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A MAJOR road safety campaign on Sturt Highway entered its second phase yesterday, with 1071 vehicles stopped and inspected by police. Chief Insp [Inspector Kym Zander] said there had been a 70 per cent reduction in serious injuries since the start of Operation Safe Passage. CONTROL POINT: Police checking cars on the Sturt Highway yesterday.; Picture: MARTIN JACKA; Photo: Dinkus: survive 2002 the advertiser safety campaign Photo: police checking cars on sturt highway

The motorcyclist was killed when his machine hit a tree near Strathalbyn about noon, while the car driver died when his vehicle rolled over at Kangarilla, near Clarendon, at 12.45pm. The 36-year-old motorcyclist from Strathalbyn died when his machine ran off the Strathalbyn to Ashbourne Rd 10km west of Strathalbyn and hit the tree. ROLLOVER: The scene of yesterday's crash at Kangarilla and, inset, the wrecked car.; Pictures: TOBY ZEMA; Photo: Dinkus: survive 2002 the advertiser safety campaign Photo: fatal road accident scene at kangarilla (2)

LITTLE Caitlin Todd was lucky to escape with her life when fire destroyed her home - but all she was worried about was her beloved Port Adelaide Football Club. Everything in Caitlin's room, including her bed and other furniture, was destroyed. She was saved because earlier in the night she had woken up and had sneaked into her mother's bed. DEVASTATED: Mandy Todd and her children, [Timothy] and Caitlin, lost nearly everything in a fire at their Hillcrest home yesterday. Inset, Caitlin's Power hero, Gavin Wanganeen, in action.; Main picture: MARTIN JACKA; Photo: Photo: hillcrest house fire - mandy todd with her children timothy and caitlin Photo: football - gavin wanganeen

TRAUMA: A woman is consoled by friends after the collapse.Brenda KielyEVACUATED: An injured woman is taken to hospital.SHOCKED: Disbelief followed the news that two people had been killed.; Pictures: MIKE BURTON; Photo: Photo: riverside golf club roof collapse (4)Photo: brenda kiely

GRIEF: Riverside Golf Club members comfort each other outside the collapsed dining room yesterday.DEVASTATION: Emegency workers inspect the collapsed roof of the Riverside Golf Club dining room yesteray. Inset, the room pictured on the club's Web site.; Pictures: MIKE BURTON; Photo: Photo (color): riverside golf club roof collapse (2)Photo: riverside golf club roof collapsePhoto: riverside golf club dining room

The woman was getting into her $85,000 BMW Z3 convertible after visiting her elderly mother at a nursing home when she was attacked about 9.50am. Acting Sergeant Matt DeSira said the woman was attacked as she left after visiting a relative. WEAPON: The screwdriver used in the attack yesterday.; Photo: Photo: car-jacking - screwdriver used in attack

EIGHT people have died on Australian roads during the Easter holiday road toll period with two deaths recorded in Queensland and one in New South Wales yesterday. The first road death yesterday was a man who was killed when his car rolled over on the Riverina Highway, near Albury, NSW, about 5am. In Queensland, a man died when his car hit a guardrail on the Nambour bypass road, on the Sunshine Coast, about 11am.

The congregation of about 20 was preparing to begin the service when smoke was spotted coming from the roof by a late-arriving congregation member. As they battled the blaze, church members sat on the seats they had saved in the hope the building would be saved. The fire burnt across high wooden beams supporting the roof, and took about 30 minutes to extinguish. COUNTING HER BLESSINGS: A parishioner rests as fire service crews clean up after the fire yesterday.HOSED DOWN: Firefighters attack the blaze in the roof.; Pictures: DAVID CRONIN; Photo: Photo (color): fire at old noarlunga uniting church (2)

BARRIER: The truck as it came to rest across the Mt Barker and Cross roads intersection following an accident yesterday. CLOSE CALL: Carmine [Dellaverde]'s Nissan station wagon which was pushed into the back of a trailer.; Pictures: MIKE BURTON; Photo: Photo: road accident - truck rolled over on cross roadPhoto: road accident at mount barker and cross roads - station wagon hit by truck

A HOUSE was destroyed, two others damaged and more than 25ha of grass blackened in three separate deliberately lit fires over the weekend. Arsonists struck at Glandore, Inman Valley, on the Fleurieu Peninsula, and Avenue Range, in the South-East.