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High school warns year 8 parents about 'inappropriate' Snapchat group

A South Australian school has advised parents of a "large" Snapchat group in which images that could be used to "extort or exploit a young person" have been circulating.
A phone screen displaying a ghost icon.

Published: Source: ABC RiverlandTopic: Online Safetyby Will Hunter

Free-to-air AFL and cricket could disappear from parts of SA and NSW

Regional residents in parts of South Australia and New South Wales could lose access to Seven Network channels on their TVs from next month after negotiations with WIN Network broke down.
Seven Network's logo on a building

Published: Source: ABC South East SATopic: Broadcastingby Josh Brine, Shannon Pearce and Rachel Holdsworth

Female footballers boycott major game over alleged sexual assault

A number of players in a Victorian women's league are calling for a male player to be suspended over allegations of sexual assault.
Dark-haired Woman in a black and white stripped footy guernsey ready to kick the ball while on the field.

Published: Source: ABC Mildura-Swan HillTopic: Womenby Sarah Buchecker

Young women and canine sidekicks take the lead in once male-dominated sport

Annie Doecke is part of a growing number of young Australian women taking up sheepdog trialling as the demographics of the sport shift. 
A young woman wearing a hat and pink shirt standing next to her ute with two border collies

Published: Source: ABC RiverlandTopic: Agricultural Shows and Industry Eventsby Elyse Armanini

Fixing fences and buying local — you can help farmers doing it tough

Many people are wondering how they can help struggling farmers hit hard this past year by drought and floods. It turns out there are options.
Farmer Greg Finlay is removing a fence from flood debris.

Published: Source: ABC RuralTopic: Droughtsby Selina Green and Brooke Neindorf

Wine giant claims taste breakthrough with no-alcohol wine

One of the world's largest producers believes it has cracked the code to keeping the taste of wine people want while removing the alcohol. 
Three half empty wine glasses with a vineyard in the background.

Published: Source: ABC RuralTopic: Viticultureby Cassandra Hough, Elyse Armanini and Selina Green

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How an impulse purchase gone wrong became town's unofficial mascot

An unexpected online auction buy lands an 8-metre-long, 3m-high dinosaur in a Milang front yard, bringing smiles and new visitors to the struggling town.
Three children on a large dinosaur statue.

Published: Source: ABC South East SATopic: Human Interestby Caroline Horn

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Close calls on South Australian regional highways caught on dashcams

Multiple close calls between vehicles on the Sturt Highway have been shared online in recent months.
Duration: 33 seconds

Source: ABC Riverland

Adult swimming lessons harder to access amid rise in drownings

Adults account for 80 per cent of drownings across the country. In regional South Australia pools are keen to provide lessons but there's a shortage of instructors willing to teach them.
Duration: 1 minute 21 seconds

Source: ABC Riverland

Eira Dalzell water skiing in South Australia

Eira Dalzell performing water skiing tricks.
Duration: 5 seconds

Source: ABC News

Love in full bloom as Riverland Rose Festival turns 30

More than half a century on, Brad and Lorna's love for roses and each other continues to blossom.
Duration: 1 minute 1 second

Source: ABC Riverland

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