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Friday 14th August 2009 WEATHER FRI Max Min SUN Max Min 16 10 21 11 Max Min SAT 25 13 MON Max Min THE INSIDER Rundle Mall shoppers can enjoy a free public tasting of gourmet food and wine in Rundle Mall today during a sneak preview for the Hyatt Wine Week. Tastings are from 12pm-2pm and 4.30pm-6.30pm at the corner of Stephen’s Place. Efforts to remove the bodies from the Kokoda crash site are still being hampered by bad weather. I SPY PHOTOS TODAY IN SA • University of Adelaide Theatre Guild presents Richard III at the Little Theatre tonight at 7.30pm. • The Memory of Water is on at the Dunstan Playhouse all weekend. • Wilderness School 125th anniversary gala ball at the Adelaide Town Hall tomorrow night. BUSINESS Victim identification specialists from the Australian Federal Police have removed a fourth body from the plane at the site but an Australian helicopter has been unable to winch the bodies from the site due to poor weather and rough terrain. Nine Australians were among the 13 killed when an Airlines PNG flight from Port Moresby to Kokoda crashed on Tuesday. Foreign Minister Stephen Smith said the recovery effort would be slow and frustrating. “We now have to brace ourselves for what will be potentially a painstaking and long process, much longer than we would want,” Mr Smith said. It is hoped that the construction of a temporary helipad near the crash site will speed up the recovery and investigation process. JOEL DRY 17 10 ADELAIDE’S ONLINE DAI LY NEWS PAP ER AM ED I T ION | FR E E Body recovery hindered NEWS IN BRIEF Rape charges DNA found at a rape scene in South Australia has led to the arrest of a 42-year-old man in New South Wales. The man has been extradited to SA to face rape and assault charges related to an offence allegedly committed in Kilburn in 1990. He will face court on Monday. Energy laws push The federal Opposition will provide the Government with its amendments to Labor’s renewable energy legislation as early today. The coalition wants parliament to approve the legislation by the end of next week and is prepared to negotiate quick passage of the draft laws, Opposition environment spokesman Greg Hunt said. Emergency facility A new $2.6 million combined emergency services facility for the Country Fire Service, State Emergency Service and Forestry SA will be officially opened at Mount Gambier tomorrow. SPORT Coco-Cola on a sugar high Guitar legend and inventor Les Paul has died in New York aged 92. Click here to see the story. Tiger takes early lead
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