Prescription for concern

Article Abstract:

Australian pharmacists feel threatened by the growing popularity of Pharmacy Direct, a mail-order nonprescription drug company founded by pharmacist Peter Brown. Brown maintains he is meeting an economic need, offering drugs at lower costs, and is responsible about the amount of drugs he sells to individual customers. However, nonprescription drugs bought in large quantities can be chemically altered into illegal drugs. Burglaries at pharmacies have risen, and pharmacists note only nonprescription drugs are stolen.

Marketing, Investigations, Mail-order pharmacies, Mail order pharmacies, Pharmacists, Nonprescription drugs, Brown, Peter, Pharmacy Direct

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Dead reckoning

Article Abstract:

Policeman Denis Tanner is under suspicion for the 1984 murder of his sister-in-law Jennifer. Police originally said the death was a suicide, and ordered no forensic or ballistic tests, photographs or fingerprints. When another body was found near the crime scene 11 years later, Denis Tanner was questioned about both crimes. Journalist Andrew Rule reported on the connections between the 2 deaths in 1996.

Cases, Crime, Murder, Police corruption

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Vanishing state

Article Abstract:

The causes that lead to the declination of economic prosperity of the South Australian federal states are explained. Premier Mike Rann's cautious efforts in education, finance, export capability; government efficiency, infrastructure and population caused surge in investment, machinery and equipment in South Australia.

Evaluation, Economic aspects, Economic conditions

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