Is Jay Weatherill up the creek without a paddle? Photo: Nick Goodman / AAP

Analysis

Richardson: Labor in uncharted waters, trying to stay afloat

We are now in uncharted territory. The Labor Party today has done something that has not been done since the current electoral boundaries regime was introduced ahead of the 1993 election.

Local

Labor launches unprecedented court action in electoral boundaries battle

EXCLUSIVE: The South Australian Labor Party has launched a historic Supreme Court challenge to the most dramatic shake-up of the state’s electoral boundaries in a generation, in a move that could throw the 2018 state election contest into disarray.

Politics

ELECTION SHAKE-UP: Libs handed pole position in 2018 poll

UPDATED: The state Liberals have effectively been handed two further seats that could see them win a thumping majority if they replicate their 2014 statewide vote at the next election, after the commission charged with redrawing the electoral map made significant changes in its final report.

Politics

Foley tells: Ratty Rann's foul-mouthed 'gift' to the AFL

Kevin Foley has opened up about how he was too scared of Mike Rann to ever challenge him, despite his former leader being “as popular as dog sh*t” during his early tenure as Labor leader – and how he believes incumbent Jay Weatherill has become “a much better Premier than he was a minister”.

Business

Greens agreement helps get tax-avoidance laws over line

The Turnbull government has struck a deal with the Greens to enable its multinational tax-avoidance laws to clear parliament.