Opinion
By announcing a policy to merge South Australia’s universities, Labor leader Peter Malinauskas has shown he is committed to making the state smaller and more inconsequential, argues Collette Snowden.
Politics
Liberal exile Sam Duluk has joined three of his former colleagues in petitioning the panel charged with redrawing the state’s electoral map to rethink changes to their own seats’ boundaries – as the Labor Party today formalised candidates in three Government-held marginals.
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South Australia’s legislation governing public sector accountability and honesty appears straightforward in its definition of a conflict of interest – but a major department and a cabinet minister are insisting there is nothing to see here. David Washington explains.
The expenses scandal has claimed another Marshall Government scalp, with Liberal MP Adrian Pederick standing down from his position as government whip.
Premier Steven Marshall has sworn in a new-look cabinet he admits he never wanted, featuring as many ministers called David as it does women and two first-term MPs who will take on the “heavy responsibility” of guiding South Australia through one of its most challenging economic crises.
Premier Steven Marshall has today diced with factional danger by banishing the majority Right faction of the Liberal Party from his cabinet altogether, with two first-term MPs among three new faces in his ministry unveiled early this afternoon.
