A cafe has been heavily damaged by fire in regional South Australia, days after two other blazes damaged and then destroyed another cafe on Kangaroo Island.
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But crews prevented the flames from spreading to a local supermarket, despite winds blowing in that direction. While causing major smoke damage, the flames were contained to the kitchen and did not spread to a restaurant and a nearby supermarket.
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