Cliff Collapse at Port Willunga, SA; Heavy Rains in North

0:00The latest headlines, weather, and stories, right here on Adelaide News today. Beachgoers near Adelaide are urged to stay back from a popular South Coast spot after a big cliff collapse over the weekend. Boulders tumbled down at Port Welonga, right by the historic man-made Kays and Jettie, one of the state's top photo locations. No one got hurt when it happened late Friday into early Saturday. The City of Ancaperinga Council put out the warning to keep people safe for more potential falls. Officials blame a long dry spell followed by recent rain, which shakes up the coastal cliffs. Mayor Moira were called it a normal, natural process that happens now and then. The council plans to leave the fallen rocks on the beach as a clear reminder of the dangers there. Meanwhile, South Australia's far north saw huge rains on Monday, with more expected Tuesday. Marie topped 119 millimeters since 9am, smashing the 29-year daily record that was 93 millimeters from. September 2020. Pastoralists say the downpours are great for green feed after a dry summer,

1:04but road closures are slowing work like mustering calves and hauling. Supplies. A severe weather warning is out for heavy rain in the northeast pastoral areas. Support for this episode comes from our sponsor. See the description. It is a pillow that plays your podcast and music without earbuds. Built for listening in bed, S-O-L-I-S-O-L-Pillow.com. Made in AI.