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Barnaby Joyce to quit as National Party leader
UPDATED | Barnaby Joyce will step down as National Party leader and Deputy Prime Minister.
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UPDATED | Barnaby Joyce will step down as National Party leader and Deputy Prime Minister.
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The key to a reliable, green, decentralised and affordable electricity system is to add a new energy storage charge to every power bill, an SA energy industry leader has told InDaily.
Politics
In episode two of our weekly state election podcast, we discuss Nick Xenophon's new strategy as he seeks to avoid being crunched by the political establishment's bid to keep South Australia a two-party state.
Events and shows over the weekend and week ahead, including Fringe festivities and events, Adelaide Festival opening week, Jazz in the Garden with James Morrison, Mrs Brown's Boys stage show and the Adelaide Podcast Festival
A one-woman stage comedy turned hit BBC TV series will make its Adelaide Fringe debut with a 'horrific and incredibly charming anti-heroine' taking centre-stage.
An intense, emotion-charged atmosphere is created in this experimental theatre show which explores the topic of immigration through the experiences of a pair of Middle Eastern women caught between two worlds. ★★★★
Martin Rutt has swapped a town planning career for the food industry with a burgeoning South Australian business that sells fruity 'artisan iceblocks'.
Football
Crows and Power fans will have their first chance to see their clubs' new recruits in serious action this weekend as the AFL's pre-season competition begins.
Soccer
Socceroos striker Tim Cahill has lacked game time over the last three months, but says the quality of training at new club Millwall will be enough to realise his footballing ambitions.
News
SPECIAL REPORT | The proportion of South Australian students choosing to study a language in Year 12 has fallen by more than half in the past 10 years, prompting a new strategy and a staffing overhaul of the Education Department’s languages team.
Opinion
At a small and heartbreaking funeral in suburban Tusmore, Adelaide lawyer Mal Byrne says he grasped the full horror of the damage wrought by Australia's immigration detention system.
Opinion
In politics, the worst crime a leader can commit is to lose the unloseable election.
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