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One of state parliament’s four crossbenchers has railed against the mandated four-yearly redistribution of electoral boundaries, saying a “tiny sliver” of a single suburb is all that’s left of the seat she first won more than 20 years ago.
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EXCLUSIVE | Former Labor frontbencher Tony Piccolo has quit as the party’s candidate for Schubert – just weeks after he was formally endorsed – and will seek to run again in his current seat of Light, after a mooted boundary change did not eventuate.
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Labor is considering pitting frontbencher Tony Piccolo against axed Marshall Government minister Stephan Knoll at the next state election, with a proposed boundary redistribution shifting his Gawler base into Liberal-held territory.
It was what the Liberals feared.
The Marshall Government’s re-election hopes could be dealt a blow with the commission tasked with redrawing South Australia’s electoral map shifting the pendulum in Labor’s favour – and a key independent set to contest one of the Liberal Party’s previously safest seats.
The fate of the Marshall Government’s proposed sweeping electoral reforms might be determined as early as tonight – ahead of a milestone day that could determine the course of the next state election.
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