It’s time to completely ditch half of parliament
In Matthew Abraham’s last column for the Sunday Mail, he proposes a massive shake-up of SA’s parliament – to speed things up, and save millions.
In Matthew Abraham’s last column for the Sunday Mail, he proposes a massive shake-up of SA’s parliament – to speed things up, and save millions.
The reality is, very few SA voters can do much to influence the outcome of the election. But there is one thing we can all do to make our voices heard. Be a pain the bum on polling day.
Nothing against David Speirs, the new Liberal leader, but he very likely won’t be his party’s next premier, writes Matthew Abraham. That’s not how the Libs roll.
‘Gotcha’ questions has been derided in the wake of Albo’s epic stuff up. But a good gotcha question can actually help journalists punch through the spin pollies use to avoid scrutiny, writes Matthew Abraham.
One of the most powerful blows dealt to the last SA government was as obvious as a roadtrain, writes Matthew Abraham. The new Premier will stare one down too.
As independent became a byword for expelled or disowned Liberal, the path ahead of SA’s irresistible leader became clear, writes Matthew Abraham.
The road back for the decimated South Australian Liberals has become ridiculously complicated, writes Matthew Abraham.
Peter Malinauskas’s historic run to the Premier’s office began with an echo of the stunning Kevin 07 campaign, and then it got worse for the Liberals, writes Matthew Abraham.
If you want proof that Professor Spurrier and Grant Stevens are public servants above politics, you’ve got it, writes Matthew Abraham.
Even the Premier dropped a big hint about where he thinks the Liberal campaign stands as it was labelled “insipid” and “lethargic” this week, writes Matthew Abraham.
Original URL: https://www.adelaidenow.com.au/journalists/matthew-abraham