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One of the state Liberal Party’s most senior officials could be the first victim of a factional takeover by the conservative Right, which has assumed control of the party’s governing body for the first time since the Nick Minchin era.
Property prices in the city could drop and negligence lawsuits could rise as a direct consequence of climate change, the Adelaide City Council has been warned.
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Renew Adelaide delivered $3.90 worth of local wages and business profits for every $1 that taxpayers spent on its operations over 12 months, according to a cost-benefit analysis released today.
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The number of Aboriginal people working to stem the flow of children in care is set to double as part of a new State Government plan to better respond to the cultural needs of Aboriginal communities.
Former deputy prime minister Tim Fischer, who has died aged 73 of cancer, leaves a political and personal legacy as a man of courage, conviction and congeniality, says Michelle Grattan.
Adelaide-based Santos has reported an 89 per cent increase in underlying profit and declared an interim dividend of 6.0 US cents per share.
A “genius” appeal judge who was the sole dissenter in the decision to reject Cardinal George Pell’s bid for freedom could be his last remaining hope.
French President Emmanuel Macron says a no-deal Brexit would be of Britain’s own making and not the EU’s, and any trade pact between the UK and US would not mitigate the cost of such an outcome.
“Fear of the unknown” amid ongoing uncertainty about the Marshall Government’s looming land tax shakeup is strangling the property market, the sector says, as Treasurer Rob Lucas concedes even his best-case compromise scenario would not be “nationally competitive”.
Sanjeev Gupta’s GFG Alliance has been in discussions with the State and Federal Governments over potential taxpayer support for the Whyalla steelworks, the company acknowledged today.
Eleven century-old trees at risk of being chopped down as part of the Lot Fourteen development are no closer to being saved, with the Adelaide City Council claiming it needs to delay reaching a decision because it hasn’t been properly consulted by the State Government.
An Australian recycling giant with two transfer stations in Adelaide has collapsed with debts worth $100 million.
Catholic Cardinal George Pell will be stripped of his Order of Australia after losing an appeal against his child sex abuse conviction.
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“Twitter and Facebook say they have dismantled a state-backed information operation originating in mainland China that sought to undermine protests in Hong Kong.
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Britain will face shortages of fuel, food and medicine if it leaves the European Union without a transition deal, according to leaked official documents reported by the Sunday Times, but the interpretation was immediately contested by ministers.
There are mounting signs that the Marshall administration is spinning out of control amid growing questions about slapdash messaging, internal discipline and the Government’s own economic credentials, writes Tom Richardson.
A Norwood-based wine company that used near-identical labelling to Penfolds on more than 1 million bottles of wine exported to China and failed to pay damages, has been forced into liquidation.
Eleven century-old trees along North Terrace are in danger of being chopped down and replaced with pavers, with both the State Government and Adelaide City Council’s administration pushing for their removal as part of the Lot Fourteen development.
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