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Adelaide's suburbs on the rise
TRAMS in the east, high-rises and new inner-suburban shopping precincts are proposed in a State Government report that appears to be a new masterplan for Adelaide.
Union under fire for tactics
THE state's most powerful union uses teens as political lobbyists without their parents' knowledge.
Quake aftershocks rattle Christchurch
AFTERSHOCKS have rattled Christchurch as steady rain caused flooding that made some streets impassible.
G-Gee whiz - $108k for 3-day trip
QUENTIN Bryce's spending has come under scrutiny after she spent $108,000 on a 3-day trip to France - but she's cut back on flowers.
Instructor steers a dangerous course
A DRIVING instructor helped steer an L Plater at 100km/h along the Southern Expressway because she was "struggling".
Adelaide Confidential
Geeks and dwarves and aliens, oh my
GIMLI the dwarf joined Raiders of the Lost Ark star Karen Allen and hundreds of costumed fans at the Armageddon Expo at Adelaide Showgrounds yesterday.
Sport
Washout for Australia in Colombo
AFTER a week of build-up to their clash with Sri Lanka, Australia's cricketers could only look on as rain washed out the Group A match.
SUPERFOOTY
Broken rib fear for Maxwell
UPDATE 12.01pm: Collingwood captain Nick Maxwell may miss the NAB Cup grand final amid fears he has a broken or badly bruised rib.
Adelaide* Magazine Survey
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Property Guide 2011
What's your home worth? Click here to find out in our Property Guide 2011.
Adelaide Fringe 2011
Click here for the latest Fringe reviews, news and details of what's on.
South Australia
'No-fish' zones sink house prices
COASTAL property prices will take a big hit with the introduction of "no-fishing" zones.
National
Mardi Gras vows to push gay marriage
THOUSANDS turn out to celebrate Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, as revellers renew calls for equal marriage rights.
World
Libyan opposition seeks elections
LIBYANS fighting to overthrow Moamer Kadhafi are poised for their first formal meeting in the war-torn nation.
Entertainment
The Wiggles still hot potatoes
FOR 17 years, Paul Paddick has been part of one of Australia's most successful exports, The Wiggles.
Guides
Music
Candid Kylie shows her softer side
POP princess Kylie Minogue broke down in tears in possibly her most revealing interview yet with Molly Meldrum for Sunday Night.
Movies
'Avatar 2' heads under the water
ACTRESS Michelle Rodriguez says Avatar 2 will take viewers underwater and will be extraordinarily beautiful.
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.
Business
Sandfire to move on copper mine
SANDFIRE Resources NL's board has put a $400 million price tag on its DeGrussa copper-gold project in Western Australia.
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
Breath of air for inner suburbs
THE long-term plan to revitalise Adelaide's inner suburbs is a breath of fresh air.
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
LEARN something new each week with the latest news and features from SA's schools and universities - plus the acclaimed Newspapers in Education site.
Adelaide's Pandas - Wang Wang and Funi
TWO beautiful giant pandas are living at Adelaide Zoo - click here to meet Wang Wang and Funi via our exclusive videos and photo galleries.
SA Weekend - all the big reads
ENJOY your weekend with riveting yarns from around the world in Great Weekend and Big Reads, plus plenty more.
Save The Murray
THE River Murray is in crisis. Drastic action is needed now to save it. Get involved in ensuring its survival.
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.
