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Nov 4, 2026

Eliza BerlageCORRESPONDENT
44:30
Yeah.
Eliza BerlageCORRESPONDENT
44:31
Tell us how you came to be in Lameroo.
Eliza BerlageCORRESPONDENT
44:32
Tell us about your story.
Eliza BerlageCORRESPONDENT
44:34
Oh my gosh.
Yeti BexSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
44:34
Well, I came to Lameroo in 2002 with my partner and he bought a farm and I came with him on the visa for one year, not knowing we were madly in love, but I didn't know if I could do this.
Yeti BexSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
44:50
And yes, after a year, I had to leave in September, went to New Zealand and came back and I knew this is what I wanted.
Yeti BexSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
44:57
where I want to be.
Yeti BexSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
49:32
I don't know where I deserve it for, you know.
Selina GreenHOST
1:41
We'll come back to that story very shortly.
Selina GreenHOST
1:43
But first today, the Country Fire Service were called out earlier today to a fire in a hay shed at Lameroo.
Selina GreenHOST
1:49
I've got Alex Thompson, who is the Regional Duty Officer with the CFS, on the line with me now to give us a bit of an update on that.
Selina GreenHOST
1:56
Alex, thanks for joining us on The Country Hour.
Selina GreenHOST
2:51
So you're expecting that there will be some burning and a fair bit of smoke for the coming days?
Alex ThompsonGUEST
2:58
Yeah, there will be some smoke for the next coming days and we've put out an incident update which is on the CFS website and social media platforms that the public can refer to if they want any more information about that.
Selina GreenHOST
3:10
So if people are in around that Lameroo area at the moment, if they're seeing a significant amount of smoke, it's most likely coming from that fire?
Alex ThompsonGUEST
3:18
Yeah, that's correct.
Stephen DakeySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
49:12
And it takes two to tango.
Stephen DakeySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
49:13
So at Lameroo there was two clients and both of them didn't want to stand down.
Stephen DakeySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
49:18
They knew what the sheep were and they stuck at it.
Stephen DakeySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
49:21
Today we had one guy, he was the winner and he was lucky to get them a bit cheaper than the $500.
Tim GineverHOST
54:28
Good man.
Tim GineverHOST
54:29
My, my good mate, Rocket Maynard, was from Lameroo, just over the, the border from you.
Larry PerkinsGUEST
54:34
Oh, yeah.
Larry PerkinsGUEST
54:34
Yeah, I know Lameroo.
Larry PerkinsGUEST
54:35
Yeah.
Tim GineverHOST
54:35
You guys never beat them at footy, I know that.
Tim GineverHOST
14:32
Good man.
Tim GineverHOST
14:32
My, my good mate, Rocket Maynard, was from Lameroo, just over the, the border from you.
Larry PerkinsGUEST
14:37
Oh, yeah.
Larry PerkinsGUEST
14:37
Yeah, I know Lameroo.
Larry PerkinsGUEST
14:38
Yeah.
Tim GineverHOST
14:39
You guys never beat them at footy, I know that.
Leith ForrestHOST
25:59
As you say, they're suspending them.
Leith ForrestHOST
26:00
Even volunteers from Lameroo or paid staff from Adelaide stations have to fill the void.
Leith ForrestHOST
26:06
So 12 of those have stepped away, and that's, that, nobody wins there, Tony.
Leith ForrestHOST
26:10
The community certainly don't win.
Tony PasinGUEST
26:16
They need to understand that these people are volunteers.
Tony PasinGUEST
26:19
They're under no contractual obligation to continue to provide their services.
Tony PasinGUEST
26:23
Many of your listeners in Adelaide might not realize that ambulance services in regional communities are often staffed by volunteers, as they are in Pinnaroo and Lameroo, and if you treat volunteers poorly, you'll lose them.
Tony PasinGUEST
26:36
And what's worse, it's not just on the information I received yesterday at the Pinnaroo Show limited to the ambulance service.
Leith ForrestHOST
5:43
As you say, they're suspending them.
Leith ForrestHOST
5:45
Even volunteers from Lameroo or paid staff from Adelaide stations have to fill the void.
Leith ForrestHOST
5:51
So 12 of those have stepped away, and that's, that-- nobody wins there, Tony.
Leith ForrestHOST
5:54
The community certainly don't win.
Tony PasinGUEST
5:57
And this is what paid officials need to understand.
Tony PasinGUEST
6:00
They need to understand that these people are volunteers They're under no contractual obligation to continue to provide their services.
Tony PasinGUEST
6:08
Many of your listeners in Adelaide might not realize that ambulance services in regional communities are often staffed by volunteers, as they are in Pinnaroo and Lameroo, and if you treat volunteers poorly, you'll lose them.
Tony PasinGUEST
6:21
And what's worse, it's not just on the information I received yesterday at the Pinnaroo Show limited to the ambulance service.
Jason BeatonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
50:12
There's real pride in this community.
Jason BeatonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
50:14
Not just Pinnaroo, Lameroo as well, Geranium, all of them.
Jason BeatonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
50:16
There's real pride.
Jason BeatonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
50:17
So to have pigeons hanging around and defecating, let's call it that, on, on your public buildings and your, and your parks, and disrupting people that wanna come and hang out at your towns, that would be the, the biggest impact and, and, and why we're, why we're really getting into it.

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