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Emergency services are attending to a multiple car crash in South Australia that has been caused by a huge dust storm causing zero visibility. Two men have been taken to hospital after the four-car pile up in Balaklava, a town in the state's mid north. Ferries to Kangaroo Island have been cancelled because of wild weather and Augusta Highway near Port Wakefield has been closed due to low visibility.  Emergency services are attending to a multiple car crash caused by a huge dust storm (pictured) causing zero visibility in some areas of Adelaide The four-car pile up on Balaklava Road, Balaklav...

Northerly winds cause dust storms in SA, roads closed after three-car crash Posted 3 updated 2 Harry Butler Road, between Yorketown and Minlaton, on the state's Yorke Peninsula. ( Print text only Cancel Key points: Authorities have closed roads in the Mid North, following a three-car crash in Balaklava A grass fire on KI has now been contained, but ferry services to the island have stopped due to wild weather Two men have been taken to hospital following a three-car crash in Balaklava in the state's Mid North, while ferries to Kangaroo Island have been cancelled due to wild weather. Just...

Parts of Adelaide have been blanketed in an orange haze as a sudden dust storm swept across South Australia today. Winds of more than 70km/h blasted topsoil through the state's mid-north with health warnings issued for several regions. Roads in the mid-north were closed due to the wild weather with emergency crews called out to a multi-car crash on Balaklava Road, Balaklava where five were injured. READ MORE: Witnesses told 9News the conditions turned suddenly, with the dust becoming thicker in a matter of moments as motorists were left stranded for hours in the low-visibility traffic. The ma...

Total fire bans have been issued across nine South Australian districts on Tuesday, as "very strong northerly winds" are predicted to cause dangerous fire weather conditions.

Australia loves a hinterland. So much so that we're one of the only countries that has this word in our everyday vocabulary. Plenty of coastal cities around the world have patches of lush, hilly countryside on their outskirts, but few refer to them with this German word meaning "the land behind". In Australia though? We embrace the term, and we embrace the concept. After all, what could be better than escaping the heat and the hustle of the city in favour of the clear air and mountainous beauty of a hinterland area? From Cairns to Byron Bay to Adelaide to Perth, so many of our favourite coast...