.
That’s your local news for now. Stay tuned to Hills Radio for more community stories!
Sport
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The spotlight is on the Brownlow Medal as AFL stars and their partners light up the red carpet, showcasing their stunning outfits ahead of the league's prestigious best-and-fairest event. In a related development, the Brisbane Lions are set to challenge a one-game suspension for star player Neale, following a striking incident against Hawthorn's Jack Ginnivan during last Saturday's preliminary final.
Turning to rugby league, the NRL is taking a firm stance over recent spectator abuse, threatening bans after projectiles were thrown at referee Ashley Klein during Sunday's semifinal match in Auckland.
And for those keen on the future, we have all the details you need about the upcoming two thousand twenty-six Brownlow Medal count, including insights into the favourite for the award.
Stay tuned for more updates on Hills Radio, where local matters most.