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UPDATED | Opposition Leader Peter Malinauskas has re-opened the door for a compromise on shop trading deregulation, recommitting Labor to accepting major shops and supermarkets opening at 9am on Sundays.
Politics
Treasurer Rob Lucas could be forced to further gut his contentious land tax reforms in a bid to win over intransigent crossbenchers, after the Labor Opposition today effectively killed off his newly-compromised Bill.
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A former Liberal MP has raised a dire land tax warning in a face-to-face meeting with Treasurer Rob Lucas after attending a Labor forum on the looming legislative shake-up, with parliament set to start debating the changes next week.
Opposition Leader Peter Malinauskas has spent nearly $20,000 on Facebook advertising since the March 2018 election – considerably more than his bill for traditional radio and print messaging – and paid $28,000 to a consulting firm headed by a Labor communications and polling guru.
The most ominous assessment of the challenges facing Peter Malinauskas’s mission to rebuild faith in Labor’s local brand comes, bizarrely, from a rising star of Australia’s far right, writes Tom Richardson.
South Australia’s property and development industries have warned that a push by state Labor to impose minimum car parking requirements on new residential developments would increase costs to homebuyers.
