Will Hunter
@the_chronicle_ deputy editor, former @sthburnetttimes editor. Not wild.
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3 days ago |
abc.net.au | Will Hunter |Shannon Pearce
The Banrock Station and Rolf Binder cellar doors, both in key South Australian wine regions, will soon be closed. Newly merged wine company Vinarchy is shutting down the sites as it consolidates its business operations. The brand's focus will turn to two major hubs at Berri Estates and Rowland Flat, which will receive an investment of $100 million in total.
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Will Hunter |Shannon Pearce
It is estimated almost 500,000 trucks travel down Adelaide's South Eastern Freeway into South Australia's bustling metropolitan road network annually. Discussions about how to move this freight away from the city have swirled through communities surrounding the state's major freight routes for years. However, progress on such a concept has been harder to achieve.
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3 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Will Hunter |Shannon Pearce |Elyse Armanini |Amelia Walters
A report into the South Australian government's response to the River Murray floods has found some agencies "fell short in the execution of their roles". The third-highest flood on record in SA peaked at 186 gigalitres a day in December 2022, after months of preparations in towns along the river corridor. A select committee was established in August 2023, after the water receded, to review the preparation, response and recovery to the incident.
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | Will Hunter
Valerie the dachshund has been reunited with her owners 540 days after she first went missing from a Kangaroo Island campsite. Kangala Wildlife Rescue says they are thrilled the trio are back together but admits that saying goodbye to the sausage dog will not be easy. Valerie will travel back to her New South Wales home with her owners later this week.
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | Daniel Keane |Will Hunter
The South Australian government has denied a decision to dissolve a standalone office for hydrogen signals a lack of commitment to the fuel source over the long term — but the opposition says it shows the plan now lies "in tatters". The Office of Hydrogen Power South Australia was created to carry out the state government's pre-election promise to build a hydrogen power station and electrolyser near Whyalla.
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