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Bulletins — 2026-10-11
News
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In local news, a former employee of billionaire Judith Neilson has been denied bail after being accused of a shocking one-point-six million dollar fraud, allegedly using her employer's credit cards for a personal shopping spree.
Concerns are rising for thousands of renters as the National Rental Affordability Scheme comes to an end, leaving vulnerable and elderly residents facing long wait times for social housing.
In a lighter story, pub owner Mitch Crum expressed that removing poker machines from his establishment felt more like a crime than a community improvement, as he navigated the complexities of the process.
In national developments, nine people have been charged in New South Wales with more than thirty offences related to online child abuse during a recent crackdown.
That’s all for today. Stay tuned for more news and music right here on Hills Radio.
Sport
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In our top story today, the Perth Bears are making headlines as CEO Anthony De Ceglie steps down. This marks a significant change for the National Rugby League team, the first from Western Australia since nineteen ninety-seven, though no reason has been shared for his departure.
Turning to cricket, Australia's newest captain, Sophie Molineux, has taken on the leadership role with resilience. Hailing from Bairnsdale, her journey to the top has been filled with both achievements and challenges.
In motorsport, local talent Oscar Piastri is setting his sights on a more competitive performance at the Singapore Grand Prix, following a tough outing in Malaysia.
Finally, we look back at the mixed fortunes of Australia’s last South African touring party in cricket, revealing how some careers flourished while others stagnated.
Stay tuned for more local news and music, right here on Hills Radio.