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Bulletins — 2026-10-06
News
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In South Australia, concerns are growing for vulnerable renters as the National Rental Affordability Scheme nears its end, leaving thousands facing lengthy waitlists for social housing. Meanwhile, a former secretary for billionaire Judith Neilson has been denied bail over allegations of fraud, accused of spending one point six million dollars using her employer's credit cards.
In a lighter note, pub owner Mitch Crum shares his experience of removing poker machines from his venue, revealing how the process made him feel more like a criminal than a responsible business owner.
In national news, nine individuals have been charged with online child abuse offences following a two-week crackdown across New South Wales, and Sydney is set to introduce designated parking zones for e-bikes to enhance footpath safety.
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Sport
You're listening to Hills Radio, your community station in the heart of the Adelaide Hills. In local sports news, despite a valiant effort, Newcastle's hopes for National Rugby League glory fell short as they faced defeat in the grand final. The team highlighted their pride and resilience, coming close to victory in a thrilling match.
In key moments, Queensland's Kalyn Ponga shone brightly, but it was James Tedesco, captain of the Sydney Roosters, who led his side to their first premiership in seven years and earned the prestigious Clive Churchill Medal for his performance.
In women’s rugby league, Ali Brigginshaw wrapped up her legendary career with the Broncos, ending on a tough note but leaving an indelible mark on the sport.
Stay tuned for more local updates. This is Hills Radio, where our heart beats for the community.