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Bulletins — 2026-10-03
News
You're listening to Hills Radio, your community connection to the Adelaide Hills and regional South Australia.
In significant local news, a former staff member of billionaire Judith Neilson has been denied bail after allegations of a one point six million dollar fraudulent shopping spree using her employer's credit cards. Meanwhile, fears are mounting for thousands of renters as the National Rental Affordability Scheme is set to conclude, leaving many vulnerable residents facing long waits for affordable housing.
In lighter news, pub owner Mitch Crum opened up about his experience removing pokies from his establishment, admitting that the process left him feeling criminalised despite his good intentions.
In wider news, an operation across New South Wales has resulted in nine individuals being charged with over thirty online child abuse offences. Additionally, Sydney is trialling dedicated parking spots for e-bikes to keep footpaths clear, while a woman has been sentenced for the death of a patient following a banned procedure.
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Sport
You’re tuned to Hills Radio, your home for local stories and independent music. In sports today, retiring Brisbane Broncos legend Ali Brigginshaw has called for the National Rugby League Women's competition to appoint its own chief executive to steer its future. Meanwhile in AFL, dual Brownlow medallist Lachie Neale makes a high-profile switch to Collingwood, while Greater Western Sydney receives a second-round draft pick as they lose former captain Toby Greene to Geelong. In Formula One news, Oscar Piastri is preparing for a return to the Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia, which he describes as feeling like 'sandpaper' after a nine-year absence. And in heartwarming news, the Newcastle Knights are rallying their city ahead of a grand final, uniting the team and community like never before. Stay tuned to Hills Radio for more local stories.