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Bulletins — 2026-09-24
News
This is Hills Radio with your local news update.
Billionaire Judith Neilson's former secretary has been denied bail as she faces allegations of a one point six million dollar shopping spree using her employer's credit cards and bank information. In housing news, thousands of renters are facing uncertainty as the National Rental Affordability Scheme comes to an end, leaving vulnerable residents staring down decade-long waitlists for social housing.
Here in the Hills, pub owner Mitch Crum shared that removing poker machines from his venue felt like a criminal act due to the tricky and costly process involved.
In other news, nine people have been charged in New South Wales with over thirty online child abuse offences during a recent child protection operation. And in Sydney, designated parking zones for e-bikes are being trialed to keep our footpaths clear.
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Sport
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In local sports news, fans flocked to the Dockers headquarters for an exclusive last training session before the grand final, a ticketed event due to overwhelming demand. Meanwhile, Victoria Police has spoken to three spectators after the recent AFL preliminary final saw tensions rise, with an umpire feeling threatened amidst player and fan abuse.
In the NRL, the finals are heating up as two formidable forces, Brian To'o and Greg Marzhew, prepare to clash for a spot in the grand final, showcasing their impressive tactics on the field. Lastly, concerns have been raised by Lachie Neale's father, who fears for his son’s participation in the grand final after a challenging year, highlighting the emotional stakes in sports.
That’s your local sports update. Stay tuned to Hills Radio for more community news!