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Rhyle Abiadio, 11, was struck by a train at Tambelin Railway Station in Evanston Gardens, Adelaide, at about 8.15am on Tuesday while on his way to school. He is in intensive care.
Share on Twitter A South Australian private school has promised to act on calls for greater cultural awareness training after a video was circulated showing students "lynching" a black baby doll. The short video, which was posted to social media app Snapchat, shows a group of Trinity College students in uniform laughing as they use hat strings to tie the doll around the neck and hang it from a tree. The students had been given a black and white baby doll as part of a classroom project, and hung the black doll from a tree in the video. READ MORE
The video showed the Trinity College students, in north Adelaide, laughing during the sickening act last week.
The girls were given the doll, and another white one also hung from the tree, as part of a parenting class at Trinity College, north of Adelaide, and claimed the lynching wasn't racially motivated.