Massive hail stones which fell a fortnight ago, remain frozen in the soil...
Golf ball size hail stones that wiped out a wheat crop in SA's mid-north two weeks ago, remain frozen and embedded in the ground.
View ArticleHail stones still frozen in ground two weeks after storm destroys crops
Golf ball-sized hail stones that fell at a farm in South Australia's mid-north remain frozen and embedded in the ground where a lucrative wheat crop once grew.
View ArticleMoving house? Man cops fine for stacking ute sky high
There's an art to packing and moving house. But SA Police are warning people not to try to balance and stack unsecured furniture after stopping this ute in country South Australia.
View Article'Ridiculous' to make second-largest federal electorate even bigger, MP says
A possible merging of Australia's second-largest federal electorate with another to make an even bigger electoral division is described as "ridiculous" by one of the MPs involved. The seat of Grey...
View ArticleFire contained at Worlds End in SA
A fire that was burning out of control at Worlds End in South Australia's Mid-North is contained, after strong winds lashed South Australia, producing gusts of up to 100 kilometres per hour.
View ArticleRegional MPs poised for SA cabinet as far electorates embrace status quo
Stuart MP Dan van Holst Pellekaan is expecting to retain the energy and mining portfolios, joining Stephan Knoll and Tim Whetstone as regional MPs expecting cabinet positions.
View ArticleHundreds of galahs mysteriously found dead
About 200 galahs die in the South Australian town of Burra, prompting investigations by the state's Environment Department and the local council amid speculation they were poisoned.
View ArticleHow mining created then killed the Black Rock Stakes wheelbarrow race
Across its nearly 40 years, an overnight race that sounds a little dangerous in hindsight had competitors jumping from a moving vehicle to push a wheelbarrow across 120 kilometres.
View ArticleHundreds of bees mysteriously dropping dead in SA
Bee corpses are piling up in backyards in the town of Peterborough, prompting dark suspicions from locals and theories from academics. But no one knows what is causing the deaths.
View ArticleBlind overnight, young water skier turns mental health ambassador
Ben Pettingill lost most of his eyesight at 16 due to a rare genetic syndrome, but has managed to overcome the lowest point in his life to help others understand their own mental health.
View ArticleMeet Joey the 'unicorn sheep' who was saved for the price of two cartons of beer
Joey the "unicorn sheep" was destined to become food, before a South Australian stock agent gave him a new lease on life. One animal scientist says he has a possible explanation for the "unique"...
View ArticleFarmers hail heavy rain in SA, but 'worst season so far' continues for many
Heavy rain has fallen over parts of South Australia, providing desperately-needed relief for some of the state's farmers — but unfortunately some areas have missed out.
View ArticleThe 'heritage hero' who can't keep his hands off restoration
Award-winning 'heritage hero' Roy Taplin breathes new life into a 1917 Commonwealth Railways dining car.
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