SA: Main stories in today's Adelaide newspapers

AAP General News (Australia)
03-27-2009
SA: Main stories in today's Adelaide newspapers

ADELAIDE, March 27 AAP - The main stories in today's Adelaide Advertiser:

Page 1: Rogue defence spies accused of hacking into Defence Minister Joel Fitzgibbon's
personal laptop.

Page 2: Race driver injured in a crash at the Clipsal 500 calls for changes at turn
eight on the circuit.

Page 3: SA sex offenders to be forced to register email addresses and internet use with police.

World: Vigilante group targets banking chiefs in Britain (London). North Korea ready
to launch a long-range missile, a US official says (Washington). A US woman who used fake
ID to obtain breast implants from plastic surgeon turns herself into police (Los Angeles).

Finance: Job losses in the Australian resources sector surge past 11,000. Australia's
share market heads for its biggest monthly gain for 20 years. The Reserve Bank says a
boom in lending for housing is not expected to cause a sharp rise in bad debts.

Sport: Carlton thrashes Richmond by 83 points in AFL opening round. Formula One teams
protest over the design of some cars ahead of the Melbourne Grand Prix. Cameron Meyer
wins a gold medal for Australia at the World Cycling Championships in Poland.

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