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Long Story WHEN the Story Bridge turns 75 next month, Kelvin Grove resident Colin Axtell, inset, will be among the crowd marking the milestone at a special event. The ex-paymaster expects tens of thousands to take the chance to stroll across the bridge, just like... Page 1

Neighbourhood group eyes text alerts A mass text alert system could help emergency services and councils deal with emergencies, Neighbourhood Support South Canterbury says. The organisations local coordinator, Rob Coleman, says such a system could cost more than $100,000 to implement,... Page 1

Role models wanted Matt Mouat wanted a sign and he got one. A billboard asking for Aucklanders to mentor children of prisoners gave Mouat the opportunity he had been searching for. The Kingsland resident says hed been thinking about his upbringing and how well hed... Page 1

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RACE FOR V8 GLORY GOSFORD is poised to land a major coup by securing a round of the V8 Supercars championship, which would bring millions of tourist dollars to the region and international exposure. It was revealed on Monday that negotiations were well advanced for the... Page 1

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CROSSWORD SOLUTION Last weeks crossword solution: ACROSS: 1 Tiffs, 4 Impaired, 9 Dimple, 14 Llama, 15 A snake in the grass, 17 Corgi, 18 Kin, 19 Unclear, 20 Presented, 21 Sneers, 24 Professor, 25 Astern, 26 Castle, 29 Regulation, 31 Tic, 32 Ordain, 33 Brat, 35 Ear, 37... Page 2

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A bugs life SEE The Very Hungry Caterpillar transform into a butterfly, go glam at The Langham and see comics for free. Page 1

Fury at road to ruin DOZENS of angry drivers are expected to lodge compensation claims for damage caused by loose stones on a "botched" section of a Somerville road. As many as 50 people have reported damage to their cars paintwork and windscreens from flying stones on... Page 1

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WIN FANS of the great Australian outdoors are set to descend on Sandown Racecourse for the eighth annual Melbourne Leisurefest from October 8 to 11. Learn all you need to know about caravans, camping, 4WD vehicles, fishing, touring accessories, travel... Page 2

Golden opportunity WE WILL be able to cheer for one of our own at Septembers Rio Paralympics with 20-year-old Ashleigh McConnell set to go for gold. Ms McConnell, 20, confirmed her selection after coming second in the S9 (limb deficient) 50m and 100m freestyle events... Page 1

Fallen soldiers mark made Fallen soldier Jacinda Bakers name now marks a cenotaph alongside those of her fellow soldiers in the town she spent her school years. Lance Corporal Baker, a 26-year-old medic, was killed in Afghanistan on August 19, 2012, when the Humvee she was... Page 1

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Students take to fun golf Lincoln University students took to the golf course over the weekend, all in the name of charity. The Future Leaders group ran the Birdies for Brydie - part of its Lend a Hand initiative at McLeans Island. The event featured a make-shift nine-hole novelty course, with some unconventional fairways, unusual tees and atypical obstacles. The aim was to raise money for the Brydie Lauder Charitable Trus Page 2

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Pelican set to return MONIQUE the pelican will return to the beach this week after undergoing surgery on a large tear in her pouch earlier this month. Monique, as she was affectionately named after the nurse who operated on her, was rescued from Margate Beach on May... Page 2

CFA fires up at plan MACEDON Ranges CFA members have expressed dismay at the United Firefighters Union takeover, describing it as a "slap in the face". A senior CFA veteran of more than 40 years in the Romsey region, Robert Smith, said the concept of integrated stations... Page 1

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King of the ink If you thought you had spotted the worlds most tattooed man out and about - you would be right. Lucky Diamond Rich is taking some time off from his globetrotting to enjoy the peninsula. Page 1

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DIRECTORY Editor: Chris Day Online Editor: Rebecca Baker Reporters: Dan Jervis-Bardy 8206 2783 [email protected] Distribution: 8347 5744 Advertising: 8206 3551 [email protected] Office: 31 Waymouth St, Adelaide Classifieds: 1300 653 667... Page 2

Timeball station rebuild likely THE ICONIC Lyttelton Timeball Station may make a triumphant return from the rubble. Heritage New Zealand is embarking on a $3.7 million plan to rebuild the main tower and timeball mechanism from the original materials. The project received overwhelming public support from a survey in December 2012, with 98 per cent of Lyttelton residents supporting the rebuild. It was a real surprise - but a good Page 4

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