Steven Marshall stops for a tune during a visit to the Repatriation General Hospital today. Photo: Tom Richardson / InDaily

Politics

Marshall vows to play a different tune on federal-state relations

Premier Steven Marshall has warned South Australians against electing Bill Shorten as Prime Minister, but says he won’t be picking “fake fights” with the Labor leader if they do so.

Politics

Coalition support crashes after leadership chaos

Dumping Malcolm Turnbull has crushed support for the government and made Bill Shorten the preferred prime minister – but Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack says the government can turn it around.

Opinion

Albanese is race-ready if by-election voters fire starting gun

Anthony Albanese’s backers – who include members of a divided NSW right faction – are confident the “anti-coup” protections Kevin Rudd put in place can be swept aside if the numbers are there for change.

News

Shorten backs down on business tax 'captain's call'

Bill Shorten says small and medium-sized businesses already paying lower taxes were key in convincing him not to roll back the Turnbull government’s tax cuts.

News

"Hard decisions" mean Labor can offer tax cuts, says Shorten

Bill Shorten says his hard decisions on negative gearing and capital gains tax mean he can offer voters almost double the coalition’s tax cuts at the next election.