 Sydney Morning Herald | Second oil shock pushed crude price up 250% Sydney Morning Herald He suggested a 4000-metre-high hollow concrete mountain along the South Australian/West Australian border. He said snow and ice from the mountain tops would ... |
December 2009
Monthly Archive
Memory lane down 1979 Sydney Morning Herald But the Truro murders sent chills up people's spines in early 1979, as Miller's 63-day trial in South Australia's Supreme Court rivetted the nation. ... |
Less drink-driving slashes road toll The Australian South Australian Road Safety Minister Michael O'Brien was also confident of reducing the state's road toll, saying new mandatory interlock devices for ... |
Leaders plot course for our future Adelaidenow They warn SA cannot afford to skirt the tough challenges facing our future. While the State Government loves to flaunt its Triple-A credit rating, ... |
Mandatory devices could lower road toll: minister ABC Online (ABC News) South Australia's Road Safety Minister, Michael O'Brien, says mandatory interlock devices fitted in the cars of repeat drink driving offenders ... |
CFS puts dampener on New Year's sparklers ABC Regional Online (ABC News : Keith Andrew) With fire bans in place across South Australia today, the Country Fire Service (CFS) advises that sparklers cannot be used in ... |
Council urged to re-think heritage proposals ABC Online South Australia's Government has told the Adelaide City Council to rethink its heritage wish list. The council is trying to use development planning ... Adelaide's 'resurgence' threatened |
One in 10 GPs set to retire NEWS.com.au General Practice South Australia chairman Dr Michael Beckoff said with increasing demand and a declining workforce, SA was heading for a "tricky time". ... |
 ABC Online | Duck-hunting season extended Sydney Morning Herald DUCK-SHOOTING season will be longer in Victoria next year than in 2009, thanks largely to a rise in bird numbers at a single location in South Australia. ... Fewer days, bigger bags under new duck hunting laws |
Parole loophole to close in SA Sydney Morning Herald A loophole in South Australian Premier Mike Rann's "tough on crime" policy will close in the New Year with the abolition of automatic parole for violent ... |
