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Bulletins — 2026-10-17
News
This is Hills Radio bringing you the latest news for the Adelaide Hills and beyond.
In a shocking development, billionaire Judith Neilson's former secretary has been denied bail after allegedly using her employer's credit cards to fund a one point six million dollar shopping spree. Meanwhile, fears are growing for thousands of vulnerable renters as the National Rental Affordability Scheme draws to a close, leaving many residents facing decade-long waitlists for social housing.
In a related story, a local pub owner, Mitch Crum, shared his feelings of criminality after removing poker machines from his establishment, highlighting the confusing and costly process involved.
In national news, nine individuals across New South Wales have been charged with over 30 offences related to online child abuse during a two-week operation. Lastly, in Sydney, designated parking zones for e-bikes are being trialed to keep footpaths clear.
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Sport
This is Hills Radio bringing you the latest in sports news.
In a thrilling finish, Australia has claimed victory over New Zealand in a stunning Rugby League World Cup match, with debutant Jack Bostock securing a hat-trick for a nail-biting twenty-four to twenty-two win. However, star player Kaine Ponga left the game with a suspected broken arm, raising concerns for the team's future.
In other news, Auckland FC’s Sam Cosgrove found himself in a heated exchange with a reporter regarding a controversial suspension loophole, as he continues to play despite a two-game ban.
Meanwhile, the Wallabies have made key changes to their squad ahead of the Bledisloe Cup Test against New Zealand, with rookie fly half expected to step up in Ben Donaldson’s absence.
As preparations continue for the women’s Rugby League World Cup, the imposing presence of the Jillaroos casts a long shadow over their rivals.
That's your latest sports update from Hills Radio. Stay tuned for more local stories!