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2 KisUND- 12 OCTOBER 1997 BRIEFS Libs squeak home as ALP hits back in SA our 48 pag, color magjaktm wHh vrythlng you fuud, faililon, tivl, hopphm id fdnhM Wo oloo Hm oxponood program BslinC. Today wo add moro to Tho on a Sunday, from today you'R our TV unwM as well wth Sunday buy. It's DffVO: It's our new color motoring section. It test new and used cars and gives advice on what car you should designed for those who have never looked under the bonnet 4 if si as those who spend their Sundays there. find 1 sections Sunday MOIKy: it's our new color personal finance section.

It's about how to make money and then, once you have it, how to hang on to it. You'll find some new weekly columnists including Paul Clitheroe on personal finance and Rene Rivkin on shares. There are also some old favorites like chartist Garry Jones. John Olsen casts his vote yesterday. Ballot boxed: South Australian Premier coming back to Labor, I think there's going to be a tendency to stick with that statement at the federal level." A spokesman for the Prime Minister, Mr John Howard, said: "Inevitably there was a swing back to Labor after the record Liberal win in 1993.

The campaign was fought overwhelmingly on state issues and has no federal implications." Property: It's our new real estate section. It's got all the Saturday auction results as well as the latest trends in real estate prices. Plus houses for sale that we really love. You'll find it pulls out from the centre of Sunday Money. And we've Improved some other a mobile phone force 1 "2 Appteuse: The Cue section has become Applause.

It's still all about movies, shows and entertainment. Plus a what's on guide for the weekend. The director of VIP Security, Mrs Teri Pastean, said police often took several hours to arrive after an alarm call and some clients were not prepared to pay extra for a private security officer to attend when the alarm was activated. She said the security industry was growing and she could understand why police did not want to attend every alarm. "You pay for an ambulance, maybe you should have to pay for the police." As "part of the plan to get back to basic policing, Assistant Commissioner George Davis flew to New York to study its hard-line approach, dubbed zero tolerance.

Introduced by a former New York commissioner, Mr Bill Bratton, and adopted by many police in Britain, the theory involves using more resources on minor street crime rather than on major, sophisticated offences. Mr Bratton argued that police should reclaim the streets and not ignore minor, anti-social offences which ultimately result in an esca Inside Story: The Agenda section has become Inside Story. It's got more features, an expanded Opinion section including a new column by Neil Mitchell, an expanded letters page, Doug Aiton, John Wright, books and our crosswords page. On the back, you'll find our acclaimed color weather page. ANQUCANS: Melbourne backs women bishops, The annual meeting of Melbourne's Anglican churches -yesterday called on the Australian Anglican Church to pass legislation enabling the consecration of women as bishops.

Although most dioceses of the Australian Anglican Church allow women to become priests, all its bishops are men. The synod also decided that foreign women bishops could work in Melbourne and that a woman could become archbishop of Melbourne. DROWNED: Man's body recovered from bay An Essendon man, 21, f'r drowned after jumping off Kerferd Road pier, Albert Park; about 9pm on Friday, apparently to cool off, police said yesterday, His body was recovered at noon yesterday. ATTACK: Child Injured by dog A 20-month-old girl was in 1 hospital last night with minor facial injuries after being attacked by the family doberinan at a house in Naughton Cockatoo, early yesterday afternoon. Police said the dog was destroyed.

BEGA: No sign of two missing girls More than 150 people from the small southern New South Wales coastal town of Bega joined police yesterday in an unsuccessful search for Lauren Barry, 15, and Nicole Collins, 16, who disappeared from a campsite last weekend. Police said last night that the search had failed to provide any clues to the girls' disappearance. On-line. 'The Sunday Age' Is on-line at http:www.theage.com.au That's the Internet home of Melbourne Online: the seven-day! site for news, sport, business and entertainment. Tattslotto Draw 1693.

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1 other store like David Jones. We hope you enjoy the new-look Sunday Age. We'd love to hear what you think. Please write to us at The Sunday Age, 250 Spencer Street or ring our message line on 9601 2138. THE South Australian Liberal Government was clinging to power last night.

As counting of votes after yesterday's state election wound down, it had lost at least nine seats seven to the ALP, one to the National Party and one to an Independent Liberal. Three seats were still in doubt. If they are lost by the Government, this would leave 24 Liberal seats, (down from their record count of 36), 18 Labor MPs, one National and one independent Liberal. The Liberals' vote was down by about 14 per cent on its 1993 showing, its losses being divided almost equally between Labor and the Australian Democrats. The Tourism Minister, Mr Scott Ashenden, lost his seat to the ALP.

Opposition Leader Mr Mike Rann said: "Labor is back in business and back with the people that count and aiming to the future because that's the only way to go "We've had an enormous swing against Liberal divisions, against privatisation but, most importantly, I think the community and the electorate are crying out for a commitment to the future." The Federal Opposition Leader, Mr Kim Beazley said the swing towards Labor was a good sign for the federal Labor party. He said: "South Australia having made the statement that you're Police to be From PI Under the system urgent matters would be dealt with immediately, but less urgent matters may result in a wait for an available unit, the matter being dealt with by a police officer over the phone, an appointment being made for. police to visit at a mutually convenient time, or the member of the public being asked to visit a station. Mr Severino said victims were tired of waiting hours for police to visit after house burglaries. He said it would be better to make an appointment rather than arrive in the middle of a night-shift.

He said police would have to work with the privatised Intergraph dispatch system so callers could receive on-the-spot advice from police. Police figures show that in 1996-97, police attended 90,864 alarms, of which 97 per cent were false alarms. Mr Severino said private security firms were using police as the first response rather than doing the job themselves. Smokers wanted Smokers: Check out the very last free 1 997 how to quit talks. "Over 92 of our completers quit" said Mr Philip Feinstein.

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Zero tolerance has led to a massive drop in reported crime in New York and Victoria police are set to use similar tactics. "We talk here of keeping the rise in the crime rate down, they are talking of actual turnarounds with a 45 per cent reduction. It is phenomenal stuff," Mr Severino said. He said police were looking at ways to issue immediate interim intervention orders to speed the process in domestic violence cases. The number of applications before the courts has jumped from 7626 in 1992 to 17,055 in 1995-96.

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