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The State Government is forging ahead with its bid to build an acoustic concert hall in Adelaide, releasing a tender to determine whether a new venue could boost jobs and attract more international students – despite Treasurer Rob Lucas warning that the project could be “very difficult” to fund.
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Saturday’s AFL Showdown at Adelaide Oval “would have lost tens of thousands of dollars” if not for the Commonwealth JobKeeper subsidy, according to the Adelaide Venue Management Corporation, which says it would be “unviable and irresponsible” for it to stage similar events – a decision it concedes will cost event staff jobs.
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South Australia’s three universities sought a joint payroll tax waiver collectively worth almost $60 million from the Marshall Government as they sought to offset dramatic revenue shortfalls prompted by the coronavirus crisis, it has been revealed.
The magnitude of South Australia’s budget crisis has been laid bare with Treasury officials revealing a multi-billion dollar GST collapse since Rob Lucas’s December economic statement, coupled with a $350 million spending blowout.
A union representing workers “at the frontline of the COVID-19 pandemic” says the Marshall Government is “attempting to slash the working conditions of vital health workers” – but Treasurer Rob Lucas insists their pay demands are too high.
South Australia’s post-COVID-19 unemployment rate could spiral to almost 11 per cent within a year, while the gross state product is predicted to fall almost seven per cent, according to grim economic tidings as Treasurer Rob Lucas warns of “a world of pain” ahead.
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