Firefighters battle bushfire rages In South Australia

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Footage from inside fire engine show firefighters battling a bushfire near Cherry Gardens in the suburb of Adelaide, South Australia on 24 January. Firefighting continued overnight with reports of multiple ignition points.

Some brief respite was provided by rain, but hanging weather conditions may cause the fire to continue to burn across the region

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