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Just over one in 10 of the population is protected from Covid according to official data, but disputes over the stats have not slowed calls for urgent help in the South-East.
A car believed to belong to a Mt Gambier mother who tested positive for Covid-19 has been destroyed in what police describe as a “targeted attack”.
Business owners are baffled by inconsistent Covid restrictions as they grapple with ever-changing rules.
The family of convicted war criminal Harry “Breaker” Morant has ramped up its bid to include his name on Adelaide’s Boer War Memorial, despite a council knock-back.
He admitted ordering the execution of 12 people, including boys, during the Boer War. So why is a new bid to clear the name of Harry “The Breaker” Morant gaining momentum?
He denies any knowledge about The Family, but convicted killer Bevan Spencer von Einem licks his lips and smiles and I ask him simply: “What about you Bevan, what’s your story?”
Martin Hamilton-Smith now finds solace in 19th century splendour.
She grew up in Perth, barracked for West Coast and lives in Melbourne, so why is young entrepreneur Holly Ransom so critical to Port Adelaide’s AFL and AFLW success?
He’s one of the most divisive figures in Australian military history, so should convicted war criminal Breaker Morant’s name be added to Adelaide’s Boer War memorial?
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