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Treasury has conceded the $42 million Adelaide Oval hotel loan could have gone through the rigorous process set up to prevent another Gillman debacle, but it didn’t need to – because the Government has discretion over which unsolicited bids go through the process and which don’t.
SA-based shipbuilder ASC has been directed to investigate a series of options for shifting hundreds of jobs involved in Collins Class submarine maintenance to Western Australia – including one as early as 2022, federal parliament heard today.
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Finance Minister Mathias Cormann “genuinely thought” he’d paid for a family holiday booked through a company that also won a government contract.
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Attorney-General Vickie Chapman will today announce her department will spend $3.2 million to coordinate the State Government’s response to the ongoing aged care royal commission.
The federal agriculture minister has savaged Coles and Aldi for keeping their cut-price milk lines and has urged customers to boycott them.
EXCLUSIVE | Cabinet has agreed to reinstate the title “QC” for the state’s most distinguished lawyers, despite the Chief Justice warning it would undermine the Supreme Court’s independence and potentially breach the state’s constitution.
A group of interstate human rights lawyers say a South Australian Government plan to enforce mandatory drug treatment on children would breach several of Australia’s human rights obligations.
The computer networks of Australia’s major political parties were also part by a sophisticated cyber attack by a “state actor” that affected the networks of federal parliament, the prime minister has confirmed.
Woolworths will stop selling milk for $1 a litre, bumping up the price by 10 cents with the increase to go to struggling dairy farmers.
Australian Federal Police believe evidence may have been destroyed in relation to media leaks about union raids.
Federal Labor remains in an election-winning position but the Coalition has narrowed the gap, according to a new national poll.
There are plenty of reasons for South Australians to be concerned about the Marshall Government’s response to the Murray Darling Basin Royal Commission, writes Tom Richardson – and they’re not all about David Speirs.
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“South Australian-designed solar technology with the ability to triple the flying time of drones will be exhibited for the first time at the Avalon aviation expo this month.
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The Marshall Government’s claims that embattled Environment Minister David Speirs was denied “procedural fairness” are undermined by letters he sent both the Murray-Darling Basin Royal Commission and a separate Productivity Commission inquiry, opposing any new strategy for recovering 450 gigalitres of environmental flows under the basin plan.
The State Government has begun consulting with the gaming industry and non-government sector as part of its plan to overhaul South Australia’s gambling laws.
The State Government should purchase the Adelaide City Council-owned Le Cornu site to speed up what is becoming a lengthy development process, says SA Best MLC Frank Pangallo.
Scott Morrison is ramping up border security patrols and reopening Christmas Island after federal parliament passed new laws fast-tracking medical evacuations for asylum seekers.
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