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Clydesdale who pulled historic horse-drawn tram remembered as gentle giant (opens the original)
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One of the horses that pulls the Victor Harbor Horse-Drawn Tram has died. Albert, an 18-year-old Clydesdale, became unwell last Friday and died on Saturday morning. The horse-drawn tram will continue to operate as normal while Albert is remembered. One of the Clydesdales of the Victor Harbor Horse-Drawn Tram has died after a short illness. In a statement released yesterday, staff at the Victor Harbor Tramway said Albert, an 18-year-old strawberry roan gelding, had died on Saturday after becoming
Popular beach predicted to shrink by 12 metres as tides rise (opens the original)
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It is predicted that Horseshoe Bay at Port Elliot in South Australia will erode by up to 12 metres by 2050 if significant engineering work is not undertaken. Repairs to the breakwater, seawall and sand replacement are options being considered. Mayor Keith Parkes says the state government will need to provide funding. There are fears the shores of an iconic South Australian beach will continue to erode if more than $20 million in engineering works is not undertaken. Projections have shown Horsesh
Ozzy the orphaned long-nosed potoroo loves his peanuts (opens the original)
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Staff and students at Tatachilla Luthern College in McLaren Vale have successfully raised an orphaned long-nosed potoroo.Potoroos are the smallest members of the kangaroo family. Ozzy will live out his life in the school's eco-sanctuary and is already thinking about finding a mate. Ozzy, the long-nosed potoroo, is living his best life in the eco-sanctuary of Tatachilla Lutheran College in the famous wine-growing region of McLaren Vale, just south of Adelaide. In January, his life was in the bala
Storm Boy made Mr Percival famous. Now pelicans like him are under threat (opens the original)
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As he travels down the waters of the Coorong, past dunes where scenes from the first Storm Boy movie were filmed more than 50 years ago, Greg Johnston is clear about what must be done to help pelicans and other bird species survive the oncoming bird flu. "We need to look after the animals' habitat so they have maximum chance of recovering," he says. As an adjunct associate professor at Flinders University who has been tracking South Australia's pelicans for 37 years, Johnston is realistic about
Kangaroo Island's sea lion population under threat from H5 bird flu (opens the original)
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The deadly H5N1 bird flu has been detected on Kangaroo Island, with one case at Seal Bay, a critical breeding site for the endangered Australian sea lion on the island's southern coastline. Authorities have been quick to enact measures to reduce the proximity to humans, placing a temporary pause on beach tours at the site. Marine experts say they are considering what else can be done to protect species susceptible to the virus. The H5N1 bird flu has spread to Kangaroo Island, forcing marine expe
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