What it takes to win the Arctic Ultra marathon
Frostbite, hallucinations, nerve damage, this is what Australian father Aaron Cook endured as he took on one of the world’s most gruelling races.
Frostbite, hallucinations, nerve damage, this is what Australian father Aaron Cook endured as he took on one of the world’s most gruelling races.
There was traffic chaos this morning after a water main burst on busy Lower North East Rd.
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A young private school student is being investigated by police over a Snapchat scandal.
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The $2.4bn announcement to secure the future of the Whyalla Steelworks has been met with praise by the workers plagued with uncertainty over the future of the plant.
The prime minister and premier have both fronted the cameras in Whyalla to reveal the key details of their $2.4 billion plan to rescue SA’s Steel City. See where the money will go.
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