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Police to continue to wield increased powers over West End

The State Government has extended “public precinct” zoning in Adelaide’s West End for another year, despite concerns from youth advocates that the laws unfairly target young people.

Politics

NO FAIR: Push to scrap contentious constitutional clause

The Weatherill Government’s bid for a referendum on how electoral boundaries are determined may be doomed to fail, but a separate push to abolish the constitution’s contentious “fairness clause” – and two-party bias – could yet find broader support.

Politics

No more cash for nuclear vision as parties conspire against waste dump

A parliamentary inquiry into Jay Weatherill’s doomed nuclear waste repository has told the State Government not to spend another cent of public money on the plan, with MPs from both major parties conspiring to drive the last nail into the project’s political coffin.

News

Greens Bill would force Govt to use Australian steel

The State Government would be forced to use mostly Australian steel in all its future infrastructure projects under a Greens Bill to be introduced into Parliament tomorrow.

Politics

"It’s all about the dump": Greens gear up for nuclear war

The South Australian Greens are preparing for a sustained public relations assault from next week, in the assumption that the Royal Commission into the state’s nuclear fuel cycle will recommend the viability of a nuclear waste dump.