South Australia braces for severe weather and damaging winds
The State Emergency Service has advised people to move vehicles away from trees and secure loose items around properties as South Australia braces for damaging winds.
South Australia braces for severe weather and damaging winds
The State Emergency Service has advised people to move vehicles away from trees and secure loose items around properties as South Australia braces for damaging winds.
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