Fears South Rd tunnels decision has stalled
A decision on tunnels to finish the multi-billion-dollar North-South Corridor has been promised for months – but documents show it’s still a long time away, the Opposition says.
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It is a fleet vehicle scheme embraced by nearly all of South Australia’s State MPs. But is that surprising when the cost of the scheme has not changed in 15 years?
Bullying, jealousy blamed for Libs’ women problem
A Liberals event slammed for hosting hundreds amid new virus restrictions has heard claims bullying and jealousy between the female members are forcing women to dump political aspirations.
Koutsantonis ‘hid’ lavish lunch costs: Lucas
Treasurer Rob Lucas says his predecessor tried to hide lunches worth hundreds of dollars after documents revealed how much Tom Koutsantonis’ dining bill cost taxpayers.
Crows and Port members should pick their boards: Senator
A South Australian Senator is calling for a freeze on taxpayers’ funds going to AFL clubs Port Power and the Adelaide Crows. He argues it could help on-field performance if the clubs’ boards were picked by members not “over lunch at the Adelaide Club”.
New minister urged to get up to speed fast
SA’s new infrastructure minister is already copping claims we’re stuck in the slow lane despite only taking the job just over a week ago in the travel scandal reshuffle.
Fruit fine win but legal fight flies on
A Victorian man has beaten a fine by taking the government to court after it sparked a border debacle with a botched fruit fly crackdown. But he’s not letting them off that easily.
SA major projects snubbed for fast-tracked federal funding
Not a single SA project appears on a list of major national priorities to be released by Intrastructure Australia on Wednesday.
Controversial travel claims limit ‘too close to CBD’
The 75km limit that allows country MPs access to a controversial travel allowance costing taxpayers millions should be widened, Labor and the Greens say, because cars and roads have improved.
Rodeo trip ropes new minister into dust up
Another senior minister has come under fire over travel allowances after a visit to a country rodeo sparked Opposition claims taxpayers were being billed for electorate work.
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