Hills Radio
Bulletins — 2026-10-04
News
Good afternoon, this is Hills Radio with your local news.
In a shocking development, billionaire Judith Neilson's former secretary has been denied bail after being accused of a one point six million dollar shopping spree using her employer's credit cards.
We turn to rental concerns as thousands of vulnerable and elderly residents face uncertainty with the end of the National Rental Affordability Scheme, leaving them on decade-long waitlists for social housing.
In a lighter note, a pub owner has shared that removing poker machines from his establishment left him feeling like a criminal, despite believing it was a positive change for his patrons.
In national news, eight men and one woman have been arrested in New South Wales as part of a child protection operation, facing over thirty charges related to online child abuse.
In other reports, Sydney is set to trial dedicated kerbside parking for e-bikes, aiming to keep footpaths clear.
That's your local news update. Keep tuning in to Hills Radio for more stories that matter to you.
Sport
Good morning from Hills Radio, your local connection to the Adelaide Hills and beyond.
In heartbreaking news from New South Wales, an eighteen-year-old P-plate driver is now in custody following a tragic incident where a car struck a crowd at a Newcastle Knights grand final procession. Ten people were injured, two critically, marking a dark day for the local community.
Shifting focus to the AFLW, St Kilda has hit rock bottom after failing to score against the Western Bulldogs, leaving them as the only winless team in the league. Meanwhile, Essendon, Gold Coast, and Port Adelaide celebrated hard-fought victories, energizing their supporters.
On a lighter note, the Brisbane 2032 Olympics took an unexpected turn as emblems were accidentally leaked by the official YouTube channel ahead of their planned reveal.
Stay tuned for more local stories and music celebrating our community. This is Hills Radio, signing off for now.