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Bulletins — 2026-11-07
News
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In local news today, a former secretary of billionaire Judith Neilson has been denied bail over allegations of a one point six million dollar fraud. She is accused of using her employer's credit cards and bank information for a lavish shopping spree.
Meanwhile, thousands of vulnerable renters are facing uncertainty as the National Rental Affordability Scheme comes to an end, leaving many staring down decade-long waitlists for social housing.
In a different story, pub owner Mitch Crum expressed regret in feeling criminalized after removing poker machines from his establishment, despite believing it was a positive change.
In broader news, there have been homes raided across New South Wales, resulting in nine individuals charged with over thirty online child abuse offences.
Stay tuned for more updates, and join us again for a dose of community spirit.
Sport
This is Hills Radio, your source for local stories and community spirit.
In sports news, the Sydney Swans are under scrutiny as the club launches an investigation into its culture following a disappointing drug test result from player Tom Papley. Chief executive Matthew Pavlich expressed his frustration over the situation.
Meanwhile, Canberra Raiders coach Ricky Stuart has said he understands backrower Hudson Young's desire to leave the club, but it still hits him personally. The Raiders offered Young what they could, but his future remains uncertain.
In other news from the sporting world, the future of LIV Golf is looking grim as reports indicate that BC Partners may withdraw its financial support for the league's relaunch, leading to the likelihood of the Australian event being cancelled.
And in a staggering incident in Brazil, an under-20 soccer match saw more than fifty red cards issued after a chaotic mass brawl.
Stay tuned for more local updates and music right here on Hills Radio!