Podcasts

Notes on Adelaide podcast: The thin blue line

On the 50th anniversary of the death of George Duncan in the Torrens – a murder that reshaped modern Australia – we take a look inside the police files on the investigation. What we find is sometimes comical, often disturbing and very revealing about the attitudes of the day.

Notes on Adelaide

Red faces and wet feet at Crows HQ

In today’s Notes On Adelaide column: if you’ve ever had a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day at the office – spare a thought for this young Crow.

Notes on Adelaide

Dan still the man for Speaker | Greens use One Nation as inspiration

In today’s Notes On Adelaide, a new parliament looms with a familiar face in the Speaker’s chair, a notable absentee on the Opposition benches – and a new MLC whose election the Greens are already using to rally the troops ahead of next month’s federal poll.

Politics

Bad Libs > Good Labor | Dogfight in Kavel | Hanson's call to axe SA seats

In our final Campaign Diary: a Liberal organiser rallies the troops with a less-than-enthusiastic assessment of the Marshall Government’s first term, an ownership dispute over an independent’s high-profile pooch, and One Nation’s leader hits town with a radical referendum proposal.

Politics

Campaign Diary: SA’s taxpayer-funded electioneering loophole

In our latest diary entry, how taxpayers are funding a wealth of party political propaganda, and an awkward Liberal campaign mix-up.