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More Britons emigrating to Australia
More Britons are emigrating, and they don't have to be young and carefree to join the exodus, writes Ben Quinn.
Cop stabbed, patrol car stolen
A MAN has stabbed a policeman and stolen his patrol car which contains keys to a remote police station in South Australia.
Breeding breakthrough helps sushi baron create sustainable tuna
The majestic bluefin, a metallic-blue-and-silver fish, is prized by sushi lovers in Japan, the U.S. and Europe for the rich taste and creamy texture of its meat.
Officer charged for 'exorcism'
AN ADELAIDE police officer has been stood down from duty because he has been charged over trying to perform an "exorcism" on a teenager at a church youth camp The Advertiser has learnt that Senior Constable Roger Sketchley was charged over the alleged incident at a camp run by the Lutheran Church, which yesterday said it did not condone such ...
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Tour Down Under chase Armstrong 2010 return
AFP, Sydney Cycling legend Lance Armstrong could return to Australia for the 2010 Tour Down Under, the race's director said Friday, after his appearance this year drew the biggest crowds in its history.
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For Australian Winemakers, More Turns Out to Be Less
Just a few years ago, Australia was being hailed as the great international success story of the wine business, challenging the dominance of France, Italy and Spain.
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THE South Australian road toll is more than 50 per cent higher than at the same time last year after the death of a 65-year-old man in hospital.
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Liberal leader, Martin Hamilton-Smith to stand down | The Australian
SOUTH Australia's Opposition Leader Martin Hamilton-Smith is likely to stand down today, claiming he is a victim of a "factional stitch-up". With his departure expected, new deputy Liberal leader Isobel Redmond, who is independent of factional alliances, announced yesterday she would be a contender in a second leadership spill Mr Hamilton-Smith has called for Wednesday. ...
Way down upon Australia's Murray River
The Murray Princess cruises along Australia's River Murray, a slow-moving body of water that winds 1,470 miles through a mostly overlooked and fascinating region of the continent.
Two winners to share record A$106 million Australian lottery
Jul. 1, 2009, 2:00 a.m. A couple from Queensland state and a man from South Australia will share more than A$106 million as the only jackpot winners in the nation's record lottery drawn last night.
Growth: Our $60 billion defence bonanza
SOUTH AUSTRALIAN industry will be able to tap into $60 billion worth of future defence projects, Defence Minister John Faulkner said yesterday.
A Fairfax attack on pollies and perks goes national
It's an oldie but a goodie. The perks of politicians as they try and disguise the real earn from being an MP are resurrected regularly in slow news times.
'Business as usual' for lotto winners
A Gold Coast couple are $53 million richer after winning half of Australia's biggest ever lotto draw.
Clipsal 500 Adelaide Provides Economic Bonanza
The 2009 Clipsal 500 Adelaide V8 Supercar event has provided the South Australian economy with an economic bonanza estimated to be worth more than $33 million.
Man's death 'not caused by swine flu'
Man's death "not caused by swine flu" Other conditions blamed for fatality Official flu toll still stands at three A WEST Australian man who had swine flu died from other health issues, South Australia's chief medical officer says.
A 26-YEAR-old Perth woman has become the fifth Australian to die after being diagnosed with swine flu, Western Australia's chief health officer says She is the second West Australian to die after contracting swine flu.
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Acciona says desalination plants are a key way to achieve water security for Australia.
Man jailed for fish-boning knife killing
AN Adelaide man who used a fish boning knife to fatally stab a stranger has been jailed for at least four years.
Special report: Swine Flu in Australia
FIVE swine flu patients are in intensive care and residents at three nursing homes are being tested for the virus in Victoria.
South Australia tourism campaign spoofs British MPs' censored expenses forms
The advertising material offers proposes giving would be holidaymakers the chance to "live like MPs" by claiming free holidays to Adelaide's Kangaroo Island.