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ADELAIDE S ONLINE DAILY NEWSPAPER Wednesday 10th March 2010 AM EDITION | FREE WEATHER Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min NEWS IN BRIEF THE INSIDER Have any insider information? Confidentiality assured. CLICK TO EMAIL 22 14 27 13 29 18 25 12 WED FRI THURS SAT TODAY IN SA Snowtown film planned A film dramatising the gruesome Snowtown murders in South Australia, in which bodies were found stuffed in barrels, will be directed by Justin Kurzel and tell the story of the infamous murders through the eyes of killer Jamie Vlassakis. Vlassakis, who confessed to four murders, was a key Crown witness who helped put away the murderous ringleaders, John Bunting and Robert Wagner. Panda-mania Adelaide Zoo will today officially launch an organic compost made from the waste from its Giant Pandas Wang Wang and Funi. SPORT BUSINESS Bingle or bat? SA wine jobs cut WIN: GO BACKSTAGE AT CLIPSAL The lead candidate for Dignity for Disability has died in hospital following a brain haemorrage earlier this week. Paul Collier's name will remain on the already-printed ballot papers, but his votes will be transferred to the party's second legislative candidate Kelly Vincent. D4D said it was determined to continue 46-year-old Mr Collier's campaign for rights for people with disabilities. "Mr Collier has been a tireless, relentless and, even today, an unstoppable advocate for people with disabilities since an automobile crash left him with quadriplegia on the way to his 21st birthday party, 25 years ago, " it said. Tributes to Mr Collier have flooded the party's Facebook page. "We have lost a very unique man who fought so very hard for the betterment of others, " Deb Challen posted. D4D will hold a press conference this morning to outline its future. -- MELISSA MACK Traffic gridlock City workers may have been late this morning as the Clipsal 500 road blocks continued to create traffic havoc with cars gridlocked around the CBD. Rocks thrown at candidate An anti-abortion campaigner had rocks and a wheelie bin thrown at him yesterday after he spoke with people who were taking down election posters at Woodville Park. A Democrats election candidate, Jeanie Walker, says the anti-abortion political party, Save the Unborn, has behaved in a way that provokes attacks. Wireless city The Adelaide City Council last night voted to double its wireless broadband hot spots from 100 to 200. REVIEW Wil Anderson Click here to read As the roar of V8 Supercars hits the centre of Adelaide for the Clipsal 500, Jim Beam is giving Indaily AM readers the chance to win one of three double VIP trackside and side-of-stage tickets for this Friday. Click here to enter 2010 ELECTION Industrial relations row 0 A M E CLICK TO VIEW Candidate dies
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