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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.
The victim of an Elizabeth South carjacking has relived the horror of the knifepoint assault as South Australian doctors prepare for the spread of the Monkeypox virus into the state.
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Labor leader Anthony Albanese has been sworn in as Australia’s 31st Prime Minister, with Labor one seat short of forming majority government as counting continues.
Tasmanian Liberal Bridget Archer could put her hand up as deputy leader to keep the party from moving further to the right amid speculation Peter Dutton will run for the leadership.
Bucking the trend of the declining manufacturing industry in South Australia, Adelaide-based Seed Terminator has recently rolled its 500th machine off its production line in Lonsdale.
House prices in the state’s South East are outpacing the Adelaide market and growing faster than anywhere else in country South Australia, according to the latest regional real estate data.
In this week’s briefcase, 1414 Degrees CEO Matthew Squire resigns after less than a year in the job, SA wines take out seven trophies at the International Wine Challenge and Tindo Solar opens it new $5 million solar panel production line.
The Adelaide Christmas Pageant will return to its traditional street parade format this November after a two-year pandemic hiatus at Adelaide Oval.
Our resident demographer says now is the time to prepare for a surge in tourism, now is the time to think big.
South Australia’s premier executive appointments column tracking the movements of those driving the state’s public and private sectors. Plus the latest executive recruitment opportunities.
The Liberal Party will need to embrace a more ambitious climate target and preselect more women in its efforts to rebuild from Saturday’s election rout, SA senator Simon Birmingham says.
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“The Australian Electoral Commission has urgently expanded telephone voting after concerns thousands of people infected with COVID-19 this week would not be able to vote on Saturday after missing a postal vote deadline.
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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.
Adelaide-based Haigh’s Chocolates will build new production lines and warehouses at Salisbury South as part of a 10-year plan to double output and boost online and in-store sales nationally.
South Australian secondary schools face significant enrolment constraints after year 7 was moved into high school, with work about to begin on Adelaide’s newest public college to alleviate some demand.
A coalition of researchers and community groups has launched a campaign for a new transport plan for South Australia, featuring high-quality public transport including regional rail and better infrastructure for cyclists and pedestrians.
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