Adelaide Symphony Orchestra playing at the Town Hall. Photo: Shane Reid

Arts & Culture

Marshall "considering" concert hall as part of new arts plan

South Australia’s first arts plan in almost two decades has raised hopes a long-awaited concert hall for Adelaide could become a reality, while funding changes have been flagged for arts organisations.

Opinion

Richardson: Marshall can’t fight fire with Fyre

A conservative Right hijack of the SA Liberal Party may be fuelled by recent State Government decisions – but it’s been a long time coming, writes Tom Richardson.

Politics

Liberal Right shows might as ‘post-Pyne era’ begins

One of the state Liberal Party’s most senior officials could be the first victim of a factional takeover by the conservative Right, which has assumed control of the party’s governing body for the first time since the Nick Minchin era.

Opinion

Richardson: Things getting messy for Marshall

There are mounting signs that the Marshall administration is spinning out of control amid growing questions about slapdash messaging, internal discipline and the Government’s own economic credentials, writes Tom Richardson.

Local

Government caught out on Adelaide Oval compo

The State Government did not contact the Crows, Port Adelaide or the AFL before ruling out Adelaide Oval as a venue for Australia’s FIFA Women’s World Cup bid, instead relying on “representations” from the Stadium Management Authority that staging the event in the city would be a commercial “disaster” for the SMA.