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Liberal backbenchers, donors and business groups have expressed “palpable anger” over the Marshall Government’s proposed land tax grab, with insiders fearful a growing backlash could see it booted from office after just one term.
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SPECIAL REPORT: South Australians are paying hundreds of millions of dollars to walk along sandy metropolitan beaches. And we’ll spend hundreds of millions more to keep them. David Eccles explains.
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The Marshall Government has been accused of playing “cynical” and “arrogant political games” by ramping up its campaign on council rate-capping just days after imposing hefty new costs on ratepayers through its state budget “bin tax”.
Here’s our guide to the key measures in the State Budget – including big new spending and taxation initiatives – that could affect your business.
Environmental groups on Kangaroo Island concerned about the incremental destruction of habitat are fighting a complex paper battle on multiple fronts. Kathie Stove explains what they are up against – and why they care.
The Marshall Government’s second State Budget has been far from well received but, writes Tom Richardson, its fundamental flaw isn’t about new cuts, charges or taxes – but a basic lack of cohesion.
South Australia’s peak women’s legal centre has questioned why the State Government rejected its bid to provide a court assistance service to victims of domestic violence, claiming the successful bidder for the $2 million contract didn’t offer the best value for money.
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