Controversial councillors in bizarre ‘public apology’ rant
Two controversial Salisbury councillors accuse their council of calling them “conspiracy theorists” in a ranting public apology that touches on eugenics and “hackable animals”.
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Starved, locked up … but Child Protection did nothing for years
Kaydenn’s “carer” neglected the vulnerable teen so badly he looked like a starvation victim. A chain was put on the fridge. He was locked in his room. And authorities let it happen.
‘If there’s drinking, it happens’: Town faces fateful new choice
Kids in this place, just up the road from one of Australia’s most troubled towns, seem blissfully unaware of a problem their parents fear they’ll soon face.
Truckies’ close call after rural crash
Two truck drivers have made a lucky escape after a crash on a rural SA road, while two men will face court on separate drink driving charges.
No power, sewerage, running water: Meet the ‘lost tribe of Alice Springs’
Residents of Irrkerlantye live a short drive out of Alice Springs and have been fighting for basic amenities for 40 years. They have one wish for their children: To walk tall in “both worlds”. Watch the video.
Alleged Kilburn hit-and-run driver arrested, fronts court
A driver who allegedly fled the scene of a hit-run that left a cyclist with serious injuries is going nowhere – he’s been arrested, and hasn’t asked a court for bail.
‘Good people’: Praise for missing SA engineers as wreckage found
Santos has issued a statement on two of its former Adelaide employees, missing after their small plane crashed in the Philippines on the weekend.
‘S**t myself’: Fire terror revealed as Lincoln looks to Hills
Heart-broken Port Lincoln locals say they know they can’t stop future bushfires but they are working on a plan to make sure they are better prepared next time.
Young pharmacist named as Quorn crash victim
A trainee pharmacist, mum and wife has been identified as the 26-year-old woman killed in a crash at Quorn on Thursday.
One home destroyed in Pt Lincoln fire as dump set to burn for days
The cause of the huge Port Lincoln bushfire is revealed as the CFS says 23 structures were hit – 16 destroyed, including a home. The toxic dump fire will burn for days.
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