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UPDATED | The Marshall Government has suffered significant defeats in state parliament’s first votes since the Liberal Party lurched into minority government, with the crossbench joining with the Opposition to hijack the parliamentary agenda.
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EXCLUSIVE | One of the Marshall Government’s most senior ministers could face off against veteran independent Geoff Brock at the next state election, under a proposal to merge two regional seats being strongly considered by the state’s boundaries commission.
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The state Liberal party-room has met in person for the first time since the imposition of coronavirus restrictions – and immediately resumed hostilities over the Marshall Government’s controversial mining legislation, with backbenchers slamming an attempt to “kill off” a push for an independent review.
How independent is political kingmaker Geoff Brock? Could he support a future Liberal Government? In this extract from a new biography of the member for Frome, journalist Greg Mayfield explores the origins of Brock’s courtship with Labor.
The independent MP whose vote put Labor back into office says he could back a Liberal Government if he’s re-elected at next month’s state election, with Geoff Brock insisting he’s “open to talk to anyone”.
Local Government Minister Geoff Brock has threatened to sack the Coober Pedy council and appoint an administrator, citing fears about the council’s financial sustainability and governance.
The independent-held regional seat of Frome was created in 1991 to be a bellwether electorate that would likely hand the Liberals power in the event of a close election, a leading electoral analyst has told InDaily.
