No rates for mates and get receipts, new rules state
Remote MPs can no longer claim reimbursement if staying with family and friends in Adelaide and they’ll have to get receipts – just two of the new rules Country MPs must now follow.
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Our lives matter: The shocking truth of Indigenous disadvantage
The Black Lives Matter movement has swept the world. But closer to home it has highlighted the shocking Indigenous rates of incarceration, Black deaths in custody and the hard daily life struggle for many Aboriginal people.
Mind the gaps: Giving a voice to our secret past
Adelaide author Emma Ashmere has overcome many hurdles en route to becoming a writer, and her new book calls on many of these experiences to lift the lid on traditionally taboo topics.
‘It’s in the present’: Stolen Generations still a reality
More than a decade after then-Prime Minister Kevin Rudd delivered an apology to the Stolen Generations, Aboriginal children are still being removed from their families.
New ICAC faces public fury if travel probe derailed
If parliament decides the diary entries of the three are covered by parliamentary privilege, SA’s new corruption watchdog will be left with a large decision, writes Michael McGuire.
SA’s biggest private projects – but are they enough?
More than $12 billion in major private projects is rolling or being planned in SA – but it’s not enough to kickstart the state’s COVID financial slump, experts say, placing more pressure on the State Government.
Fans must face reality of footy’s racist record
The savagely racist culture that saw footballer Robert Muir spat and urinated on, attacked then shunned hasn’t been defeated. It’s just changed into something new, writes Michael McGuire.
Dear Gil, we’re the only one who fits the bill
Today Premier Steven Marshall speaks to AFL boss Gillon McLachlan about jagging the Grand Final, so we’ve delivered to Gil this open letter to help drive home why Adelaide should get the nod.
COVID-hit youth brace for decades of pain
Young people hit hardest by the pandemic’s economic consequences expect to pay the price for decades without a federal government plan to stave off a growing crisis.
The rise and fall of Stephan Knoll
Since he entered parliament in 2014, Stephan Knoll has been tipped as a future premier. But after resigning from Cabinet over the travel expenses scandal, can he claw his way back?
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