Tina Benbow has so far helped more than 200 families and businesses affected by last December’s bushfires to recover. The coronavirus pandemic has made it a challenge, but she says her joy at helping people makes it all worthwhile.
The first flight from Sydney has landed in Adelaide, triggering tearful scenes as family members were finally reunited – and even introduced for the first time.
Port Adelaide says parents should not be criticised over a border blunder that allowed Victorian family members to travel to SA to watch the footy. The Premier has apologised and vowed to fix the “hugely disappointing administrative error”.
Magpies have started swooping passers-by to protect their young. And while it might seem there are more of the black and white menaces lurking in trees, it’s not actually the case. Have you been swooped?
The owner of the Truro post office initially thought the call from PIRSA about two cane toads being reportedly spotted in the town was an April Fool’s joke. But then they asked her to help distribute a flyer warning of the toxic pests.
Fill up now! Some servos have raised prices to nearly $1.50 a litre in the past 24 hours and others expected to soon follow suit.
A Chandlers Hill winery has lodged plans for a cellar door that they hope will encourage people to explore more than just McLaren Vale. SEE THE PICTURES.
A Glenelg family feared the worst for months after Sox the cat vanished until a surprise call revealed he’d been found 400km away. Now there’s one more problem … he’s stuck in Victoria.
Nita Doddridge has retired after nearly 60 years volunteering at Westminster School – a role she says has kept her young, thanks to the interaction with the students.
Up to 500 electric scooters will soon be zooming along a stretch of Adelaide’s coastal path, after the go ahead was given for a six-month trial to restart today.
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