A mother is jailed after being sentenced over an incident on the Murray River in South Australia involving alleged drink-driving and harm to swimmers. Multiple outlets report the woman was behind bars following the court outcome after it was found she was driving a boat while intoxicated and that the boat struck two swimmers. The reports agree the incident took place on the Murray River and that two swimmers were hit as a result of the boat’s movement. Each source characterises the matter as a case of boating under the influence, combined with a collision that caused injury to people in the water. The coverage is consistent in stating that the woman is a mother, that she was sentenced to jail, and that the charges and findings relate to driving a boat drunk and hitting two swimmers on the river in South Australia. The articles do not provide additional differing details such as the sentence length, specific dates, or the extent of injuries in the information provided.