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ACCC tracks SMS cash scam
	The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) is trying to crack down on a scam in which text messages are sent to mobile phones in a bid to lure money from their owners.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at ABC(SA)

Brennan in hot water for headbutt
	Brisbane star Jared Brennan faces suspension for an inexplicable headbutt which coach Michael Voss says was a critical factor in the Lions' 48-point loss to Port Adelaide.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at ABC(SA)

Crows make it six in a row
	Adelaide has endured a courageous final-term display from strugglers Richmond to notch a sixth successive victory, getting away by 17 points at Carrara Stadium on the Gold Coast.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at ABC(SA)

Power surge leaves Lions behind
	Brisbane was restricted to just three minor scores in the final quarter as Port Adelaide ran away to record an eight-goal victory at Football Park on Saturday afternoon, ending a two-match losing streak.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at ABC(SA)

Hamilton-Smith scrapes through SA Liberals leadership spill
	South Australian Opposition Leader Martin Hamilton-Smith has survived a leadership spill by the narrowest margin.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at ABC(SA)

Dambusters medal on show at War Memorial
	A medal awarded to an Australian for the Dambusters raids during World War II is being displayed at the War Memorial in Canberra.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at ABC(SA)

Leadership spill: Liberal MPs vote today
	South Australian Liberal MPs will meet at Parliament house today for a leadership spill.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at ABC(SA)

Dairy farmers face another price battle
	The price Australia's dairy farmers will get for their milk this year has fallen to the lowest in a decade.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at ABC(SA)

Tour Down Under hoping to lure back Lance
	Tour Down Under race director Mike Turtur remains confident cycling legend Lance Armstrong will return to the race in 2010.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at ABC(SA)

Defamation claim lodged against SA Oppn Leader
	SA Labor MP Tom Koutsantonis lodges defamation action against the SA Opposition Leader.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at ABC(SA)

Regional super schools plan ditched
	School communities at Whyalla, Port Augusta and Pirie Pirie all have voted against a plan to combine 44 schools into 17 campuses.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at ABC(SA)

Rellies move into new zoo enclosure
	The first chimpanzees move in to a new enclosure at SA's open range zoo at Monarto.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at ABC(SA)

Man jailed for ramming police car
	A man who stole cars and rammed a police car at Whyalla in SA gets a three-year jail sentence.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at ABC(SA)

Williams talks up Power-Lions rivalry
	Port Adelaide coach Mark Williams says he is looking forward to rekindling the club's fierce AFL rivalry with the Brisbane Lions.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at ABC(SA)

Full Court to hear bikie laws challenge
	A judge has decided South Australia's highest court will hear a constitutional challenge to new anti-bikie laws.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at ABC(SA)

Missing Pt Pirie woman found
	A woman who had been missing in the Port Pirie area since Tuesday has been found.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at ABC(SA)

Tour Down Under route released
	Tour Down Under cycling organisers say stage one will start in Clare for the first time.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at ABC(SA)

Funding to cut surgery waiting lists
	The Flinders Medical Centre will receive federal funding to help cut elective surgery waiting lists.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at ABC(SA)

Laws make street racing criminal
	SA Road Safety Minister Michael O'Brien says new laws will make illegal street racing a criminal activity.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at ABC(SA)

Milk price cut to farmers
	South Australia's dairy industry is hoping the global financial crisis will ease this year to help boost the price of milk.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at ABC(SA)

Woman charged over alleged stabbing
	A 26-year-old Hackham West woman has been charged after allegedly stabbing a man in a suspected domestic dispute this morning.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at ABC(SA)

Power restored in southern suburbs
	Power has been restored to more than 850 homes after a blackout in Adelaide's south this morning.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at ABC(SA)

Drop in hospital treatment errors
	A report on treatment mistakes in SA public hospitals shows a drop in the most serious category of incidents.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at ABC(SA)

Man to face court over siege
	A man will face cort today charged in relation to an alleged six-and-a-half hour siege at Freeling this morning.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at ABC(SA)

Rann says COAG made Indigenous advances
	Mike Rann says COAG had a focus on programs which have succeeded for local Indigenous communities.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at ABC(SA)

Police investigate top SA cancer charity
	THE operations of one of South Australia's largest cancer charities is the subject of a police investigation.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at The Advertiser

Ex-MP on serious criminal charge
	HIGH-PROFILE former Liberal federal MP Kym Richardson has been charged with attempting to pervert the course of justice.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at The Advertiser

Adelaide girl was Jackson's guitarist
	THE blonde guitarist who featured in the final video of Michael Jackson rehearsing before his death has been revealed as an Adelaide girl.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at The Advertiser

The underworld of hoon racing
	GANGS of hoons in their hundreds are seizing control of major Adelaide streets in the dead of night to run high-speed drag races and burnout competitions.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at The Advertiser

Supermarket salads 'fattier than Maccas'
	SOME supermarket salad dishes contain more fat, sugar and salt than a McDonald's cheeseburger or large fries.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at The Advertiser

$2 a bottle - wine industry's hangover
	A WINE glut has driven prices lower than bottled water as the industry faces an unprecedented meltdown and a fire-sale of unprofitable vineyards.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at The Advertiser

I'm a hoon - and proud of it
	THE head of one of Adelaide's most notorious car clubs says "male testosterone" and the need to "show off" is behind dangerous hoon cruises.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at The Advertiser

School uses iPods to aid learning
	STUDENTS as young as 10 will use iPods in the classroom as an Adelaide school embraces the technology as a valuable education aid.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at The Advertiser

Final bid to halt Port Lincoln 'red tide'
	IT is arguably one of Australia's most stunning coastal locations and the beating heart of the nation's seafood industry.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at The Advertiser

Big names back bold vision for poor
	INFLUENTIAL South Australians are donating their time and expertise to an ambitious program aimed at restoring the sight of millions of poor, blind people.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at The Advertiser

Apology - Ralph Hahnheuser
	AN article was published last week on AdelaideNow about animal rights activist Ralph Hahnheuser.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at The Advertiser

Pie cart back at GPO
	THE famous pie cart returned to the streets of Adelaide last night for the first time in 13 months.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at The Advertiser

Battle for the poisoned chalice
	THE vote in this morning's Liberal Party room meeting could well decide the party's electoral future for the next decade.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at The Advertiser

Police 'fudge' reports
	SENIOR police say they are being forced to "fudge" reports, and test drivers for drink-driving at times and places they know few offenders will be caught, to manipulate crime statistics.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at The Advertiser

TDU back in Clare - but what about Lance?
	THE Tour Down Under will return to the Clare Valley next year after a six-year absence from the popular tourist region.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at The Advertiser

Drug mule sentenced in secret
	A WOMAN involved in a scheme to import $500,000 worth of cocaine and the drug ice into Adelaide has been sentenced in secret.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at The Advertiser

Teen tried to save neighbour
	SHAKEN and shocked, Ashley Knight knows he did all he could to save his neighbour, who was killed after the tree he was cutting crashed on top of him.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at The Advertiser

All around me, they bayed for burnouts
	IT'S Port Wakefield Rd at 2am on a Sunday and suddenly the air is split by the sound of screaming tyres and the yells of a baying crowd as they surge forward.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at The Advertiser

Steel 'cage' to keep bus drivers safe
	ADELAIDE'S metropolitan buses could be fitted with steel security cages under a controversial plan to protect drivers from violent passengers.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at The Advertiser

Virgins wanted for the casting couch
	A MELBOURNE filmmaker is searching for virgins to prostitute themselves as part of a new documentary - and he will hold auditions in Adelaide.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at The Advertiser

We pay extra $1083
	SOUTH Australian households are paying almost $1100 more a year for groceries since the Federal Government came to power nearly two years ago.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at The Advertiser

The farmer woos a wife
	THIS is the modern version of the Marree Man but with a very romantic twist.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at The Advertiser

No word on deaths inquiry
	THE State Coroner is yet to decide whether to hold an inquest into the deaths of more than 70 people during the heatwave in Adelaide earlier this year.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at The Advertiser

Finks challenge to go ahead
	THE Finks Motorcycle Club and the Rann Government will go head-to-head over the state's controversial anti-bikie laws in three weeks' time.
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at The Advertiser

No jail for 15,000 images
	AN UNEMPLOYED man who downloaded more than 15,000 images of child pornography has been spared jail because his crimes were at the "lower end of the scale".
	Sunday, July 05, 2009	Read story at The Advertiser

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