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River Torrens

River Torrens

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Sep 14, 2026

Kate Fitz-GibbonHOST
35:42
Interestingly, von Einem first became known to the police when he saved the life of a drowning man named Roger James.
Kate Fitz-GibbonHOST
35:50
Now, Roger James had been having a clandestine tryst with his gay lover, Dr. George Duncan, down by the River Torrens on the night of May the 10th, 1972.
Kate Fitz-GibbonHOST
36:02
At that time in Australia, homosexuality was actually still illegal.
Kate Fitz-GibbonHOST
36:06
And the banks of the River Torrens was a known hookup for gay men to meet up in secret.
Kate Fitz-GibbonHOST
36:12
That night, Roger and Dr. George were attacked by a group of unknown men and thrown into the river.
Kate Fitz-GibbonHOST
36:18
Dr. George drowned.
Sammy PetersenHOST
7:00
And between them is Adelaide itself, a long, relatively flat strip of suburbs, parks and roads stretching north and south.
Sammy PetersenHOST
7:08
At the centre is the city, a grid of streets surrounded by parklands with the Adelaide Oval, the River Torrens and the CBD forming the heart of the metropolitan area.
Sammy PetersenHOST
7:19
But as you travel north from the city, the character changes.
Sammy PetersenHOST
7:22
The buildings become lower, the streets become wider, the suburbs become more residential and industrial, and the landscape begins to open up.
LouisGUEST
26:51
we've got a walk tomorrow.
LouisGUEST
26:52
So if you haven't got anything on, the walk starts at nine o'clock around the River Torrens.
LouisGUEST
26:57
Beautiful.
LouisGUEST
26:58
It's going to be perfect weather.
Murray GriffinHOST
26:20
yes
Franziska CurranHOST
26:21
so a bit earlier we talked about dugongs and giant cuttlefish and that was kind of depressing but there's a more upbeat item about platypus which is the extraordinary australian mammal that lays eggs and has a duck like bill which is the next story so south australian government has announced it will provide four million dollars so that adelaide's river torrens can become a home to the platypus again.
Franziska CurranHOST
26:46
And this will build on work that has been done for several years to prepare the way for reintroducing platypus into the Torrens by restoring and rewilding river habitat.
Franziska CurranHOST
26:55
So it's a big win for platypus, which has been extinct on mainland South Australia since the mid-1970s.
Hannah KersleyHOST
43:10
He leaves the party along with two friends of his.
Hannah KersleyHOST
43:12
They get into a white Datsun and they drove to the city and then they park the car up on Memorial Drive, which is alongside the River Torrens.
Hannah KersleyHOST
43:21
Now, a little small argument breaks out between Mark and his mates.
Hannah KersleyHOST
43:26
And, you know, like I said, they've had some drinks, they've been at a party, you know, whatever.
Kym DillonHOST
62:25
Ball gets thrown in in the right forward pocket.
Kym DillonHOST
62:28
River Torrens end at the Adelaide Oval.
Kym DillonHOST
62:29
Cummings had it.
Kym DillonHOST
62:30
I reckon that was nearly a throw too.

49 MINS LATER

Kym DillonHOST
111:46
Good tackle.
Kym DillonHOST
111:47
Yeah, and we'll have that throw in in the right forward pocket.
Kym DillonHOST
111:52
River Torrens in.
Mark BickleyPANELIST
111:54
Just looking down at the boundary line.

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