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Power 20 revealed: Who is SA’s most influential politician?
They are the decision makers tasked with shaping the state’s future but who holds the power in South Australia’s political circles? See the 2024 rankings.
More eyes in the sky as shark sightings spook beach lovers
A spate of shark attacks last summer and some recent sightings have scared many of us – but Surf Life Saving SA is taking steps to make the state’s beaches safer.
Initial fire damage to Buckingham Arms revealed
The damage caused by a massive fire at the historic Buckingham Arms hotel has been revealed as the developer weighs in on the site’s future.
Ripped off workers win big after Ombudsman demands payback
The Fair Work Ombudsman has forced several fast-food outlets in Adelaide’s western suburbs to repay thousands to ripped off workers. See where and how much.
‘Boils my p***’: Libs fear election Black out after poll whitewash
South Australia’s Liberals are staring down electoral “annihilation”, party chiefs fear, after its disastrous Black by-election loss that has triggered its worst parliamentary slump in nearly a century.
Lib leader Tarzia’s shock move after Speirs’ white powder snort video
New Liberal leader Vincent Tarzia inherited a party reeling from drug accusations against the party’s former leader David Speirs and here he finally shares what happened behind the scenes.
SA’s $4 billion contract failing schools at ‘alarming rate’
The Education Minister has blasted a $4b South Australian contract claiming many schools he visits ’almost always’ raise the issue.
‘Wasted vital minutes’: Bungle that could have cost footballer’s life
A defibrillator that could have helped a young footballer, who died after on-field collision, was locked in a club’s cupboard – and staff didn’t have the key to open it, according to new documents.
$65,000 for $2000 fence fiasco: Auditor aghast at contract costs
SA’s Auditor-General has slammed the ASX-listed company Ventia over its $4 billion contract with the state government, saying it allows overcharging and is slow with repairs of buildings.
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