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Bulletins — 2026-11-04
News
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In significant local news, a former secretary of billionaire Judith Neilson is facing serious allegations of fraud after reportedly racking up a staggering one point six million dollars in shopping expenses on her employer's credit cards. Meanwhile, there are growing concerns for thousands of renters in South Australia as the National Rental Affordability Scheme comes to an end, leaving vulnerable residents facing long waitlists for social housing.
In other news, a pub owner in South Australia has expressed that the process of removing poker machines from his establishment made him feel like a criminal, despite his belief that it was the right move.
Nationally, homes in New South Wales have been raided, resulting in charges against nine individuals for online child abuse offences, and a woman in Sydney has been sentenced to six years for performing a banned breast procedure that led to a patient’s death.
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Sport
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Australia's cricket team may have faced collapses in their final two Tests against South Africa, but Coach Andrew McDonald believes the batting lineup is stronger thanks to the fresh perspectives of new players. In boxing news, New Zealand Olympian David Nyika, now living in rural Queensland, plays a pivotal role in Oleksandr Usyk's ambitions for global dominance. Meanwhile, the West Coast Eagles are grappling with troubling news as young star Ella Roberts has suffered a significant injury, raising concerns for the team ahead of the season. Lastly, in rugby league, as we approach the knockout stage of the World Cup, New Zealand's duo is on the cusp of making history, while Lebanon continues to make a mark in the tournament.
That's your local sports update. Stay tuned for more stories and tunes on Hills Radio.