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ADELAIDE S ONLINE DAILY NEWSPAPER Tuesday 16th 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 34 21 32 20 29 16 32 21 TUES THURS WED FRI TODAY IN SA Thunderbirds coach Jane Woodlands-Thompson will today announce the captain for the 2010 season, who the club hopes will lead the revamped squad to glory in theTrans- Tasman competition. SPORT BUSINESS Car industry weathers GFC better than US REVIEW Shoulder pads and sequins featured heavily on day one of Melbourne Fashion Week. FASHION WEEK Roosters breach cap A deal to secure 400 billion litres of Queesnland floodwaters for SA may not exist, Opposition Leader Isobel Redmond said. Late yesterday the SA, NSW and QLD governments finalised a deal which is expected to allow 400 billion litres of Queensland floodwaters to flow to the Lower Lakes. Opposition leader Isobel Redmond has called for the details of the agreement to be made public. "We are calling on Mike Rann to release details of the agreement he has supposedly reached with New South Wales and Queensland over the floodwaters, " a spokesman for Isobel Redmond said this morning. "We are casting serious doubts on any deal that has been done, if there is a deal at all. " Mike Rann said precise arrangements for managing the water wouldn't be determined until the volume was specified, with water set to be stored in NSW's Menindee Lakes. -- MELISSA MACK Water doubt Lunch in Paris Click here to read 2010 ELECTION Macedonia criticism could cause international upset A M E CLICK TO VIEW Gillard takeover? Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard might be stalking her boss as Kevin Rudd continues to take a battering in the opinion polls, says Liberal frontbencher Ian Macfarlane. The latest Newspoll shows Mr Rudd's personal approval rating has dipped to its lowest level since he became Prime Minister in 2007. Backbencher Darren Cheeseman has added to Mr Rudd's woes by declaring Ms Gillard will be Prime Minister one day. Hunt for thief Police are still seeking a man who assaulted and robbed a pedestrian in North Adelaide in the early hours of Sunday morning. The 20-year-old victim, who was walking along Tynte Street towards Wellington Square, had his mobile phone stolen and suffered a lip injury. Party politics The newest Labor brochure circulating in Enfield has caught the Liberal Party on the hop. The ALP's John Rau is today letterboxing an endorsement from Liberal leader Isobel Redmond, who told Parliament in July last year that "the Member for Enfield is an enormous talent -- standout talent on that side. "The Liberal Party may be wasting its time looking for a similar endorsement for its candidate from Mike Rann.
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