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The State Labor Party has criticised Nick Xenophon for perpetrating “one of the biggest spin jobs” over his citizenship mea culpa, after the SA senator blamed political opponents for “exhuming” his status as a British citizen.
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Registrations of interest are open for apartments in a 20-storey building to be built on the corner of Rundle Street and East Terrace in the city.
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Adelaide-based oil and gas producer Beach Energy has posted a profit turnaround of more than $900 million.
The government has lost further ground in Newspoll, now trailing Labor 46-54% in two-party terms, in the wake of the crisis over citizenship.
An economic blueprint for South Australia from more than 35 years ago shows that government and business leaders were concerned we might become a "stagnant backwater". Did South Australia act on their recommendations? You be the judge.
Funny, cheeky and energetic seven-year-old Julian Cadman was enjoying the sights of Barcelona with his mum when terror struck.
The Weatherill Government will again head into an election campaign at loggerheads with the state’s peak business lobby, as the Premier today attacked Business SA for “talking down South Australia”.
The City of Unley is promising no repeat of last year’s controversial streetlight replacement tender - abandoned over perceived conflicts of interest - as it joins a new bid to modernise public lighting in eastern Adelaide.
The futurist who predicted the 2008 financial crash will give a keynote address on the future of energy at this year's event to unveil South Australia's top 100 businesses.
UPDATED | High-profile independent senator Nick Xenophon could be a UK citizen by descent, rendering him potentially ineligible to serve in parliament.
This week, we hand over the Media Week column to Royce Zygarlicki who takes issue with last week's assertion that Adelaide's national significance in the media and advertising industries is in decline. Rather, he argues that digital media is invigorating the local industry.
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“There are good reasons why our judiciary must not be swayed by public opinion, writes legal commentator Morry Bailes. ”
Seven West Media has been dragged to a full-year loss of $744.3 million by nearly $1 billion in writedowns and one-off costs.
Let’s get one point straight. The crisis around Barnaby Joyce has been caused by one simple oversight by one person. Joyce was careless in not properly checking whether he complied with the citizenship requirement of the Australian Constitution.
The Turnbull Government may have won the support of One Nation for its media ownership reforms but it faces a struggle to convince other crucial Senate crossbenchers.
Tales of love, hatred and jealousy are explored in an award-winning play by Flinders graduate CJ (Callum) McLean.
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