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Julie Bishop quits politics
Julie Bishop says it was an “immense honour” to serve as Australia’s first woman foreign minister, as she announced her retirement from federal parliament at the next election.
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Julie Bishop says it was an “immense honour” to serve as Australia’s first woman foreign minister, as she announced her retirement from federal parliament at the next election.
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Defence Minister Christopher Pyne has doubled down on his guarantee that at least 60 per cent of the work for the multi-billion dollar future submarines will go to local firms, despite comments from a senior executive at the French company contracted to deliver the project casting fresh doubts on the claim.
Steve Coogan and John C Reilly channel Laurel and Hardy in Jon S Baird’s affectionate tribute to the iconic comedy duo’s final collaboration.
To date or not to date, that is the question troubling Judith Lucy – along with other related niggles, such as the fact that her vibrator is beginning to sound increasingly like a leaf blower. ★★★★
Offering takeaway coffee, smoothie bowls and raw sweets from Adelaide Central Market stall Jamu, Mister Tod’s is a new concept for Peter Rabbit’s roadside caravan.
In a joint venture from two Iranian couples, Naaz on Pulteney distills the culinary identity of Rasht – the largest city in Gilan Province, Iran, and a UNICEF Creative City of Gastronomy.
Local
From the stately Plane Trees that border Botanic Park to the buttress roots of the park lands’ Moreton Bay Figs, Adelaide’s exotic and native tree registry is brimming with stories of historical, botanical and sentimental significance.
Politics
SPECIAL REPORT | He runs one of SA Labor’s ruling factions and orchestrated the rise of the state’s last premier, but mention David Gray’s name and most South Australians would assume you’re talking about an English troubadour or retired TV comedian. So is Labor’s most reclusive powerbroker a ‘faceless man’? “That’s not for me to say,” he tells Tom Richardson.
Opinion
Steven Marshall’s Liberals have been happy to capitalise on several ALP-initiated projects since taking office, but it’s a Labor trait the Premier used to criticise – a penchant for spin – that’s become a hallmark of his government.
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