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Island farewells fallen Digger
MORE than 1000 people have assembled at Kingscote on Kangaroo Island to farewell fallen Sapper Jamie Larcombe.
Magistrate drops hoon charges
A MAGISTRATE has dismissed charges against a self-confessed hoon, claiming police did not get close to convicting the former car cruise organiser.
My School prompts calls for more money
THE new My School website has gone live amid a flurry of calls for more funding as financial details of schools are published for the first time.
Bomb threat on Virgin flight 'terrifying'
AN ALCOHOLIC who threatened to blow up a Virgin Blue plane will spend just one more week in jail for his "terrifying" crimes.
Japan apologises to POWs
THE Federal Government has welcomed an apology by Japan to five Australian diggers held prisoner during World War II.
Adelaide Confidential
Model mum Miranda's back on the catwalk
AUSTRALIAN beauty Miranda Kerr has put the super into supermodel, making a spectacular return to fashion just two months after giving birth.
Sport
Redbacks duo in control
THE Redbacks have made a strong start to their first innings in the Sheffield Shield match against Victoria, going to lunch on the second day at 1-93.
SUPERFOOTY
Bombers lead Saints by 37 points
RESURGENT Essendon led St Kilda by 37 points at halftime in their AFL pre-season semi-final at Etihad Stadium.
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South Australia
Island farewells fallen Digger
MORE than 1000 people have assembled at Kingscote on Kangaroo Island to farewell fallen Sapper Jamie Larcombe.
National
Japan apologises to POWs
THE Federal Government has welcomed an apology by Japan to five Australian diggers held prisoner during World War II.
World
It's out there: UFO files released
THOUSANDS of files detailing UFO sightings and an "alien abduction" have been released in Britain.
Entertainment
Courtney Love's tweets cost $400,000
COURTNEY Love has settled a lawsuit brought by a fashion designer who claimed her career was ambushed by defamatory tweets.
Guides
Music
Guard keeps abreast of Rihanna
AS Rihanna got into the swing of Sydney, her bodyguard got caught in a rather awkward position.
Movies
Troubled Charlie sets Twitter record
CHARLIE Sheen has set a new Guinness World Record for being the fastest person to attract one million Twitter followers.
Newton out of hospital, back in clinic
ACTOR Matthew Newton has returned to a mental health clinic after being rushed to hospital with stress-related abdominal pains.
Business
Aust market ends week up 1.2pc
AUSTRALIA'S sharemarket finished the week on a high note, driven by gains in the materials sector.
Money
Tips for reducing credit card debt
THE festive season's over and school holidays are almost done, but credit-card problems are beginning for many families.
Opinion
Ours
Editorial: Consider rights of all
THERE is little argument South Australia's court system has long required a tougher approach to the sentencing of dangerous criminals.
Yours
Where do they buy their fuel to return home?
Grandad of SA Posted at 3:12 PM
Travel News
Airline sued for 'letting passenger die'
MAN reveals his horror at watching his mother die on board an Emirates flight and says the crew failed to provide help.
In Depth Features
EducationNow - news from unis and schools
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Adelaide's Pandas - Wang Wang and Funi
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SA Weekend - all the big reads
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Save The Murray
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Sibling rivalry and world peace
Could the negotiation skills your littlies learn at home change the world?
Property
Land key to soaring house prices
IN 2004, a report by the Commonwealth's Productivity Commission (PC) completely misread the causes of high house prices.
