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SA wildlife carers did not expect to be 'ground zero' for Australia's third H5 bird flu case Original

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By George Yankovich Verified, Caroline Horn
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
A volunteer-run wildlife organisation that rescued a bird which later tested positive to the deadly H5 bird flu says it did not expect to be "ground zero" for the first case in South Australia. Australia's third confirmed case of the avian influenza was recorded on Tuesday in a giant petrel found at Knights Beach on the Fleurieu Peninsula, about 80 kilometres south of Adelaide.
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Kangaroo Island declared feral pig-free two years after last sightings

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By Caroline Horn
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
More than 220 years after a French explorer set pigs loose on Kangaroo Island, environmental authorities have eradicated the feral pig scourge on the picturesque South Australian island. Already fox, deer and rabbit-free, there have been no feral pig sightings since three sows were destroyed in March 2024. Readers are advised this article includes an image of a dead animal that has been poisoned.
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Woman comes to AFL great Tony Modra's aid after Fleurieu Peninsula truck crash

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By Caroline Horn, Eugene Boisvert Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
The woman who was first on the scene to help Adelaide Crows legend Tony Modra after he was critically injured in a truck crash has described holding his hand as they waited for emergency services. Linda Cameron provided first aid to Modra after the truck he was driving hit a tree at Back Valley, on South Australia's Fleurieu Peninsula, on Thursday evening. She told ABC News she was coming back from shopping and walking her dog when a truck passed her on the windy Range Road.
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