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Bulletins — 2026-09-23
News
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In local news, a former secretary of billionaire Judith Neilson has been denied bail over serious allegations of a one million six hundred thousand dollar fraud. The accused is said to have spent lavishly on a shopping spree using her employer’s credit cards and bank information.
As the National Rental Affordability Scheme nears its end, vulnerable renters, especially the elderly, are facing potential hardships, with some looking at decade-long waits for social housing.
In a different vein, pub owner Mitch Crum expressed his frustrations over the process of removing poker machines from his establishment, revealing it made him feel like a criminal despite his good intentions.
In broader news, a child protection operation in New South Wales led to the charging of nine individuals with online child abuse offences.
Stay tuned to Hills Radio for more updates, keeping you informed and connected to our community.
Sport
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In sports today, all eyes are on Robert Toia as he prepares for a challenging NRL preliminary final against the Dolphins this Friday. With family ties fueling his determination, Toia will have the tough task of marking the formidable Herbie Farnworth.
In AFL news, Nick Daicos has made headlines once again, winning the prestigious Brownlow Medal while securing more votes than three entire clubs combined. His record-setting achievement marks another milestone in an already extraordinary career.
Meanwhile, the Diamonds have included goalkeeper Sarah Klau in their Constellation Cup squad, despite recent sanctions from the sport’s governing body, showcasing the team's depth.
These exciting stories highlight the incredible talent emerging from our own backyard.
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