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Darley splits with Xenophon party
Former Nick Xenophon MP John Darley has vowed to serve his full term in South Australia's upper house after quitting the popular senator's party in a stoush over voting reforms.
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Former Nick Xenophon MP John Darley has vowed to serve his full term in South Australia's upper house after quitting the popular senator's party in a stoush over voting reforms.
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Liberal member for Mount Gambier, Troy Bell, has quit the party after being charged with multiple offences, but insists he is innocent.
Thirteen people are now confirmed dead after a fast moving van mowed through tourists on Barcelona's most famous avenue in an attack that has been claimed by Islamic State.
Far from being the last nail in the Weatherill Government's electoral coffin, the power crisis has perversely breathed new life into Labor's re-election hopes, writes Tom Richardson. It is turning its own failures on energy security into a single-issue platform on which to campaign.
The State Government has increased the threshold at which development assessments can be taken out of the hands of local councils – from $3 million to $5 million – as the Ombudsman considers investigating yet another complaint about the Coordinator-General's exercise of his powers.
Silicon Valley has joined a swelling backlash against US neo-Nazi groups as more technology companies removed white supremacists from their services in response to the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia.
There are good reasons why our judiciary must not be swayed by public opinion, writes legal commentator Morry Bailes.
The company which will build a giant solar thermal power plant near Port Augusta has experienced an eight-month outage at its similar facility in the US - the first to use its "molten salt" technology at such a scale.
President Donald Trump has poured petrol on a firestorm of race-related political division, backtracking on his previous condemnation of far-right groups for the deadly Charlottesville rally, and instead insisting both left and right-wing groups were at fault for the violence.
A South Australian scientist has developed a rocket that can be fuelled by magnesium harvested from space junk orbiting Earth or mined from the surface of Mars.
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“Two years ago, InDaily travelled to the Nevada desert to learn how a solar thermal power plant was transforming a sleepy, stagnant town. With yesterday's announcement that the same company is going to build a similar plant near Port Augusta, it's worth revisiting that prescient article.”
A father and son Adelaide company has developed a new process to create a lightweight, solar-powered drone, which they hope will be able to fly almost indefinitely during daylight hours.
The divisive rhetoric surrounding federal Labor's proposed tax on family trusts masks the real debate we need to have about the Australian tax system, argues Andrea Michaels.
Commonwealth Bank chief executive Ian Narev will retire by the end of June next year after Australia's largest bank was accused of breaching money-laundering and terrorism-financing laws.
UPDATED: The Turnbull government faces a possible constitutional crisis after Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce was told he could be a citizen of New Zealand.
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