Notes on Adelaide
A Notes On Adelaide sequel, as the Marshall Government manages to annoy a previously sympathetic crossbench, apologise to the Opposition, make a deal, break the deal and then apologise all over again – all within the space of 24 hours.
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UPDATED: A potential contender to win the state’s rail contracts will be referred to the Auditor-General over claims it “inappropriately” tried to coach Transport Minister Stephan Knoll’s office on how to sell its privatisation message.
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The state’s Independent Commissioner Against Corruption does not have the power to make a finding of misconduct or maladministration, according to evidence given to state parliament by the SA Law Society.
Embattled Infrastructure Minister Stephan Knoll has refused to confirm he attended a Liberal fundraiser in Mount Gambier yesterday, whilst conceding he shares metropolitan motorists’ “frustration” about the ongoing debacle engulfing the state’s busiest roadway.
The State Government says Primary Industries Minister Tim Whetstone had no choice but to spend more than $5700 of public funds on a luxury charter flight from Whyalla to Ceduna late last year.
EXCLUSIVE | Tensions between state parliament and the Independent Commission Against Corruption are poised to dramatically escalate, with a Labor-led motion to refer the state’s public integrity unit to an independent auditor, InDaily can reveal.
