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BUSINESSES and community groups can now access funding opportunities with ease through the Limestone Coast Grant Finder. The free online portal, an initiative of Regional Development Australia Limestone Coast (RDALC), provides a comprehensive list of funding opportunities available to local business, community groups, sporting clubs, not-for-profit organisations, individuals and Local Government. RDALC chief executive David Wheaton said the grant finder was the first of its kind in the region and would help more funding flow to local projects. “Our goal is to increase our support for busine...

FORMER ABC South East broadcaster, Alan Richardson, will continue his role as Deputy Chair of Regional Development Australia Limestone Coast […]

Story apparently didn't get the memo that was supposed to also include him or her. we'll find out more about this person. rick? >> reporter: the car was smart. the driver of, that is another story all together. police tried to pull this guy over. apparently he was driving erratically around lunchtime in houston. david wheaton wasn't having it and not stopping. take the smart car zipping all along the highways. speeds reached 90 miles per hour. i did not know jenna, that those little cars can go that fast. apparently they can. here is where it gets good. he hit too much traffic and decided to p...

what was involved in this crash. it is all new and live and happening now. jenna: but first to this. the u.s. helping the rebels in the battle for syria. we're glad you're with us everybody, i'm jenna lee. jon: i'm jon scott. president obama signs a secret order directing the cia and other agencies to provide covert support to the opposition forces there. it stops short of giving them lethal weapons.. still, the rebels are getting their hand on them, using a tank captured from government troops today to bombard a military base in aleppo. the assad regime is not backing down with word...

>> the key right now is to continue to bring that pressure on syria, to provide assistance to the opposition, and to provide whatever kind of humanitarian aid we can to assist the refugees. >> reporter: it's notable a day after a suicide bomber took out most of president assad's national security team the first news reports began appearing about the quiet assistance the u.s. and others are providing what appears to be a more organized opposition from bases in turkey. jon? jon: developments changing there by the day it seems. jennifer griffin at the pentagon. thank you. jenna: and now...