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Bulletins — 2026-10-02
News
You're listening to Hills Radio. In local news, a former staff member of billionaire Judith Neilson has been denied bail after being accused of a staggering one point six million dollar shopping spree, allegedly using her employer’s credit cards and bank details.
Fears are growing for thousands of renters as the National Rental Affordability Scheme comes to an end, leaving vulnerable and elderly residents facing long waitlists for social housing.
Meanwhile, a pub owner, Mitch Crum, has expressed his frustration after removing poker machines from his establishment, stating the complicated process left him feeling like a criminal.
On the national stage, authorities have charged nine individuals with over thirty online child abuse offences in a two-week operation across New South Wales.
Lastly, a woman has been jailed for six years following the death of a patient who underwent a banned breast augmentation procedure shortly after arriving from China.
That's the latest from us at Hills Radio.
Sport
You’re listening to Hills Radio, your local source for community news and events. In sports today, South Australian star Isaac Heeney has taken home the prestigious Bob Skilton Medal for the third consecutive season, despite being absent from the Sydney Swans due to a club suspension for a breach of standards.
In other news, Brisbane Lions coach Chris Fagan has stepped down from his role just days after celebrating a third-straight premiership victory.
On a more somber note, former Wallaby Nathan Charles, who bravely battled cystic fibrosis to make his mark in rugby, has now been diagnosed with motor neurone disease.
Finally, in rugby league, Nathan Cleary's recent Dally M win further cements his status as one of the sport’s all-time greats.
That’s all for your sports update. Stay tuned for more local stories right here on Hills Radio.