Edition Number 60. Updated to Thursday, 11 March 2010
Main News
Electoral organisers
count ‘quirky’ facts
Entertaining information released
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Other Stories
Reapers not so grim as crops set record
Farmers report bumper season
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New tram extension on the right track
Public gets sneak preview
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NBN raises sites for broadband network
First areas to be connected named
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Higher education goes up online
New website compares universities
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Irrigators tap into business assistance
New program readies for recovery
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Limestone Coast plan cementing the future
Vision open to public comment
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New floodplain plan awash with benefits
Chowilla to come back to life
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Campaign blossoms for horticulture sector
Bid to improve workplace knowledge
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Staff freeze heats up cutback debate
ACT reacts to slashed grants
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Peaches and screams as fruit fly spreads
Quarantine area expanded
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Water reports flow from fellowships
SA benefits from national studies
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Disability job service enabled
$1.2 billion scheme launched
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Young researcher books up award
Bradshaw adds to accomplishments
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And in other news...
Jobs claimed for PS
Library hosts poets
Workforce needs addressed
Post previews website
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Letters: Your Say
Bosses bullied too!
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Talking Point
Tackling drugs:
Prohibition and advertising are the problems
The solution
to reducing the harm caused by illicit drugs is to legalise them, tax them and sell them in packages covered with graphic warnings, says
Evert Rauwendaal
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Personal Development
Overcome breathlessness in public speaking
by Nancy Daniels
Stress less, feel better
by Eddy Wai KK
Just what is a ‘performance problem’ anyway?
by Marnie Green
PS Features
Westminster and Ministerial responsibility
by Dr Martin Leet
Libraries lead the e-book revolution
by Philip Harvey
Childlessness in professional women
by Robert Tanton
Out Of Hours
“Poor Man’s Grange” is a real treat
by David Ellis
Simple yet scrumptious
by Christine Salins
Book Review
Christine Salins
reviews
Keeping Family Treasures
by Elizabeth Masters and Ian Batterham
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Letters: Your Say
