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Robots and university in joint operation
A $1 million robot will revolutionise the way joints are studied and help local researchers design and manufacture better-quality artificial replacements.
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Murray rescue bid faces criticism
THE national bid to save the River Murray appears to be in jeopardy with both green groups and irrigators attacking the revised plan.
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Retail heartbeat needs some love
THE return of romance to Rundle Mall, in the form of a complete overhaul, could be the key to saving the struggling shopping strip.
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Family tribute to a River Murray hero
FOR his entire life, Dennis Schiller refused to live more than a few hundred metres from the peaceful serenity of the mighty River Murray.
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Friendliest place on the planet
THE spirit of the Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels is alive and well in Papua New Guinea.
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Fairies cast their Christmas spell
IT'S beginning to look a lot like Christmas with auditions for next month's Credit Union Christmas Pageant under way.
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Accused murderer 'too ill' for trial
HE is accused of gunning down five people in just 90 seconds and then bringing Hectorville to a standstill by holding police at bay for eight hours.
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New vision for farmers of the future
BUILDING Australian agriculture into a more vibrant and much larger industry are the key aims of developing a new national blueprint for the sector.
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14-year-old arrested for car theft
A 14-year-old boy allegedly caught driving a stolen car at Mansfield Park early this morning is expected to appear in the Youth Court today.
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Drugs raid nets 350g of meth
TWO men arrested and charged with drug trafficking after a raid on a Broadview house are expected to appear in Holden Hill Magistrates court today.
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Porn scandal: I should have been told
JENNIFER Rankine says while it is a rarity for public servants to be sacked, she should have been notified of staff being disciplined for accessing pornography.
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Police warn bikies over revenge hit
ANYONE seeking vengeance for last week's shooting of a former Finks bikie's son will be swiftly dealt with, police have warned.
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Eager students to reach the stars
EUROPEAN astronaut Hans Schlegel usually spends his time mentoring space travellers but has taken a break to share his knowledge with SA students.
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1700-home project gets green light
A NEW $500 million, 1700-home residential development has been given the green light in Adelaide's north.
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Stop the 'drugs are bad' mantra
DRUGS that enhance human abilities or are used for recreation should not be written off as all bad, an Australian drug researcher says.
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Rail commuters get a helping hand
THE closure of the Gawler line has forced rail commuters on to buses, but Playford City Council and Elizabeth Shopping Centre hope to ease the burden.
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Walk and give nature a leg-up
WALKING is good for your health but you can also do wonders for the environment if you go on this month's Walk for Nature.
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Police strangled me, says teen girl
JENNIFER Lee Ruppelt is an 18-year-old country girl who claims she was strangled by police and passed out during an aggressive arrest.
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Delayed buses driving us mad
THE new contractor responsible for a third of Adelaide's metro bus services is under fire, less than a week into its eight-year $567 million contract.
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Coopers signs up as Fringe sponsor
COOPERS Brewery will be back at the Fringe from 2012, signing up as a major sponsor of the arts event.
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