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Bulletins — 2026-09-29
News
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In a shocking case, Judith Neilson's former secretary has been denied bail after allegedly committing fraud involving one million six hundred thousand dollars, using her employer's credit cards for extravagant purchases.
Meanwhile, thousands of vulnerable renters are facing uncertainty as the National Rental Affordability Scheme comes to an end, leaving many elderly residents in desperate need of social housing with decade-long waitlists looming.
In local news, Mitch Crum, a pub owner, has shared that removing poker machines has left him feeling like a criminal, as the costly process proved more complicated than anticipated.
As investigations continue, nine individuals in New South Wales have been charged with over thirty online child abuse offences during a recent child protection operation.
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Sport
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In a remarkable comeback, Michael Matthews has clinched silver in the road race at the UCI World Championships, a stunning achievement following his recovery from a life-threatening illness and a serious crash.
In football news, Essendon has made waves by recruiting former Swans premiership coach John Longmire as their new head of performance, a significant move for the club.
Turning to rugby, an emotional Ivan Cleary disclosed that his son has sustained severe injuries, including a broken right foot and a horrific compound fracture to his left ankle, requiring surgery.
Finally, cricket fans are reacting to the resignation of Mike Baird as chair of Cricket Australia amid ongoing controversies surrounding the privatisation of the Big Bash League.
Stay tuned for more local updates and music right here on Hills Radio.