Rau confirms he wants SA deputy job
Attorney-General John Rau has confirmed he will seek the job of South Australian deputy premier when Kevin Foley announces he will stand down.
Labor's dominant Right faction has chosen Mr Rau as its preferred candidate for deputy and Employment Minister Jack Snelling as its preferred candidate to take over from Mr Foley as treasurer.
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Live TDU here
Follow the live coverage here of day two of the Tour Down Under.
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Jail for drug shipment
A man has been jailed for importing a big shipment of cocaine and methylamphetamine to Adelaide from Sydney.
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- Man to stand trial over wife's 1963 rape claim (video)
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- Dodd could quit Reds for Glory
- Man jailed for fondling teen on busy train (video)
- Drought water policy 'unsuited' to flooding (video)
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