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Bribery, corruption, abuse failing L-platers
They are teaching the next generation of South Australian drivers but a new survey says the teacher driver sector has serious issues with corruption. And something has to change.
Chapman flags new system for MPs who act up
A new commission to enforce standards among politicians could be on its way to SA in the wake of the Sam Duluk Christmas party scandal.
Duluk turns up at winery for Abbott book launch
Besieged MP Sam Duluk has attended a winery for former prime minister Tony Abbott’s book launch – on the same day State Parliament was sitting.
Xenophon’s Huawei job takes a new turn
Former SA senator-turned-Huawei lawyer Nick Xenophon will lead a charm offensive across the country for the Chinese telco, which has been banned from the 5G network.
Demand – and room – for a winter festival, says Fringe director
Fringe director Heather Croall has backed the Premier’s call for a winter festival, like Tasmania’s Dark Mofo event, as a way of extending Mad March and injecting even more life into SA tourism.
Traffic to skyrocket on key northern road
A plan for LeFevre Peninsula shows traffic volumes are set to double. But Defence SA says there is no need for Pyne’s bold bridge plan.
Uber-style bus trials a winner
They’ve been hailed as the Ubers of the bus business and Hills residents are already jumping on-board on-demand transport trials.
Premier ups ante on criticism of sacked MP
The Premier has sacked Sam Duluk from the parliamentary Liberal Party after learning of “further allegations” about his drunken behaviour at a Christmas party. The MP for Waite will face court after being reported for assault.
Push to allow Uber into the Hills
Ridesharing would be legal in the Adelaide Hills and other regional areas under a new plan – but drivers would have to make a choice.
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