Serial killer’s path to freedom, bird flu threatens sea lions & track a great white | Adelaide Mini

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Catch up on the biggest stories across South Australia and beyond with Keziah Sullivan on the Nine News Adelaide Mini. This update covers James Vlassakis’ pending freedom, being granted parole after serving 27 years behind bars. Meanwhile, economic uncertainty hits regional SA with the closure of the 60-year-old blast furnace at Whyalla Steelworks, putting 500 local jobs at risk. On Kangaroo Island, environmentalists raise the alarm over a deadly bird flu outbreak threatening local sea lion colonies. We also look at a shocking arson attack in Hindmarsh that destroyed the headquarters of charity organisation Puddle Jumpers, sparking an outpouring of support from local firefighters. Finally, check out Adelaide's $50M Hindley Street redevelopment plan and learn how Flinders University researchers are tracking Great White Sharks live across the ocean using satellite technology. CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro: Today’s Top South Australian News 00:21 - Snowtown Serial Killer James Vlassakis Grant

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