Opinion
Adelaide: A city of two tales
Adelaide’s growth is being hobbled by regressive organisational systems, brain drain, recruitment bias and the creation of false media realities, writes Malcolm King.
Opinion
Adelaide’s growth is being hobbled by regressive organisational systems, brain drain, recruitment bias and the creation of false media realities, writes Malcolm King.
News
South Australia’s public servants have agreed to work bans across government departments, joining doctors and hospital staff in a “perfect storm” of industrial action – unless the State Government accepts their claims.
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The state’s peak business lobby has called on the Weatherill Government to “hold the line” against threats of industrial action by the public sector union, which InDaily yesterday revealed was gearing up to “go to war” over Labor’s bid to cap pay rises at 1.5 per cent.
A global expert says connecting government data streams can help solve thorny policy problems including many confronting South Australia such as identifying and protecting vulnerable children.
Premier Jay Weatherill will offer an historic apology to the state’s LGBTIQ community on Thursday, despite the fact that South Australia is set to be the only state in Australia where the so-called “gay panic” defence remains an option in the courts.
The key underlying factor required to strengthen South Australia’s economy is for the state to become much more citizen and business-driven and much less State Government-driven, writes economics commentator Richard Blandy.
In the wake of Donald Trump’s election as president, former South Australian DPP Stephen Pallaras calls for a re-think of the concept of “expertise” in our political class.
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