THIS week in our subscriber exclusive Off The Record column — Where will the axe fall next on SA’s public service? Why Christopher Pyne is probably glad Steven Marshall ignored his advice. And a two-dimensional icon of SA politics of being retired.
IN the volatile world of politics where a crisis is only ever a poll or two away, SA Labor’s leadership loyalty has been remarkable — just two leaders in 24 years. Given this track record, whoever takes the top job can expect to be there for some time.
OF the seemingly endless variations thrown up by this strangest of elections, the prospect of a hung Parliament, where no party wins enough seats to govern alone, is one of the stronger possibilities.
A MYSTERY for the ages — who built the great Corflute Pyramid of Hindmarsh Square? We don’t know who built it, but we do know which federal minister personally tore it down …
THEY’LL face their ultimate judges tomorrow – the people of South Australia. But for now, we bring you the 2018 Off The Record Awards.
AS he surveyed the empty expanses of the Westfield Marion shopping centre yesterday, Liberal leader Steven Marshall promised a bright new consumer nirvana of almost limitless shopping.
IF the Liberals come up short by one or two seats and the only route to power is through Xenophon, what will they do, writes Michael McGuire.
THE State Government is shelling out millions of dollars to bring the State of Origin rugby league game between New South Wales and Queensland to Adelaide Oval in 2020.
Michael McGuire goes on a musical journey and listens to every one of The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time (while supposedly working).
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