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Bulletins — 2026-10-07
News
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In a shocking development, a former secretary of billionaire Judith Neilson has been denied bail, accused of committing fraud on a grand scale involving one point six million dollars through unauthorized shopping sprees.
Closer to home, a wave of concern is rising for vulnerable renters as the National Rental Affordability Scheme comes to an end, leaving many residents facing daunting waitlists for social housing.
And in the world of hospitality, Mitch Crum, a local pub owner, shared how removing poker machines made him feel like a criminal, despite his intentions for a healthier community atmosphere.
Nationally, eight men and a woman have been charged with serious online child abuse offences following a recent two-week blitz across New South Wales.
Stay tuned for more updates, and remember, your community is our priority here at Hills Radio.
Sport
This is Hills Radio, your community hub for the Adelaide Hills and beyond. In a stunning development, Zach Merrett has made a surprise switch to the Hawks, completing a last-minute deal on the very first day of the AFL trade period. Meanwhile, the Rugby League World Cup is on the horizon as players from the grand final sides secure their places; James Tedesco is back, joined by debutants Sam Walker and Bradman Best, showcasing the talent on display this season. Over in the NRL, while Newcastle's story captivated fans, the Roosters' resilience has redefined their path to glory, earning them respect in the league. And celebrating their grand final victory, Roosters’ star Mark Nawaqanitawase lifts the Provan-Summons trophy, delighting fans at Bondi Beach as his coach hails his extraordinary performance. Stay tuned for more local news and music right here on Hills Radio!