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Watters wary of multi-headed beast (1:31)Saints coach Scott Watters says Adelaide's new forward line is a multi-headed beast. Paul Kermode reports.Published: May 18 2013, 7:52pm
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Wines to face childhood hero (1:31)On Sunday, Power revelation Ollie Wines takes on his hero, Chris Judd. Bruce Abenathy reports.Published: May 17 2013, 7:12pm
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Division over federal disability scheme (1:31)Local parents are divided over the federal government's much anticipated National Disability Insurance Scheme. Marija Jovanovic reports.Published: May 17 2013, 7:07pm
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GPs quit, say they can’t cope (1:31)A health crisis has erupted on Fleurieu Peninsula following the mass resignation of local doctors.Andrea Nicolas reports.Published: May 17 2013, 7:02pm
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Services held for 617 squadron (1:31)Seventy years ago today, the famous World War Two Dambusters flew into the history books with a daring bombing raid over Nazi Germany. Peter Caldicott reports.Published: May 17 2013, 7:02pm
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Mystery surrounds city bomb scare (1:31)The Good Samaritan who alerted authorities to yesterday's bomb scare in the city is keeping a low profile, fearing for his safety. Lou Hendricks reports.Published: May 17 2013, 7:02pm
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Battlelines drawn over Sleaford Bay units (1:31)A public meeting has being held in Port Lincoln over plans for a massive tourism and housing project at a pristine coastal spot. Deanna Williams reports.Published: May 17 2013, 7:02pm
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SA news update - May 17 (1:31)Mass resignation of local GPs; mystery still surrounds bomb scare; and David Beckham announces his retirement.Published: May 17 2013, 2:37pm
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Schools on asbestos watch (1:31)A Freedom of Information report obtained by the opposition raise concerns about whether annual asbestos inspections are being conducted in all schools. Michelle Vella reports.Published: May 16 2013, 7:07pm
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SA set to save on rego costs (1:31)South Australians are set to save over $100 in car registration this year, after a bill passed, reports Roscoe Whalan.Published: May 16 2013, 7:07pm
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Dad crushed in shipping accident (1:31)A father is fighting for his life after being crushed by fencing panels inside a shipping container, reports Peter Caldicott.Published: May 16 2013, 7:02pm
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SA news update – May 16 (1:31)The AFL reveals a sharp spike in illicit drug-taking; a driver has had a close shave after a car rolled and caused havoc for peak-hour commuters; a human cloning breakthrough is delivers hope for...Published: May 16 2013, 1:47pm
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Brawling bikies handed plea deal (1:31)More than a dozen bikies charged over a massive city brawl have been given an offer the courts hope they cannot refuse. Graham Hunter reports.Published: May 15 2013, 7:02pm
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School kids exposed to asbestos (1:31)There are fears outdated asbestos registers in South Australian schools are putting students' lives at risk. Melissa Wildy reports.Published: May 15 2013, 7:02pm
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Toddler critical after housefire (1:31)An Adelaide father has described the horrifying moment he realised his young daughter was still inside their burning home. Peter Caldicott reports.Published: May 15 2013, 6:52pm
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SA warned of revenue shortfall (1:31)South Australians are being warned to brace for more belt tightening, when the state Budget is handed down next month.Published: May 15 2013, 6:52pm
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Tempers flare at medical centre (1:31)Ambulance workers are again threatening industrial action as the Flinders Medical Centre ramping crisis escalates. Roscoe Whalan reports.Published: May 15 2013, 6:52pm
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SA news update – May 15 (1:31)A toddler is fighting for life after suffering severe burns in a house fire in Elizabeth Park; tributes are flowing for Port Augusta Mayor Joy Baluch who died following battle with cancer.Published: May 15 2013, 3:47pm
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Cold snap brings welcome rain (1:31)Hot on the heels of last week’s unseasonal warm spell, a cold snap is bringing South Australia the best rain since last winter, reports Melody Horrill.Published: May 14 2013, 7:12pm
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Firies defend waterbomb decision (1:31)The CFS has defended its decision to stand down its aerial bombing fleet more than three weeks before the end of the fire danger season, reports Jess Adamson.Published: May 14 2013, 7:07pm
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Inhumane treatment 'unlawful' (1:31)The treatment of a mentally ill inmate at Yatala prison has been found to be unlawful, inhumane and unethical. Mike Smithson reports.Published: May 14 2013, 7:02pm
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Budget to include road upgrade (1:31)The Federal Budget will include almost $500 million for a major upgrade of South Road, reports Tim Noonan.Published: May 14 2013, 7:02pm
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Cheating concerns with NAPLAN (1:31)Over 76,000 South Australian students took part in Naplan tests this morning, but fears are growing that kids are finding new ways to cheat the test. Roscoe Whalan reports.Published: May 14 2013, 7:02pm
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SA news update – May 14 (1:31)South Road commuters will be among the big winners in tonight's budget; controversial NAPLAN tests underway in schools across SA; gas leak at Schweppes factory leaves cloud of carbon dioxide across...Published: May 14 2013, 1:52pm
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