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UPDATED | Embattled former Deputy Premier Vickie Chapman has been banned from parliament for six days as the dramatic fallout from this month’s vote of no confidence escalated today, with the Government again losing a crucial vote on the House of Assembly floor.
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The Marshall Government came to power promising open ICAC hearings, greater transparency and honesty in public administration. Instead, South Australia has a degraded and confused integrity system with greater risks of corruption. David Washington asks: how did this happen?
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The state Liberals will today move on from the era of Vickie Chapman, who has been deputy leader on and off since 2006, including for the past nine years – but the issues surrounding her departure will continue to haunt the party, writes Tom Richardson.
A divided Liberal party-room will attempt to unify behind a new leadership team tomorrow, with interim deputy premier Dan van Holst Pellekaan confirming he will seek to keep the job – but leading moderate John Gardner bowing out.
Energy Minister Dan van Holst Pellekaan has been handed the role of Deputy Premier on an interim basis – quietly appointed to the role he is expected to seek his colleagues’ endorsement for at a party-room ballot tomorrow.
UPDATED | Premier Steven Marshall has questioned the authority of the state’s Ombudsman to make a finding of misconduct against his former deputy Vickie Chapman, arguing determining breaches of the ministerial code is “my area”.
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