‘We’ll always be an Adelaide band at heart’
The founding member of legendary Australian group Little River Band says he was in his early 30s before he finally wrote a song he thought might be worthwhile – arguably his band’s biggest hit.
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‘We love you but if this isn’t your postcode, stay away’
Regional leaders have urged South Australians to stay away from their holiday hotspots this Easter in a bid to stop the spread of COVID-19.
‘We love you but if this isn’t your postcode, stay away’
Regional leaders have urged South Australians to stay away from their holiday hotspots this Easter in a bid to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Schools across Barossa will close to limit travel
SA now has 299 coronavirus cases, with six of those in intensive care. The increase comes as Barossa schools are closed early, Marion Holiday Park is set aside as a health centre and regional workers plead with visitors to stay away this Easter.
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