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Call 000 first for fires

Eastern Eyre Country Fire Service group officer Bryan Trigg said the fire had the potential to have been much worse. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
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A Rudall blaze on a total fire ban day at Rudall is now being investigated by police. Eastern Eyre Country […]

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