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Notes on Adelaide
In today’s Notes on Adelaide column: with a fraught preselection ballot looming, the Liberal Party’s state president jets off for a European getaway as the Right faction pushes further into moderate-held branches, and Labor’s ‘steady-as-she-goes’ budget is overshadowed by a stoush with the party’s heartland supporter base.
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In today’s Notes On Adelaide, a new parliament looms with a familiar face in the Speaker’s chair, a notable absentee on the Opposition benches – and a new MLC whose election the Greens are already using to rally the troops ahead of next month’s federal poll.
In today’s Notes on Adelaide, Malinauskas keeps his shirt on while his Treasury spokesman loses his cool, the anti-vax mandate ex-Crows director endorses his replacement, and why is the state’s top bureaucrat still signing cheques for BankSA?
In today’s Notes On Adelaide, the State Government’s commercial-in-confidence editorial deal with News Corp loses ground with readers but has been renewed for a third year, parliament’s “hot mic” moment, and why a government advertising campaign will be censored in the lead-up to the election.
In today’s Notes On Adelaide, the Libs leave their exiled MP to sweat, while an outgoing former minister calls for public service reform – as new research suggests SA dodged a bullet with the Government’s failed council reforms.
Notes on Adelaide
Notes on Adelaide
Notes on Adelaide
Notes on Adelaide
