Bill Shorten's teary-eyed takedown of a News Corp attack on his family history is the enduring symbol of the week's campaigning. Photo: Lukas Coch / AAP

Opinion

RICHARDSON: Mum’s the word as News Corp’s own goal upends campaign

Labor weighed in on migration, the Premier was conspicuously absent and one of his ministers lurched from crisis to disaster. But, writes Tom Richardson, it was the Murdoch media that stole the spotlight for the wrong reasons in an eventful week in politics.

Local

"Unacceptable": No timeframe to fix crumbling Darlington debacle

Around 220 metres of concrete embankment might have to be replaced – with traffic delayed indefinitely along one of the state’s busiest roads – after the second concrete collapse on the Darlington motorway project this week.

Local

"SA's fallen off the pace": Hook sinks boot into Labor's infrastructure record

South Australia has “dropped the ball” on securing funding for major infrastructure projects, according to a former top state bureaucrat newly appointed to the national Infrastructure Australia board.

News

Marshall's infrastructure advisers revealed

Premier Steven Marshall has announced the full board of his key infrastructure advisory body.

News

$90 million "to once and for all get rid of crash corner”

The Marshall and Morrison governments have announced a $90 million project to duplicate part of Port Wakefield Road and build an overpass at the intersection of the Augusta and Copper Coast highways.