REVEALED: Marshall falls behind in early polling

Labor has taken an early lead in the state election campaign, while three out of four South Australians believe the Government was not adequately prepared to open SA’s borders last November, according to a new statewide poll.

REVEALED: New polling points to a tight state election

The Marshall Government has maintained a slender lead over the Labor Opposition just six months out from the looming state election, new polling has found – with health set to be the dominant issue of the campaign.

A Tesla car charging station near the "big battery" plant outside of Jamestown. Photo: AAP/ Morgan Sette

Strong support for 100 per cent SA renewables target: poll

A new poll shows that almost 70 per cent of South Australian voters back a 100 per cent clean energy target by 2030.

South Australians want more funding for ABC: poll

Almost three quarters of South Australians want taxpayer funding to the ABC increased or maintained at its current level, according to a new ReachTel poll, InDaily can reveal.

Australians want faster move to renewables: poll

A national poll shows two thirds of Australians believe the nation is moving into renewable energy too slowly.

Company tax cut will boost US coffers: think tank

A left-leaning think tank predicts proposed company tax cuts will deliver the US tax man a $8 billion bonus.

Economic benefits of nuclear dump exaggerated: report

The multi-billion dollar benefits of establishing a local nuclear waste dump were grossly exaggerated in last month’s royal commission tentative findings, according to a response by the Australia Institute released today.