A private investigator has been brought in to deal with a complaint against Sports Minister Corey Wingard and a member of his staff, after the head of the state’s peak grassroots sporting group claimed she felt “bullied and intimidated” after a meeting with the pair.
In today’s Notes on Adelaide, the Premier is called out for snubbing the state’s private pathology providers, while Labor continues to trade barbs with its outspoken preselection candidate – and has Steven Marshall adopted a new football team?
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Former cruise company director Dean Brazier and wife Debra are selling their renovated three-level Hamptons-style home at Belair with elevated views and a swimming pool, all surrounded by a picturesque parcel of native vegetation.
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If you’re lighting up the fire pit this chilly weekend, don’t waste all that lovely heat. Most of the work is done by the marinade in this recipe, so all you have to do is give the ribs a quick grill and enjoy.
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Dr Graham Williams is a pianist, scholar, Buddhist monk and teacher who says meditation is as important as breathing.
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Former cruise company director Dean Brazier and wife Debra are selling their renovated three-level Hamptons-style home at Belair with elevated views and a swimming pool, all surrounded by a picturesque parcel of native vegetation.
Half a million visitors are expected to visit the yet-to-be-built Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre at Lot Fourteen in its first year, but the State Government is refusing to release key details of the business case for the $200 million project.
EXCLUSIVE | A preselection hopeful for Labor’s safest federal SA seat says she is “assessing all options” after a national tribunal process rejected her appeal against the way the process is being conducted.
Steven Marshall’s hands-off political philosophy might be well-suited to the pandemic environment, but if you look beyond the COVID headlines some of his ministers have been busy making enemies for his administration.
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