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Former vineyard turned into sanctuary for endangered birds (opens the original)
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A property in South Australia's Riverland region previously home to 40 acres of vineyards has been restored to native vegetation. The project has provided a sanctuary for the endangered regent parrot. Vines continue to be ripped up across the region with the wine industry in crisis, but it is hoped the project could inspire others to do the same. On the banks of the River Murray in South Australia once lay rows of wine grapevines as far as the eye could see. In the middle of Australia's largest
Man convicted for $15k spend on stolen credit cards 'likely' from dark web (opens the original)
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A Riverland man has been jailed for using stolen credit cards "likely" from the dark web to purchase almost $16,000 worth of merchandise from Bunnings. The Berri Magistrates Court heard the offending took place over five weeks and included click and collect orders from three different South Australian Bunnings stores. Aijaypal Tim Sanghera was sentenced to four months imprisonment and a two month good behaviour bond for his offending. A man in South Australia's Riverland has been convicted and j
Parents thrilled as 'bike gang' gets young boys off the couch (opens the original)
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The term "bike gang" is usually associated with Harley-Davidson motorcycles, tattoos and rule-breakers, but some young boys in South Australia's Riverland are offering a different take. Whether it be after school or on the weekend, the boys can be found on their pushbikes in their hometown of Renmark. Eleven-year-old Jude Clark and his best mate Christos Babaniotis are part of one of the groups that are impossible to miss, all of whom are affectionately known as the "bike boys". "Sometimes there
Wet winter sees River Murray roar with unexpected flows and life (opens the original)
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A wet winter across the southern Murray Darling Basin has increased flows at South Australia's border to approximately 22.5 gigalitres a day. It is significantly more than SA has received in the previous two years. The Department for Environment and Water (DEW) expects flows will reduce at the end of August, before increasing again in September. Rain, hail or shine, Tasha Morath has made it routine to dive into the River Murray every day for about seven years. As flows increase to the highest le
'Falling apart': Major SA highways given lowest possible safety rating (opens the original)
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Data from the Australian Road Assessment Program, publicly available in SA for the first time, rated large parts of several major highways one out of five stars for safety. A Riverland truck driver says near misses on the Sturt Highway, between Adelaide and Sydney, have left him shaken. The Royal Automobile Association of South Australia says road maintenance funding needs to be increased to lift more major roads to a three-star rating. Parts of the Sturt Highway, which connects Sydney to Adelai
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