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The State Opposition will seek to establish a select committee to further investigate claims Premier Steven Marshall raised questions with a senior public servant about the “impartiality” of his cabinet office days before five staff members with links to former Labor ministers were shifted out of his Department.
Liberal candidate Georgina Downer is facing a fierce pro-ABC campaign in the seat of Mayo despite renouncing a push from her party’s national council over the weekend to privatise the public broadcaster.
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Wayne Swan has claimed victory in the race for the Labor party’s national presidency.
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In today’s column, Adelaide Cabaret Festival artistic director Ali McGregor opens up a public stoush with local arts critics, and Cory Bernardi looks to build his own high-tech aid to target voters at the next federal election.
The State Government has cut its funding of South Australia’s Safe Schools Anti-bullying Initiative – two years before the contract end-date – with the program to officially cease in secondary schools on July 13.
A bid by the Federal Government to stop employees of the Murray Darling Basin Authority from giving evidence will not stop a full investigation into water use by a South Australian royal commission, the commissioner says.
Mining magnate Clive Palmer has recruited ex-One Nation senator Brian Burston to his new political party.
Labor continues to lead the Coalition on a two-party preferred basis while Malcolm Turnbull is still preferred Prime Minister over Bill Shorten in the latest Newspoll.
Centre Alliance senator Rex Patrick has accused federal Labor of “the policy equivalent of a premature rocket launch” by pledging to base the new Australian space agency in Canberra – with “nodes” in various states and territories.
The Liberals’ enthusiastic gambit in Mayo was meant to return a blue-ribbon seat to the fold – but it could end up entrenching a third-party MP there for a generation, writes Tom Richardson.
South Australia’s ethnic schools network will be expanded to allow more students to study secondary language into Year 12 as part of a suite of measures announced by the State Government today.
More than 27,000 South Australian children are suffering very high to extreme levels of psychological distress and are at considerable risk of long-term mental health problems, new research from the University of South Australia has revealed.
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“Given North Korea’s record going back on agreements, Foreign Minister Julie Bishop says the onus is on the rogue nation to prove this time they’re genuine.
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Proposed changes to Australia’s space activities legislation do little to inspire confidence in the government’s approach to a commercial space industry, writes Melissa de Zwart from the University of Adelaide.
An American neural engineer speaking at this year’s Hybrid World Adelaide festival says researchers are two to three years away from installing synthetic vision and hearing in humans using the “next generation” of artificial intelligence technology.
Public health has a problem with pleasure, often calling on people to suppress the pleasures of eating, alcohol, smoking, drugs, sex or gambling.
Premier Steven Marshall has denied he was cautioned about “influencing or interfering with” public sector employment arrangements, but has revealed the former deputy chief executive of his department raised questions about “comments that I had made to the cabinet office” days before she was sacked.
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