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An escapee eel was on the loose after it reportedly broke free from a tank in a nearby restaurant.
The eel was filmed in the gutter on Mill Street near Chinatown, in Adelaide on Monday morning after it seemingly got loose from a restaurant on Gouger Street.
The slithering eel is a Longfin Eel and is often kept alive in tanks in restaurants before they are served either smoked or cooked.
The eel had seemingly escaped from a tank in a restaurant from the nearby Gouger Street
Seems a Gouger Street restaurant has had an eel breakout and this slippery little sucker was spotted making a getaway in Mill St this morning. Thanks to Bory Thon for catching the fugitive in the act. MORE: https://bit.ly/33TbpcrPosted by The Advertiser on Monday, May 17, 2021
Why bubble tea brawl accused a no-show The man who allegedly slapped a bubble tea employee in the face and kicked her in the stomach avoided appearing in court as he waited for COVID-19 test results to return. Picture: Supplied
Crime by Emily Cosenza 7th May 2021 4:21 PM The man at the centre of the Adelaide bubble tea brawl, who was filmed allegedly slapping an employee in the face, was a no-show to his first court appearance after getting a COVID-19 test. Lei Guo, who is also known as Gavin Guo, was arrested and charged with basic assault after footage of the violent tussle at FunTea in Adelaide s CBD emerged on social media in early February.
The Place
Adelaide may not necessarily be known as a city of firsts within Australia - but it is. The first state to give women the vote is also home to Australia s first official nude beach (Maslins) and the first to decriminalise homosexuality. Now, it is also home to Australia s first Hotel Indigo, the boutique arm of the InterContinental Hotels Group.
Don Dunstan instigated a lot of change in SA throughout the 1970s. The pioneering former premier was fond of the arts and wearing pink shorts, this bright, modern and colourful hotel pays homage to him, his favourite colour and the festival state with large posters of past fringes and festivals adorning corridor and room walls. A striking foyer, restaurant and bar opening onto the street welcomes passers-by for coffee and drinks, as well as guests, who will also no doubt be lured to its kaleidescopic rooftop bar, the city s highest.