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.
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.
NICK Xenophon’s right hand man with a background in backing battlers and victims wants more teeth for South Australia’s consumer watchdog.
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.
NEW Speaker Vincent Tarzia, who spoke of wanting to “modernise” Parliament, has brought back a 20-year-old rule that bans photography of sitting MPs.
SOUTH Australia’s public sector watchdog has called for an overhaul of Freedom of Information laws that have been labelled worse than the rules of a third-world country.
South Australian Premier Steven Marshall has joined the mission to Get Google to Adelaide.
THE new Premier should make a bold pitch to get Google’s Australian headquarters located in Adelaide after a bid in Sydney that would have created up to 10,000 jobs fell through, some of our top business and academic leaders have urged.
CONTRACTS worth tens of millions of dollars that were signed in the former Labor government’s final weeks are under review to check whether the deals offer value for taxpayers.
OIL giant BP suggested a spill in the Great Australian Bight could be good for local businesses, documents kept under wraps for more than two years have revealed.
PREMIER-ELECT Steven Marshall will form a Liberal government in SA for the first time in 16 years, after a dramatic state election which ended as an almost complete bust for the new third force in state politics led by former senator Nick Xenophon.
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