Weather woes spark traffic chaos as key road floods
Surging water at Port Noarlunga forced the closure of a busy road and sparked more traffic headaches while in the north a fallen tree also spark commuter chaos.
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Wild winds, monster dust storms – and the first rain Jasper has ever seen
South Australia may finally have seen some long-awaited rain, but drought-stricken farmers say the wild weather may actually have made their situation worse.
Sad update on fur seal spotted at North Brighton
The animal was spotted in the beachside suburb on Monday, apparently trying to escape wild seas.
Coastal flood warnings as SA waits for wild winds to hit
Families in the Adelaide Plains coastal area were being warned to prepare to put their flood plans into action ahead of Sunday night’s and Monday’s predicted wild weather.
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Rare welcome: Rural city preps for big-name visit at aid bash
A small country town at the epicentre of SA’s drought will be the focus of a party aimed at providing some relief from the big dry – and there are some big-name attendees.
‘They’re suicidal’: Drought pushing farmers to the mental brink
Struggling SA farmers say a $55 million drought package offers a vital boost—but one old cocky warns the mental health cracks are starting to show.
Why SA’s crippling drought should be declared a state emergency
It’s legislation last used during the River Murray floods, but the State Government is facing calls to declare this crippling drought a state emergency.
SA farmers ‘won’t be able to survive’ if drought doesn’t break soon
A farmer at Baroota near Port Pirie is pleading for more empathy before it’s too late.
‘We’re all in trouble’: SA farmers face crisis as liquid gold runs dry
An Eyre Peninsula farmer facing mounting pressure shares crucial advice on how the government can assist with the drought “before it’s too late”.
Snubbed farms fume: ‘Laughable’ panda splurge is too much to bear
Adelaide Zoo’s panda pair got more federal budget love than SA’s drought-stricken farmers – and the cockies are far from happy about it.
‘Fears all farmers have’: Rural SA towns teetering on ‘mass exodus’
Rural communities are in a drought-fuelled downward spiral confronting “fears all farmers have”.
Milked dry and left to die: ‘Mali, it’s the worst I’ve seen in my life’
We use their products every single day but this veteran Fleurieu farmer says his industry can’t survive in South Australia for much longer.
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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