Students suspended in wake of alleged 5yo girl lure attempt
Two Adelaide Hills high school students have been suspended after allegedly attempting to lure a five-year-old girl into a car park, sparking a police investigation.
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‘More pain ahead’: Long road from ruin for underwater irrigators
Work to rebuild the Lower Murray levee network and dewater impacted agricultural flats has begun but farmers warn the road to recovery will be a long and expensive one.
Parents allege 5yo girl lured to car by older student at Hills school
A family has removed their children from an Adelaide Hills school after an incident that left a five-year-old scared and is now the centre of a police investigation.
Watch: Controversial ‘fair game’ grand final act stirs debate
A South Australian country cricket grand final has been thrust into the spotlight with a contentious dismissal sparking debate about sportsmanship. Watch the video.
Here’s cheers: Iconic SA pub reopens as flood clean-up continues
An iconic SA pub hit hard by the historic River Murray flood has opened its doors for the first time since before Christmas, with management desperate to salvage some summer trading.
‘Has not progressed’: New stadium in limbo after funding threat
Regional communities are missing out on infrastructure developments which will be axed or delayed due to government inaction on funding initiatives, according to a rural MP.
Listed: The Hills, Murraylands star students to watch in 2023
From talented sporting stars to academic high achievers and those making a name for themselves in the arts, find out the students in the Adelaide Hills and Murraylands to watch in 2023.
Hospital still too far away for Hills parents caught in gap
A new petition is calling on the state government to provide more funding for paediatric services in the Adelaide Hills on the back of recent rapid population growth.
‘It was crazy’: New nightmare emerges from Murray disaster
The water has receded, the clean up has begun but the road to recovery is still a long and daunting one for Mannum business owners hit hardest by the history-making floods.
‘We’ve lost a great man’: Beloved local sport figure remembered
Hundreds are expected to attend the funeral of a popular SA country chaplain as the community pays tribute to a man who came to the rescue of those on their knees.
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