Residents of a rural town dubbed Australia s meth capital are crying out for help as they struggle with ice addictions and deal with violence caused by the drug.
An hour east from Adelaide in the town of Murray Bridge, South Australia, locals have shared horrific stories of how meth ruined their lives.
Locals have told harrowing stories of how living there has permanently scarred them, turning them into addicts and exposing them to unthinkable brutality.
A young mother and Murray Bridge resident has been struggling with ice addiction
A mother told Daily Mail Australia she lived in Murray Bridge for ten years, and said it felt like overnight the town turned from family friendly to overrun with ice and dangerous people.