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Tuesday 9th February 2010 AM EDI T ION | F R EE A M E WEATHER Max Min TUES 38 24 THURS Have any insider information? Confidentiality assured. Mr Mystery Michael Atkinson may not have known who Aaron Fornarino was but Magistrates Court staff will be getting to know him well as he makes his second appearance today. He faces charges of disorderly behaviour from an incident at the Flinders Medical Centre last year. He faced court yesterday on similar charges and, ironically, also refusing to give his name and address to police. TODAY IN SA A Property Council breakfast with Opposition Leader Isobel Redmond is being held this morning at the Sebel Playford Hotel. FREE TICKETS Gluttony Click here to enter ISPY Emparo Finance THE INSIDER Port must merge CLICK TO EMAIL Max Min Max Min The ailing Port Adelaide Magpies and the AFL-based Port Adelaide Football Club should never have been split, the SANFL club’s former general manager says. SANFL club directors will tonight vote on the possible merger between the two clubs, to prevent the Magpies from folding at the end of this year, but the decision is likely to be referred to the independent South Australia Football Commission. Former Port Adelaide Magpies general manager Ian McKenzie was involved in Port’s first push to join the AFL in 1990 and said the merger was an ideal solution. “The only reason the club ever was spilt was because the SANFL wanted it that way. Now it’s come back to haunt them,” Mr McKenzie said. “In the end if they vote against the merger they will lose the 3-4000 people that come out to support them every Saturday.” - MELISSA MACK Michael Jackson’s former doctor Conrad Murray has pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the death of the pop star. JACKSON’S DOCTOR CHARGED Despite a record number of international arrivals, South Australia is still the intended state of stay for only 3 per cent of international visitors, trailing behind a combined total of 85 per cent for the eastern states, figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics show. South Australians also had the second-lowest rate of short-term departures, at 176 departures per 1000 people, with only Tasmanians less likely to travel. SPORT BUSINESS Big banks ‘to retain AA credit rating’ Redbacks take on WA 31 24 WED Max Min FRI 33 20 34 23 Kris Hanna CLICK TO VIEW ADEL AIDE’S ONLINE DAI LY NEWSPAPER 0 2010 ELECTION Independent NEWS IN BRIEF School windows smashed Three youths have been arrested after allegedly causing $18,000 damage at Swallowcliffe Primary School in Davoren Park yesterday. A member of the public tipped off the police after seeing windows being smashed. Police found the youths hiding on the school roof. Thirty-six windows were broken. Stay-home state
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