Bob Hawke’s birthplace to become museum under Labor
The childhood home of former Prime Minister Bob Hawke would be transformed into a museum in his honour if Bill Shorten wins the election — see how much the plan will cost taxpayers.
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A South Australian Greens Senator has found some unexpected support from the opposite side of politics.
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Key SA crossbencher Rebekha Sharkie has revealed her “wishlist” of demands for the state if she ended up as a kingmaker in a hung Parliament.
Another key ALP policy in jeopardy
Labor is facing a blockage from Centre Alliance on another flagship policy, with its idea of children attending school two days a week from the age of three in jeopardy.
‘Future factory’ for Tonsley if Labor wins
Australia’s largest “factory of the future” would be established at Tonsley, in Adelaide’s southern suburbs, under a $20 million Labor Party promise.
SA threat to ALP’s franking credits plan
Centre Alliance is doubling down on its threat to block Bill Shorten’s franking credit policy, potentially putting a $5 billion hole in a key plank of Labor’s bid for government.
Analysis: Where the Libs went wrong in Mayo
The Liberals have a big problem in a once blue-ribbon seat. Watch as our political experts analyse the fallout from the latest poll.
Mayo voters want royal commission into Murray
An overwhelming majority of voters in a key South Australian electorate say a federal royal commission into the Murray-Darling Basin is required, putting the issue front and centre for the remainder of the election campaign.
The kids are united on climate
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If you fund it, they will come, says chief
A $150m redevelopment of one of SA’s major visitor drawcards is at the top of the state’s peak tourism body’s election wishlist.
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