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State Liberals are divided over the reasons behind their party’s federal election loss, with moderates blaming an environmental protest vote while conservatives point the finger at a policy drift to the Left.
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Former Attorney-General Vickie Chapman provided information to the state’s ICAC that helped prompt an investigation into senior Renewal SA bureaucrats John Hanlon and Georgina Vasilevski, it can now be revealed for the first time.
One of the founding members of Pauline Hanson’s One Nation says the party’s first South Australian parliamentarian has ‘Greens values’ that could prompt a split from the party, robbing One Nation voters of “genuine representation” in the state.
In a new Notes On Adelaide column, a federal election candidate coy on a state seat consolation prize, more intrigue around One Nation’s new MP, and Liberal leader David Speirs takes advice mid-media conference.
One Nation’s first SA MLC has told parliament that immigration has “enriched” the nation’s culture and skill base, defending “people’s right to maintain their culture and belief practices in Australia”.
Labor’s hopeful for SA’s marginal seat of Boothby says the Opposition backs offshore asylum seeker processing but “we separate that from offshore detention”, while the Liberal candidate has backed an increase in Australia’s refugee intake, at a forum ahead of this week’s federal poll.
