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Detectives say they have received calls relating to the case of missing boy, Gus Lamont, since a million dollar reward was offered for information that could lead to cracking the case. A coroner has ruled the death of a woman killed by a falling tree branch in Stirling six years ago could have been prevented if a better legal regime was in place when the the Council was assessing development proposals. A fundraiser has been set up for the family of 11-year-old girl killed in a car crash at Moana on Tuesday evening.

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00:03Welcome to the 10 News Adelaide lunchtime update. I'm Tiffany Warne.
00:06Detectives say they've received calls relating to the case of missing boy Gus Lamont since a million dollar reward was
00:12offered for information that could lead to cracking the case days out from the one year anniversary of his disappearance.
00:19A coroner has ruled the death of a woman killed by a falling tree branch in Stirling six years ago
00:24could have been prevented if a better legal regime was in place when the council was assessing development proposals.
00:31A fundraiser has been set up for the family of an 11-year-old girl killed in a car crash
00:35at Moana on Tuesday evening.
00:37It's understood her mother, a 35-year-old Christy Downs woman, was behind the wheel of the car when it
00:42collided head-on with another vehicle.
00:44And emergency services have raced to Ironbank this morning after a car and a motorbike collided.
00:49Watch 10 News Adelaide live and local tonight at five.

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