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Scandal, missteps and oddly-timed leaks have taken the shine off Steven Marshall’s generally statesmanlike start to 2020. But, as Tom Richardson writes, there may be a political consolation from the Premier’s recent woes.
Notes on Adelaide
A new year, and a new Notes On Adelaide – with plenty to unpack about David Ridgway and his mysterious disappearing department, and Christopher Pyne’s singular ability to mix business with business.
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The State Government will prorogue parliament at the beginning of the new year, killing off all proposed legislation that didn’t make into law this year and promising a “bold”, renewed agenda for the start of 2020.
My enemy’s enemy is my friend: the old proverb remains ever-relevant in politics, demonstrated again this week by SA Labor’s enthusiastic cheerleading for the state’s anti-corruption watchdog Bruce Lander.
Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Bruce Lander says Premier Steven Marshall spoke to him angrily during a closed-doors meeting last week, in which he alleges the Premier contradicted his own public statements about the ICAC report into SA Health.
Premier Steven Marshall has declared there is no need for an independent probe into SA Health, while defending his Government’s handling of a scathing report into suspected corruption within the department.
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