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ADELAIDE'S ONLINE DAILY NEWSPAPER ursday 15th October 2009 AM EDITION | FREE WEATHER Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min NEWS IN BRIEF SPORT THE INSIDER First lady's first film? Sasha Carruozzo, better known as Premier Mike Rann's wife, has been under all kinds of scrutiny lately because of a certain incident involving a rolled-up magazine and a wine centre, but that hasn't kept her away from a little bit of movie stardom. A keen observer at Monday night's premiere of local thriller Coffin Rock spotted her on the silver screen in the role of "female doctor" . Dodd out of Sydney clash 16 11 17 11 18 11 16 11 THURS SAT FRI SUN Assault with iron bar A man was allegedly assaulted by three others armed with baseball bats and an iron bar at Murray Bridge last night. The man is in the Royal Adelaide Hospital in a serious, but stable condition. Police believe his attackers were known to him. More city dwellers The number of people living in the city has increased by 49 per cent in the last eight years, according to Adelaide City Council figures. Mosquito meeting The Coorong District Council will meet with the State Government to try and tackle the growing mosquito problem in the area. TODAY IN SA Clipsal launch The Clipsal 500 will launch its 2010 event by taking over Rundle Mall today with cars, drivers, some big announcements and pop singer Jessica Mauboy. BUSINESS Dow hits 10,000 for first time in year I SPY Deloitte new partner function Tell us what you think We want to know what you think of our new Indaily digital newspaper. Read Indaily for one week and at the end of next week, we will send you a few questions. To register to participate click here. The State Government is still determined to stop an anti-corruption body despite legislation already prepared and passed in Parliament's upper house late last night. The private member's legislation went through despite every Labor Government MP voting against it. The Government will use its superior numbers in the lower house to kill an independent commission against crime and corruption before it's even born. "Any jurisdiction that doesn't have its own ICAC-type body is just crazy, " former NSW Premier Morris Iemma has said, and this week SA's director of public prosecutions, Stephen Pallaras QC, told Parliament he also supported an ICAC. - HENDRIK GOUT New push for anti-corruption Panda preview Exclusive: Designers talk to Indaily inside the new enclosure about the creation of the pandas' home
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