‘We’re the forgotten breed’: SA farmers call on Mali to lend a hand
It doesn’t matter who you speak to, the drought is everywhere, and farmers are finding it “hard to sleep at night” and in need of a helping hand.
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These two Peters have some advice for Mali
Drought-battered farmers in SA’s Mid North have a message for North Terrace – but they’re not sure anyone is listening to it.
For Pete’s sake, Mali help our farmers!
As a record-breaking drought cripples our regions, farmers called Peter have called on another bloke called Peter (who runs the state) to take action and help.
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Heat policy revealed after cricketer dies during game
“Special playing conditions” were in force during a cricket game played in extreme heat in which a player died.
‘Leave now’: Fire conditions worsen in South East
The CFS have increased the threat of a bushfire in the state’s South East urging residents to ‘leave now’.
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‘It’s in God’s hands’: Locals count the cost of massive power outage
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