Jordanna Schriever
Journalist and Digital Producer at Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)
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3 days ago |
abc.net.au | Jordanna Schriever
A mother found mentally ill when she stabbed her two sons on the side of an Adelaide motorway has sobbed in court as the boys' fathers described how her "evil acts" will haunt their lives forever — and has asked the court to allow her to be released to go on weekly supervised shopping trips. WARNING: This story contains content that some readers may find upsetting.
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4 days ago |
abc.net.au | Jordanna Schriever
A man who manually set off fire hydrants, sending 63,800 litres of water gushing into the Australian Bragg Centre over half an hour, caused losses of almost $7.9 million, a court has heard. Daniel Michael Loeser, 31, of Ingle Farm, entered through a fire door and set off fire hydrants on six levels at the clinical and medical research facility on January 5 this year, causing "substantial damage" to multiple levels of the building on Adelaide's North Terrace.
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Jordanna Schriever
A young man who perpetrated an "absolute horror" four-month regime of physical, controlling and manipulative domestic violence has been handed a more than seven year sentence. Warning: This story may be distressing to some readers. Tyson Hubbard was 25 when he was in a relationship "characterised by regular physical violence and threats" with a woman living with a disability.
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2 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Jordanna Schriever
A coroner has identified two opportunities that could have prevented the death of a 76-year-old woman who was being treated at Clare Hospital. Kathleen Ethel Salter died from multi-organ failure and sepsis due to complications in June 2020. The recommendations include that training be provided on the "importance of minimising harm" by not continuing with procedures when unexpected "high-risk" circumstances arise.
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2 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Jordanna Schriever
A man accused of the shooting murder of his tenant in Adelaide's north should be found not guilty because the evidence of a key witness and crucial CCTV of the incident are unreliable, his defence barrister says. Matthew Charles Draganoff, 48, is standing trial in South Australia's Supreme Court after pleading not guilty to the murder of Simon Middleton, 49, at Viriginia, on the northern outskirts of Adelaide, in March 2021.
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