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Bulletins — 2026-10-27
News
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In a shocking case, a former secretary of billionaire Judith Neilson faces serious charges for allegedly committing one point six million dollars in fraud by misusing her employer's credit cards and bank details.
Meanwhile, thousands of vulnerable renters in South Australia are bracing for a tough ride as the National Rental Affordability Scheme wraps up, leaving many elderly residents with decade-long waits for social housing.
In more local news, pub owner Mitch Crum has spoken out about his experience removing poker machines, describing the costly and confusing process as making him feel like a criminal.
On a wider scale, authorities in New South Wales conducted raids leading to charges for nine individuals linked to more than thirty online child abuse offences.
And in Sydney, a trial will see dedicated kerbside parking zones for e-bikes, aimed at improving footpath accessibility.
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Sport
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In sports today, Australian mixed martial arts champion Alexander Volkanovski has made history, claiming his ninth featherweight title with a commanding victory over Movsar Evloev at UFC three hundred thirty-three. Meanwhile, in Formula One, South Australia's Oscar Piastri will line up from seventh at the United States Grand Prix, as young Kimi Antonelli takes pole position, pushing for a record-setting title.
In basketball, Australia’s Izzy Borlase put forth a strong effort, but her Atlanta team fell to the Golden State Valkyries, evening the WNBA Finals in an intense Game four, led by Gabby Williams. And some nostalgic news as a photo has surfaced, showing NRL star Bradman Best with his year six teacher, reminding us all about the dreams that ignite our passions from a young age.
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