Wreckage found at the Murray Mouth on Friday contained troubling signs for the welfare of missing skipper Tony Higgins. The local mayor, defending the boatie’s actions, says reports point to an accidental drift.
Eager snow seekers braved the wintry conditions at Mt Lofty summit early this morning in the hope of seeing a winter wonderland – but the weather bureau says what fell was likely a combination of hail and snow. However people in the Mid North have received the real stuff.
SA Police has found wreckage and items from the vessel of missing boatie Tony Higgins, near the Murray Mouth – a day after the search was officially called off.
A Victorian woman trying to get into SA to see her dying mother has been left “traumatised” by her experience with SA Health after being left with no answer for a week.
Thursday’s strong winds have knocked down an large old tree at the zoo, taking out part of a monkey habitat. But Friday is expected to be even wilder, with snow in the morning.
Police have issued fresh calls about scam awareness, after recent reports of con artists cold calling people pretending to work for SA Police in an attempt to get personal details from victims.
A tip-off to SA Police of a man trading or accessing child abuse material through a peer-to-peer network led to the arrest of this 53-year-old Adelaide man. He has been jailed after facing court on Tuesday.
Sam Policki has been remembered by her boss at The Colonist Hotel in Norwood, who said she has left an “irreplaceable hole in their team”. The 21-year-old Magill woman tragically died in a crash near Port Pirie on Sunday night.
A car ploughed into a West Lakes pergola and hit the kitchen wall on Monday morning. Homeowner Syd Bailye was standing close by and called it “a hell of a bang”.
Wastewater testing from February and April has yielded dramatically different results that show how our drinking habits changed during the COVID-19 shutdown.
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