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Bulletins — 2026-11-08
News
This is Hills Radio bringing you the latest news from our community and beyond.
In a shocking development, billionaire Judith Neilson's former secretary has been denied bail after being accused of a $1.6 million fraud involving her employer's credit cards. Meanwhile, South Australian renters are facing uncertainty as the National Rental Affordability Scheme comes to an end, leaving many vulnerable residents with decade-long waitlists for social housing.
Locally, pub owner Mitch Crum has expressed his frustrations over removing poker machines from his establishment, stating that the difficult process left him feeling like a criminal.
On a broader scale, a significant operation in New South Wales has led to nine arrests linked to online child abuse offences, while in Sydney, designated kerbside parking zones for e-bikes are being trialed to keep footpaths clear.
That’s the news for now. Stay tuned to Hills Radio for more stories from our community.
Sport
This is Hills Radio, bringing you the latest stories from our community and beyond.
In sports today, the AFLW Bulldogs have made a triumphant return to finals after finishing in seventh place, thanks to a little help from a toy giraffe. They'll look to build on their eight wins from twelve games since their previous finals appearance in 2022.
In another exciting development, Aussie karting star Calleja is gearing up for a thrilling weekend at the FIA Karting World Championship in south-east Italy, where nearly two hundred drivers will compete for glory.
Meanwhile, on the cricket front, Big Bash League record-setter Chris Lynn’s one-month suspension for a positive drugs test has come to light just in time for the season’s start.
And we uncover the enduring myth surrounding the first Formula One victory of Alan Jones in nineteen seventy-seven, where the claim of a "Happy Birthday" anthem continues to spark discussion.
Stay tuned for more local news and music here on Hills Radio.