Search for answers after unimaginable tragedy Police have visited the family home of a teenager killed in a tragic rubbish bin accident, as his overwhelmed school friends are offered counselling.
News by Andrew Hough, in Port Lincoln 12th May 2021 6:13 PM
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Subscriber only The death of a Port Lincoln teenager in a rubbish truck accident after he slept in an industrial bin has plunged his school into mourning as police visited the family home. The Aboriginal flag at Lincoln Gardens Primary school, in the town s outer south, flew at half-mast on Wednesday in tribute to the 13-year-old, described as a well-liked, caring and friendly pupil.
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