Steven Marshall stops for a tune during a visit to the Repatriation General Hospital today. Photo: Tom Richardson / InDaily

Politics

Marshall vows to play a different tune on federal-state relations

Premier Steven Marshall has warned South Australians against electing Bill Shorten as Prime Minister, but says he won’t be picking “fake fights” with the Labor leader if they do so.

Opinion

Richardson: Marshall’s winning ‘shock and snore’ strategy

A few days ago, the leader of the SA Opposition stood up before a large crowd of people and conceded: “To be quite honest, I didn’t go into politics for the social issues.”

News

Former Kiwi Finance Minister to review SA's trade and investment strategy

EXCLUSIVE | Premier Steven Marshall has appointed New Zealand’s former Finance Minister to review his government’s approach to international trade.

Local

REVEALED: Millions spent on public service cull

UPDATED | The Marshall Government has spent more than $4.6 million on payouts for sacked public service executives since it took office, figures provided to InDaily reveal.

Politics

REVEALED: The lost letters that could have swung an election

An inquiry into groundbreaking electoral reform and an “enduring, bipartisan commitment” to an independent Speaker were presented by Steven Marshall as commitments for a Liberal Government in 2014 negotiations with a key independent, newly discovered documents reveal.