ICAC inquiry call over SA Govt’s $2bn train deal
The rail union is demanding the ICAC investigate Adelaide’s $2.14 billion rail privatisation deal, after leaks showed the unsuccessful bidder had doubts about the tender process.
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1000 workers to get SA’s internet up to speed
Australia’s broadband network is in line for a multibillion-dollar overhaul – and that means thousands of workers and hundreds of thousands of households are set for a boost.
Ten years of travel data unveiled in parliament
The controversial travel allowance cost a number of ministers their jobs. Now a decade’s worth of country travel data for opposition leaders has been unveiled in state parliament – see their claims.
Liberals label bold boundary proposal as ‘too far’
A new boundary redraw could move one in five voters and boost Labor’s chances of winning the next State Election. And now the Liberals have responded.
Afterpay your speeding fine? It could be coming
Police are considering using payment plan providers such as Afterpay for speeding, firearms and cannabis fines. But will the move help or hinder the public?
Eye kept on our driving instructors
The State Government has been given the ability to arm transport officers with body cameras and fit driving instructors’ vehicles with cameras. But what they will do with the new powers is still being decided.
Emergency exit: Nurses alarmed at staff loss
The RAH emergency department is operating with less than half the required senior staff on some nights. “Junior staff are being put in positions that experienced nurses would be baulking at,” one nurse said.
Huge change for two CBD streets
Planners will look at turning Grenfell and Currie streets into a “public transport boulevard” for easier access – and a Hindley St revamp also appears on the cards.
Is this the strangest gift an MP has ever declared?
A state MP has declared his pet dog Dusty – a bushfire survivor named after Richmond hardman Dustin Martin – on the updated register of interests. SEE WHAT YOUR MP HAS DECLARED
New case, but not infectious
South Australia will consider reopening borders with the ACT and NSW on Friday, with the Premier saying it’s “not far off”. It comes as SA records a new case but it is not infectious.
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