extreme danger on the railway track and there was little the train drivers could do to avoid the collision. Weeroona Island, 2012 On 19 March 2012 there was a fatal crash near Port Pirie in South Australia between a car and a freight train. The crash happened about 9:45am ACDT on Port Flinders Causeway at Weeroona Island, off National Highway One, about seven kilometres north of Port Pirie. Mallala, 2020 At about 3pm on Thursday 27 February 2020, Pacific National freight train 3PM7 collided with a four-wheel drive containing two adults on the track adjacent to a private level crossing near Mallala Road, south of Mallala in the south-east of South Australia. The investigation found that prior to the collision, the local couple were on their way to drop off their dog before going on a holiday, the crossing they approached had no warning signals or barriers to indicate an approaching train. The two adults were fatally injured as a result of the collision. Culburra, 2020 At about 12:30pm on Sunday 19 April 2020, freight train 5PM5 collided with a truck containing an adult male on the track adjacent to the level crossing near Culburra in the south-east of South Australia. The adult truck driver was fatally injured as a result of the collision. Winninowie, 2022 Clarence Park, 2022 Woman killed at pedestrian crossing by an Adelaide bound train after trying to save her dog which entered the rail corridor. Accidents involving injuries only Adelaide Hills, 1886 On 26 April 1886, a train bringing home many racegoers from the Balhannah races was wrecked at 16-Mile Siding in the Adelaide Hills. There were over 500 passengers on the train. Three of the train crew sustained injuries. Bowden, 1895 On 10 June 1895 a boy was knocked down and injured by a train at a level crossing in Bowden. Brachina, 1911 On 28 January 1911 a section of the permanent way was washed away in a local flood. A mixed train came upon the broken section of line and was derailed. The engine driver was killed and the fireman was injured; however, passengers and the guard escaped injury. Cudmore Hill, 1914 ON 28 March 1914 a boiler of the second engine of the Quorn goods train that had departed from Port Augusta exploded with devastating effect. The explosion caused the train to derail. The fireman of the train was injured. Callington, 1929