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Big wet means long dry spell for houseboat industry
The state’s longest running houseboat operation will temporarily close next weekend as the Murray keeps rising. It comes as the SES starts to use a new “supersized” sandbag technology.
Crazy video as ‘mini-cyclone’ crashes Norwood pair’s big day
Think Saturday’s weather ruined your weekend? Spare a thought for these two Adelaide lovebirds and their soaking wet wedding party.
How a rock legend helped make this SA cover band a sensation
Inside the remarkable rise of a cover band – yes cover band – after one of Adelaide’s more infamous strips that just clocked up 340 million views on YouTube.
River rising: ‘I told Neil I’m on a ship with no captain – what do I do?’
Footy legend Neil Kerley’s widow Barb is among the shack owners watching and waiting nervously as slowly but surely, the waters rise on river homes.
So, what was it like to stay in Tom’s Court?
You can check out any time you like … oh, no you can’t. What was it like as an enforced guest at the multimillion-dollar quarantine silo?
Flood warning: Ferry closures to leave river residents stranded
River Murray communities are preparing for isolation and long road commutes when rising floodwaters put nearly all Riverland ferries out of action.
Mapped: Where shacks will be flooded when river peaks
New modelling predicts dozens of shacks will be flooded when the River Murray peaks in December. From Renmark to Murray Bridge, explore the areas most at risk.
Hans: The guardian angel who gave me hope in my darkest hour
Adelaide cabaret star Matt Gilbertson says a good friend helped save his life – and how staff in Turkish hospital repeatedly turned off his oxygen to save money.
Pain in the grass! Councils fall behind on verge mowing
Wet weather and contracting issues have some western suburbs streets looking like a jungle. Councils insist they’re dealing with it, but residents wish they’d chop-chop.
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