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Stamp duty concession for city apartments
The South Australian Government will ease stamp duty in a bid to boost the number of city residents in Adelaide.
Gardens clean up with free entry
But since entry fees were scrapped last month people have flocked to the Botanic Gardens icon with more than 12,000 people pouring through its doors.
No such thing as a 'friendly' divorce
"If you don't have orders you are really relying on each other's trust," a law expert has warned.
Uni chief criticises education system
THE head of South Australia's most prestigious university says high-school students are missing out on a simple, broad education - because they can ignore maths, science and English subjects and instead choose from a smorgasbord of specialised studies.
Because it's a long weekend: Who's at your party?
If you're planning a house party this long weekend, you might want to take a cue from Everett Hiller to liven up your party snaps with a bit of Bill Murray: And what party is complete without Tom Cruise on a piA ata? Yes, these are photoshops -- but awesome photoshops.
Doctors need training to help smokers quit
Health care professionals do a better job helping people quit smoking when they are trained in smoking cessation techniques, a new Cochrane Library review finds.
Starchitects changing our city design
Few South Australians would recognise acclaimed Victorian architect John Wardle's name but they would find it hard to miss his growing collection of buildings now shaping the landscape at the University of South Australia.
Colin Peasley at the Adelaide Festival Centre. He has had various roles with the Australian Ballet since its inception 50 years ago.
Genocide monument unveiled in South Australia
PanARMENIAN.Net - For the first time in history, on May 20, 2012 in Adelaide, South Australia, descendants of the original Christian inhabitants who survived the Turkish Ottoman Empire's genocide united for justice and recognition.
A great of the SA science world
BASIL Hetzel, living legend of SA science, will not rest until the problem of iodine deficiency is wiped off the map, writes Clare Peddie.
Carey Knox's work identifying the individual marks on jewelled geckos has won him an international award.
Redmond stands by comments on sexism
ELEANOR HALL: One of Australia's senior female politicians, the leader of the South Australian opposition, is standing by her advice that women should sometimes just ignore sexual discrimination at work.
When Tony Abbott recently accused the Labor government's budget of being a foray into class warfare, he tried to make this sound like a dirty trick.
Our beauties must unleash their beast
SOUTH Australian girls lack the killer instinct to take out a Miss Universe Australia title, the pageant's national director says.
"Uranium Equities Limited (UEQ) - Financial and Strategic SWOT Analysis Review" Published
The company principally comprises the three business segments namely PhosEnergy - development of uranium extraction technology from phosphoric acid; Exploration - brownfields and greenfields mineral exploration; and Advisory Services - consultancy to the mining and exploration industry.
Uranium could be transported through one of WA's biggest regional centres within two years after the environmental regulator gave the nod to plans for the State's first yellowcake mine.
160 years of quarantine on Torrens Island ends
Andrew Winkler, from the Friends of Torrens Island group, looking over the remnants of the human and animal quarantine facilities on Torrens Island, Adelaide.
Ray Beckwith, a man who changed the face of wine in South Australia and around the world.
Because it's Friday: Game theory
Game Theory is the mathematical study of how agents in a system make choices for their actions, in light of the fact that other agents are also making competitive choices of their actions.