Lost WW1 soldier found using DNA
HE WAS killed during a counter-attack at Fromelles in 1915 and feared lost forever but DNA technology has helped Maurice Corigliano’s family solve this puzzle of his WW1 journey.
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Got a cool $6.8m? This bowling green could be yours
A BOWLING club in the city’s north is about to go on the market — and if you’ve got a cool $6.8 million, chances are good the local council will sell it to you.
A dangerous job on the western front
ARTHUR Harding and his fellow signallers had one of the most dangerous roles on the Western Front.
Memoirs reveal fear of No Man’s Land
AS GEORGE Mitchell lay bleeding on the hard No Man’s Land of Gallipoli, he thought he was a dead man.
Adelaide footy club wants new place to call home
AN Adelaide football club wants a new place to call home — and is in discussions with its local council to make it happen. Here’s where it wants to go.
SANFL club needs help to save its junior programs
CENTRAL District is urging fans to help boost match crowd numbers or risk losing the Bulldogs’ junior development program, which connects with 20,000 youths.
More than $600k a year — our ‘ghost-town’ schools
THE State Government is spending more than $600,000 a year — almost enough to pay the salaries of 10 new teachers — on maintaining 11 empty former school sites.
You lost: Council hopeful’s phone raspberry shock
A COUNCILLOR who beat a rival candidate by eight votes in the local election has left a mystery phone raspberry on the losing candidate’s mobile phone: “You lost”.
Why SA girls can’t win the Miss Universe sash
SOUTH Aussie beauties are “sweet and humble” but not as confident as their interstate counterparts — and their shyness is apparently costing them the ultimate in pageant titles.
Holden plant could be sold to multiple buyers
HOLDEN has not ruled out slicing up and selling off its Elizabeth manufacturing plant to multiple buyers.
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