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The heartbroken family and friends of a woman who died after falling from her push bike have remembered her as “beautiful, sassy and incredibly caring”.
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Cochlear bungle victim Gracie’s Taylor Swift dream comes true
The first song eight-year-old Gracie heard after seven years of deafness due to a horror medical bungle was by Taylor Swift. Now she’s received the surprise of her life.
Behind the lens: The social media guns helping SA brands go viral
They’re the social brains behind some of South Australia’s biggest brands – from The Oodie to Zoos SA. Meet the media managers behind SA’s most viral moments.
‘I love you endlessly’: Sister pays tribute to victim of tree tragedy
The 22-year-old “Swiftie’s” social media page has been swamped with tributes as friends and loved ones react to news of her death in a freak incident.
Double trouble: Unlucky crash leaves grandma on the skids
A Port Pirie grandmother has been left devastated and out of pocket after an extremely unlucky crash writes off two of her cars.
‘Devastating’: Young mum’s brutal blow after cancer battle
Young mum and cancer survivor Ashley Evans has been handed a devastating blow with her health insurer refusing to pay for surgery after the discovery of a huge ovarian mass.
Little girl embroiled in implant scandal’s message for Taylor Swift
The first song eight-year-old Gracie ever heard was Taylor Swift’s ‘Look What You Made Me Do’ after a horror medical bungle left her deaf for the first seven years of her life.
‘Tears were flowing’: Power couple reveals wedding details
A former Power star tied the knot with his partner in a wedding jam packed with multiple ceremonies, musical performances and fast-food deliveries.
Doctors thought mum’s symptoms were normal but now she has cancer
A mum has told how her symptoms were dismissed for years as normal complaints – before doctors made a devastating discovery. Now she’s raising money to fight the deadly disease.
‘What about us?’: Pensioner’s timely problem with Labor’s fix
Kerry-Anne Doughty has spent a quarter of a century in public housing limbo and says there’s a major flaw in the government’s plans to ease the squeeze.
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