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Bulletins — 2026-10-20
News
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In a shocking local development, Judith Neilson's former secretary has been denied bail over allegations of a one-point-six million dollar fraud, reportedly enjoying a lavish shopping spree on her employer's credit cards.
Meanwhile, as the National Rental Affordability Scheme comes to an end, thousands of vulnerable renters, including elderly residents, brace for lengthy wait times for social housing.
In other news, a local pub owner named Mitch Crum has shared his surprising experience after removing poker machines from his venue, saying the process left him feeling like a criminal despite his good intentions.
On a broader scale, authorities in New South Wales have raided homes and charged nine individuals with over thirty online child abuse offences during a recent child protection operation.
Stay tuned for more updates that matter to our community.
Sport
Good afternoon from Hills Radio, your local source for news and music in the Adelaide Hills.
In sports today, controversy surrounds New Zealand's decision to hold back women's Test cricket. While they were pioneers in the sport back in the 1930s, they have not played a Test match in years, raising questions about their commitment to the women's game.
In racing, heartbreak struck at the Caulfield Cup when Ohope Wins was euthanized following a tragic fall, affecting both the horse and the other competitors, including the future Melbourne Cup winner, Half Yours.
In cultural news, a unique handball court, built by Basque migrants, has been heritage listed. This court showcases the stories and traditions of the community, celebrating a sport played widely across Australia.
Lastly, the Wallabies faced another defeat to the All Blacks in the Bledisloe Cup, losing by a score of forty-three to twenty-one.
Stay tuned for more local stories and great music right here on Hills Radio.