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Bulletins — 2026-11-12
News
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In local news, concerns are growing for thousands of renters, especially vulnerable and elderly residents, as the National Rental Affordability Scheme comes to an end, leaving many facing decade-long waitlists for social housing. Meanwhile, former staff member of billionaire Judith Neilson has been denied bail over allegations of a one point six million dollar fraud involving credit card misuse for a lavish shopping spree.
In other news, pub owner Mitch Crum shares his experience of how removing poker machines from his establishment left him feeling like a criminal due to the complex process involved.
Elsewhere, in New South Wales, a major child protection operation has led to nine individuals charged with over thirty online child abuse offences. Lastly, Sydney introduces dedicated kerbside parking for e-bikes, hoping to clear footpaths for pedestrians.
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Sport
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Cricket Australia has decided not to reopen the contentious Sandpapergate investigation despite claims by Usman Khawaja that the entire Australian Test team was aware of the ball tampering in 2018. Meanwhile, Jamayne Isaako is gearing up for the World Cup final, looking to cap off an exceptional scoring season. In the world of netball, the anticipation is building for the 2027 Netball World Cup, as organisers aim to again break the world-record crowd in Sydney following the last tournament's success.
And in local sports news, Carlton Football Club player Wade Derksen has been disqualified from driving for twelve months after pleading guilty to high-range drink driving with a blood-alcohol reading of zero point one seven four.
Stay tuned for more local stories, right here on Hills Radio.