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Schoolgirl, mum dead in plane horror
A SUCCESSFUL businessman was on an Angel Flight medical transport mission when the plane fell from the sky, killing everyone on board.
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Podcast: Adelaide’s ‘armless artist’
WILLIAM Smith may just be the most fascinating South Australian artist you’ve never heard of. We explore his story in a new local history podcast. LISTEN.
Backpack saves man in avalanche
AN AUSTRALIAN snowboarder had a hair-rising moment when the ground beneath his feet gave way while skiing. A lucky break saved him.
Blackout could run into Saturday
THOUSANDS of South Australians remain without power – and some could be in the dark until Saturday – four days after severe storms swept the state. Follow our live morning news blog for updates.
Floods still a threat — more rain on way
THE SES advises that flooding in and around Gawler still poses a threat, with more rain tonight, and heavy falls forecast on Monday. Pic: SES
How SA was pummelled — and it’s not over yet
SA was battered on Wednesday by winds so powerful they plunged the state into darkness. Recap how we covered yesterday’s extraordinary events throughout the day and night.
The big wet: The Murray River floods of 1956
OUR HISTORY: The Murray Darling floods of 1956 were one of the worst disasters in our state’s history. Greg Barila spoke to several South Aussies who remember the year the rivers rose up.
Our extraordinary decade: Stories that shaped SA
TO commemorate the 10th anniversary of Advertiser.com.au, we explore the big stories of the past decade — and how much our lives have changed. WIN A FREE 3-MONTH SUBSCRIPTION
Unshellfish South Aussies help save Larry the lobster
LARRY, the famous big fibreglass lobster at Kingston, looks set to be saved after South Australians raised $30,000 for his “plastic surgery”.
Why SA can’t lose Larry the Lobster
A NATION’S greatness is measured by how it treats its weakest members. A state’s greatness is measured by how it treats its Big Things — on the latter score, SA should hang its head in shame.
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