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Opposition Leader David Speirs concedes political parties need to ensure they’ve “got their houses in order” following the Ombudsman’s findings into the Marshall Government’s use of campaign tool NationBuilder.
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The Malinauskas Government says the state has enough electricity to meet demand amid ongoing warnings of lack of supply, but “market failure” could invoke powers legislated after the 2016 blackout to stop local generators sending power interstate.
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The State Government says it will save $20 million by scrapping a Liberal commitment to redevelop Glenelg Jetty that “failed to stack up” – but Liberals say the project had already been shelved years ago.
The State Government says it is “not aware of any imminent impact” on Whyalla’s steel operations after UK investigators visited several offices linked to Sanjeev Gupta’s GFG Alliance overnight as part of a major fraud probe.
The SA Liberal Party and the office of Premier Steven Marshall have been referred to the state’s anti-corruption watchdog to investigate potential misconduct, maladministration or corruption over “data harvesting” claims, the Ombudsman has told state parliament.
Sport Minister Corey Wingard says he welcomes an investigation into bullying allegations levelled against him, as a fiery exchange on the matter erupted in State Parliament this morning.
