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Bulletins — 2026-10-24
News
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A former secretary for billionaire Judith Neilson has been denied bail over allegations of a one point six million dollar shopping spree using her employer's credit cards. Meanwhile, vulnerable and elderly renters are facing tough times as the National Rental Affordability Scheme comes to an end, leaving many with decade-long waitlists for social housing. In a lighter note, pub owner Mitch Crum shared his experience of removing poker machines, originally seen as a positive step, but instead found the process left him feeling like a criminal.
In NSW, homes were raided with nine individuals charged regarding more than thirty online child abuse offences, highlighting serious community concerns. Sydney saw a trial roll out of dedicated parking spaces for e-bikes, aiming to keep footpaths clear for pedestrians.
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Sport
Good afternoon, this is Hills Radio, your voice for the Adelaide Hills and regional South Australia.
In sports today, Tui Lolohea, one of the greats of Tongan rugby league, continues to make waves as he leads his nation in pursuit of its first World Cup title. Lolohea remains a vital player, showcasing his enduring talent.
In basketball, Aussie star Izzy Borlase is shining brightly with the Atlanta Dream, as they take a commanding two-one lead in the WNBA Finals against the Golden State Valkyries, edging closer to the coveted championship.
On the cricket field, Australia’s hasty approach has left them in hot water as South Africa seizes control during day four of the Test match in Gqeberha, with the Australians facing criticism for their decision-making.
In more troubling news, a former Australian sprint champion has been charged with child sex offences, following an investigation into alleged indecent treatment of children.
That’s your sports update on Hills Radio, where the community comes first.