Where there’s a will there’s a delay
GRIEVING South Australians are waiting months and spending thousands to divide deceased estates as the probate registry struggles to bring the over-stretched system up to speed.
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Downer: This time I’ll win
FEDERAL political aspirant Georgina Downer has won a preselection battle for the Adelaide Hills seat of Mayo, and will again take on Rebekha Sharkie in the next election.
Apathy on the streets of Mayo
STIFLING tax, unemployment, healthcare, their region ignored — the voters of Mayo have myriad concerns. But many of them don’t seem to even care there’s an election on Saturday.
Mayo candidates feel heat in ‘dirty’, ‘tough’ race
THE leading contenders for the federal seat of Mayo are feeling a bit battered and bruised but say it’s all part of politics.
Taxing the spirits of industry’s growth
WE produce the world’s best gin but taxation is preventing South Australia’s distillers from enjoying the same success as the state’s famous wine industry.
Calls to quit ‘dud’ Globelink venture
SA Freight Council calls on the State Government to scrap its 24 hour airport, hills bypass Globelink project.
Libs drop Gichuhi to unwinnable Senate ticket spot
DESPITE praise from Malcolm Turnbull, John Howard, Steven Marshall and Simon Birmingham South Australia Senator Lucy Gichuhi’s political career looks doomed.
Marshall pulls the plug on Rann’s vision
LIBERAL Premier Steven Marshall has pulled the plug on his former Labor premier Mike Rann’s vision for South Australia after more than a decade.
The colourful life of SA’s newest journo-turned-MP
NICK Xenophon’s right hand man with a background in backing battlers and victims wants more teeth for South Australia’s consumer watchdog.
Housing audit kicks off as thousands sleep rough
NEW Minister responsible for housing in SA, Michelle Lensink, says the system is not working as she reveals an audit is underway to assess public housing.
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