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1 week ago | 
abc.net.au | Sonya Feldhoff |Jules Schiller |Troy Sincock
Some rail lines will be closed and major station upgrades will take place across Adelaide over the Easter long weekend. During closures, train services will not operate between Adelaide Railway Station and the Seaford, Flinders and Mitcham Railway Stations. ABC Roving Reporter Troy Sincock said, "You will be able to get where you need to go, it just might not be the way you intended".
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1 week ago | 
abc.net.au | Sonya Feldhoff |Jules Schiller |Troy Sincock
At 2:15am fire crews attended a house fire on Parkview Drive in Mawson Lakes, arriving to find the two-storey home ablaze. "I've never seen a house on fire like this before", a neighbour told ABC Roving Reporter, Troy Sincock. "There was only one person who used to live in that house, I hope he's safe".
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1 week ago | 
abc.net.au | Sonya Feldhoff |Jules Schiller |Troy Sincock
Paterson Reserve in Mount Barker could become parking while the local hospital is redeveloped. Local residents have expressed concern as the local heritage place is the 1842 burial ground of Helen McGregor and two children. McGregor is the great great great grandmother of Mount Barker local Rachel who said, "It's a historical site and it should be preserved".
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1 week ago | 
abc.net.au | Sonya Feldhoff |Jules Schiller |Troy Sincock
Firefighters were called to a school fire in Mount Barker during school holidays. Flames and smoke were seen kilometres away and investigations are underway. "Most of the gardens and things were on fire", Incident controller for Mt Barker at the MFS, Andrew Van Eck said to Sonya & Jules. "There was a lot of radiant heat and we've had melting on surrounding buildings".
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1 week ago | 
abc.net.au | Sonya Feldhoff |Jules Schiller |Troy Sincock
Llewelyn grew up in a Housing Trust area in Christies Beach in Adelaide's south. The passionate advocate of southlife never left the suburb and continues to celebrate the coastal lifestyle and simply being a bit of a dag. Llewelyn said to ABC Roving Reporter, Troy Sincock, "Life's daggy there, but we love that dagginess".
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1 week ago | 
abc.net.au | Sonya Feldhoff |Jules Schiller |Troy Sincock
Speed limits are being reduced to 40km/h in the Norwood, Payneham & St. Peters council area. Mayor Robert Bria said to Sonya & Jules, "THat 40k is going to be rolled out from one area to another".
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1 week ago | 
abc.net.au | Sonya Feldhoff |Jules Schiller |Troy Sincock
AFL football fans were up early to head back home on red-eye flights this morning after Gather Round - nine footy games in Adelaide across the weekend. At Adelaide Airport, only one brave Hawthorn supporter could be seen proudly wearing Hawks colours. "I haven't actually got many clothes with me", he said to ABC Roving Reporter, Troy Sincock. "All I've got is Hawks stuff!"
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2 weeks ago | 
abc.net.au | Sonya Feldhoff |Jules Schiller |Troy Sincock
A resident of Delfin Island has apologised for her actions captured in a video that went viral on social media after children were confronted for fishing in the area. "Definitely the adults feel very ashamed", the resident said to ABC Roving reporter, Troy Sincock. "They are very sorry". "What is maybe not so well-known, is that there have been behavioural issues".
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2 weeks ago | 
abc.net.au | Sonya Feldhoff |Jules Schiller |Troy Sincock
Recfish SA's Asher Dezsery said, "This is certainly, by far, the worst we've seen", in relation to Delfin Island resident's behaviour recorded in an online video that went viral. The adults where seen on social media confronting children fishing in the area. Dezsery said to Sonya & Jules, "It'd be like someone living on the side of a soccer field, and then complaining kids are playing soccer".
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2 weeks ago | 
abc.net.au | Sonya Feldhoff |Jules Schiller |Troy Sincock
Residents of Delphin Island, in Adelaide's west, have clashed with young fishers. The incident was captured on video and posted to social media. This follows a deputation made at a City of Charles Sturt council meeting surrounding concerns about fishing in the freshwater lake. Of the young fishers, CEO of the City of Charles Sturt, Paul Sutton, said to Sonya and Jules, "From what I've seen, they look like they're in a public space."
