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The Liberal dumped as a candidate in favour of an ex-Labor president is warning his former party that deals behind closed doors won’t save them at the next federal election.
The Marshall Government has backed down on a budget savings measure to “implement cost recovery for merchant fees” that would have seen South Australians slugged hidden charges at Service SA centres across the state.
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A former adviser to ex-prime minister Malcolm Turnbull will run against his nemesis Tony Abbott in the upcoming federal election.
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Labor leader Peter Malinauskas has committed to re-open three Service SA centres earmarked for closure in the Marshall Government’s first budget, in a by-election pitch aimed at shoring up by-election support in Enfield and drawing a political battleline on government spending.
The State Government has appointed a permanent CEO to TAFE SA for the first time since former head Robin Murt resigned more than a year ago, after enrolments were suspended in a raft of underperforming courses.
UPDATED | Murray Darling Basin Royal Commissioner Bret Walker has expressed concerns about the Marshall Government’s plans for his final report when he delivers it within days, as he forecasts a scathing assessment of “many governmental decisions and processes”.
Premier Steven Marshall has announced the full board of his key infrastructure advisory body.
British MPs have defeated Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit divorce deal by a crushing margin, triggering political upheaval that could lead to a disorderly exit from the EU or even to a reversal of the 2016 decision to leave.
SPECIAL REPORT | He runs one of SA Labor’s ruling factions and orchestrated the rise of the state’s last premier, but mention David Gray’s name and most South Australians would assume you’re talking about an English troubadour or retired TV comedian. So is Labor’s most reclusive powerbroker a ‘faceless man’? “That’s not for me to say,” he tells Tom Richardson.
Finance Minister Mathias Cormann was just doing his job when he booked flights costing $37,000 to meet with crossbenchers last year, his cabinet colleague Dan Tehan says.
UPDATED | A state Liberal Party activist will run as an independent in next month’s Enfield by-election, declaring “people in the electorate deserve a Liberal voice” after the party today confirmed it would not endorse a formal candidate.
South Australia’s electricity network is expected to cope with the heatwave conditions set to hit the state, Premier Steven Marshall says.
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“South Australia’s first Liberal Premier in a generation ended 2018 on a high – after a deliberately low-key approach to his first year in office. But, writes Tom Richardson, the lessons of past failures should ensure that the era of “underpromising” is set to end.
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Meanwhile in Canberra… politics this year has seen a series of meltdowns. Will 2019 offer respite from the chaos?
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Adelaide’s legal community has been stunned by confirmation Director of Public Prosecutions Adam Kimber will not seek re-appointment for his position when his tenure expires in April.
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Prime Minister Scott Morrison says Australia needs a dedicated new law that makes religious discrimination illegal, in order to protect freedom.
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Australia’s new anti-corruption watchdog will have “teeth” to investigate criminal behaviour by MPs and within law enforcement and government bodies.
Former Premier Jay Weatherill has traced “the story of Malcolm Turnbull’s demise” to his political intervention into South Australian politics after the 2016 statewide blackout, arguing the foray needlessly wedged the former Prime Minister “between the Labor states and his right-wing party-room” on energy policy.
Malcolm Turnbull says Prime Minister Scott Morrison should go to an early federal election to help save NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian from defeat in a state poll.
Premier Steven Marshall has intervened to deal with a party-room rebellion over mining policy, conceding he needs to “take responsibility” for the breakdown, after perhaps the toughest fortnight of his political and personal life.
Former deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce has accused Malcolm Turnbull of “throwing him under the bus” and causing turmoil in the Liberal Party.
More than 3000 public school teachers have rallied in Adelaide, vowing to take the fight for better wages and conditions up to the State Government.
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Cabinet minister Christopher Pyne has threatened there will be tit for tat if Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton is referred to the High Court.
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South Australian Centre Alliance MP Rebekha Sharkie has savaged the light workload of the federal parliament ahead of the next election.
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