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Maintenance crews continue to work to restore power to South Australian properties after weekend storms blacked out 163,000 homes and businesses.

Close to 30,000 homes and businesses remain without power and some communities in South Australia's north have lost access to emergency phone calls as the clean-up from the weekend's storms continues.

An electric shock blew off Bradley Richardson's feet and burned much of his body. Now he's helping to raise awareness to prevent on-farm accidents involving power lines.

Claim comes in appeal by trans rights charity against decision to give LGB Alliance charitable status

A company which put a stobie pole in the middle of an Adelaide bike path says it will divert the route around it — but only after publicity over the weekend highlighting the danger to cyclists.

South Australia's electricity distributor believes navigational technology may be behind a rise in collisions involving powerlines, saying farmers may have been forgetting to program the location of infrastructure into their computer systems.

10cc achieved eleven top 10 hits, and sold over 15 million albums in the UK alone

Paul Roberts stole a security pass and gained repeated access to a Scottish Government building and other sites across the city, claiming to be employed by the Ministry of Defence. The court heard he was "testing Glasgow's response to a security breach".