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Bulletins — 2026-11-01
News
This is Hills Radio, bringing you the latest news from our community and beyond.
In a shocking development, billionaire Judith Neilson's former secretary has been denied bail over allegations of a one million six hundred thousand dollar fraud spree, using her employer's credit cards for extravagant shopping.
In a related story, vulnerable renters in South Australia are facing uncertainty as the National Rental Affordability Scheme comes to an end, leaving many with decade-long waitlists for social housing supports.
In local news, pub owner Mitch Crum expressed his feelings of criminality after removing poker machines from his establishment, despite believing it was the right choice.
Turning to the east, in New South Wales, nine individuals have been charged in connection with over thirty online child abuse offences in a recent child protection crackdown.
In a lighter note, Sydney has introduced dedicated kerbside parking for e-bikes, aiming to keep our footpaths clear and safe.
Stay tuned for more local stories, and thanks for listening to Hills Radio.
Sport
This is Hills Radio, your community voice in the Adelaide Hills.
In sports today, a remarkable story unfolds as Bryce Crane, who thought his rugby league career was over due to a severe injury, is now ready to represent Australia in the Physical Disability Rugby League World Cup. His determination is truly inspiring.
Meanwhile, in South Africa, the Australian cricket team is showcasing their desperation to win the series as they head into a dramatic finale in the third Test.
Turning to rugby league, fans of Samoa and Tonga are buzzing with excitement as the latest chapter of their fierce rivalry approaches, proving that this match is bigger than any grand final for them.
Lastly, Jack Cale is filled with pride as he prepares to represent Australian Deaf Rugby at the World Deaf Rugby Sevens Championship, with the support of his brother, Wallaby Charlie.
Stay tuned for more uplifting stories from our community.