Facebook reveals the MPs with the biggest ad bills
SA politicians are spending thousands of dollars buying space in our Facebook feeds, according to new figures from the social media giant that reveal who’s paying the most.
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Censored: ScoMo smoko artwork altered after complaints
A street artist has been forced to alter a mural in Port Adelaide that depicted the PM smoking coal from a glass pipe, after complaints it was offensive. But on closer inspection, the artist appears to be having the last laugh.
Blow the whistle, Wingard tells Kouts
The deal to privatise the state’s train network has taken another twist, with Transport Minister Corey Wingard asking an arch-rival to hand whistleblower documents about the contract to ICAC.
Councils borrow big for recovery
Councils are borrowing millions from the banks to help build infrastructure and spark their local economies. See some of the projects they are building.
Another $85 million for struggling businesses in SA
Hundreds of medium-sized SA businesses struggling with the COVID recession have won a new reprieve under an $85 million jobs stimulus.
Working from home eats away at city traders
City workers must return to their CBD offices before struggling traders succumb to the lack of traffic and create more dead zones, Adelaide business leaders say.
The factional warlords of SA politics
True political power doesn’t always have a public face. With suggestions cracks may be reappearing in the Liberal Party and Labor no stranger to power games, we take a look at the major factional players of SA politics.
Treasurer vows significant spend in Budget
An industry lobby wants a greater effort in getting big projects for South Australia on a national priority list. But the Treasurer believes there is another way.
$100m to fund huge increase in bushfire burnoffs
The State Government has doubled funding for bushfire prevention measures before summer. The controversial process of hazard-reduction burns will get the lion’s share of new cash.
Minister confronted by ‘magical emails’ on train tender
Transport Minister Corey Wingard has dodged a raft of questions about concerns over a rail contract. But emails he described as “fabricated” suddenly appeared in Parliament.
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