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Rush to halt freebies for prisoners
LAW changes are being rushed to stop prisoners from receiving free leisure supplies after the Ombudsman ruled the levy to produce them was illegal.
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Wheat bred to reduce cancer risk
ADELAIDE scientists have helped create new strains of wheat that will help consumers significantly reduce their risk of colon cancer.
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Group helps jailed Iranian actress
FILM industry groups, Amnesty and politicians have begun a low-profile campaign to free an Iranian actress jailed for her part in a SA film.
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Demand to see Cappo's blueprint
DISABILITY advocates have called on Premier Mike Rann to release a long-awaited report into shortcomings in the state's disability services.
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Cash to help struggling pensioners
NEW legislation to protect senior citizens and allow for ex-gratia payments for the cost of living stress will be introduced to Parliament.
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Victims of crime fund triples
THE amount of surplus in the Victims of Crime fund has almost tripled to $77 million in the past three years.
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Support for rape-accused priest
PROMINENT Adelaide businessman and former head of Mitsubishi in Australia, Graham Spurling, has defended an Adelaide priest accused of rape.
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Killer trolley 'went missing'
NOBODY was prosecuted over the death of a grandmother on a shopping centre travelator because they could not find a faulty trolley, an inquest has heard.
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It's the running of the sheep
IF you headed to the Barmera main street for lunch on Tuesday you would have been in for a big surprise.
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Death risk link to dietary pills
OLDER women taking dietary supplements including multivitamins may face an increased risk of death, a new study says.
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SA fire season starts early
SOUTH Australia's fire danger season will begin two weeks early in the north because of a significant increase in grass to fuel fires.
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Woolworths faces trolley questions
THE State Coroner has demanded to know what happened to a shopping trolley blamed for the death of an elderly woman at Tea Tree Plaza.
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No support for wildlife carers
WILDLIFE rescue groups have been left to nurse injured koalas back to health at their own expense due to State Government funding cuts.
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Trees to go after ETSA pruning
MORE than 20 Rostrevor street trees, including two significant redgums, will be dug up in the aftermath of an ETSA pruning exercise.
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Cinema bid for Prospect
THE Maras Group will lodge plans for a cinema on Prospect Rd as soon as the street’s new height limits are approved.
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Muditha mixes it with the greats
HE ONCE captained Sri Lankan cricket great Muttiah Muralitharan and claimed the scalp of batting maestro Sanath Jayasuriya.
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SA boxer in Mundine fight night
STEVEN Karanicolas could be forgiven for being a little daunted by warming the ring for Australia's most infamous boxer.
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Youths charged with Seacliff murder
TWO 17-year-old boys have been arrested and charged with the January murder of Seacliff pensioner Anne Redman.
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Fight racism with foreign students
SCHOOLS should accept more foreign students with governments providing scholarships to "nip racism in the bud", former judge Michael Kirby says.
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Ride to boost disabled housing
THEY won't have the glamour of the Tour Down Under, but they hope their nine-day Great Ocean Road trip to raise money will attract many fans.
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