River shapes as poll battleground
The Murray River has got some good news for its recovery, but its future in SA is uncertain after changes in Canberra. That makes it a key election issue.
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No medi-hotel leak, tests show
Two Covid-19 cases from Adelaide’s Stamford medi-hotel are not linked, authorities have announced.
PM warned Nationals’ water war will sink Boothby hopes
The Morrison government’s junior partner must be pulled into line, the PM’s been warned, as SA Liberal and Labor MPs recoil at a shock attack on the state’s water rights.
Will the PM choose a new water minister?
All eyes will be on Scott Morrison and Barnaby Joyce’s pick for water minister when a new frontbench is unveiled as early as Friday.
SA politicians unite to stare down Nationals’ water threat
In a rare show of unity, South Australian senators and MPs are vowing to jointly defy any push by the National Party to “blow up” the Murray-Darling Basin Plan.
Why Barnaby’s water stunt will have ScoMo sweating
Just two days into his job, Barnaby Joyce has sparked off a new round of infighting within the Coalition. Claire Bickers explains why the SA fightback matters.
‘SA doesn’t need fresh water’: Nationals renew Murray stunt
A Nationals MP has made bizarre claims about “The Science” on the second day of the party’s doomed attempt to destroy the Murray-Darling Basin Plan.
Nuclear waste dump for SA gets green light
A nuclear waste dump site in SA will be declared within weeks – with Kimba’s mayor welcoming the breakthrough.
SA nuclear waste dump clears Senate hurdle
The Federal Government is now expected to name Kimba as the site of the facility after a key vote in Canberra.
SA gets green light to bring back overseas students
International students will be back in SA within months, with Canberra approving the Parafield Airport quarantine hub.
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