Opinion
A state Liberal showdown looms tomorrow, as a tense political battle wages in the backdrop of Steven Marshall’s statesmanlike turn as MC of the state’s COVID-19 response, writes Tom Richardson.
News
The most outspoken critics of the Marshall Government’s measures to curb South Australia’s latest COVID outbreak come from within his own party, with federal Liberals lining up to slam the state’s “draconian” approach.
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An Apostolic Pentecostal pastor who seized control of the branch of one of the state’s most marginal Liberal seats shortly after joining the party says she became a member because it is the “strongest and best party to lead us into the future”.
EXCLUSIVE | Adelaide Pentecostal parishioners have been told it is their “mission” to join political parties so they can shape policy and preselections – amid claims senior Liberals are actively recruiting from their ranks – with a Marshall Government minister telling a local congregation to rail against the separation of church and state.
In today’s Notes On Adelaide, a South Australian Senator fires up at a “Wokeland” bid to change the name of a popular ice cream, while a Marshall Government minister fights off invisible trolls.
South Australia’s newest Liberal senator has slammed sporting codes such as the AFL prioritising “social justice causes” over the “core business” of playing sport, in a maiden speech decrying “the tyranny of political correctness”.
