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The escalating country claims scandal will see systemic change and could have ongoing ramifications for the SA Liberal Party. But, writes Tom Richardson, the Marshall Government has already set the precedent for what happens next.
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Steven Marshall won government promising to implement a Strong Plan for Real Change. But events of this week, as Tom Richardson writes, suggest the new mantra should be a Strong Plan for No Change Whatsoever.
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The threat of financial hardship continues to weigh heavily on the minds of many business owners, even as we appear to have flattened the proverbial curve of infection. Here’s what SA businesses should be doing now, according to Chris Overton and Austin Taylor.
After a forced trial, South Australians are now looking for balance in their work life, according to market and cultural research agency Square Holes in our weekly dive into the mood of South Australians.
The Grattan Institute’s Danielle Wood and Nathan Blane argue that transitioning the economy from emergency settings to business as usual will not be easy, but there’s no imperative to do it suddenly.
Australia acted quickly to contain the spread of coronavirus, others nations not so fast. The results are clear to see, explains Hassan Vally.
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