Tram project ‘off the rails’
THE State Government has given up on setting deadlines for the North Terrace tram extension project, as another date passes.
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Gas prices deflate for many
A GAS bill discount of 11 per cent has been added to a State Government 18-per-cent-off electricity deal as a sweetener to increase uptake by needy householders.
Why ending ‘gay panic’ laws is harder than it seems
IMPLEMENTING a law change to remove the “gay panic” defence for murder is more complicated than it seems, as Miles Kemp reports.
SA weighs move to abolish gay panic murder laws
SA could become the final state or territory in Australia to abolish the murder defense known as “gay panic” if the State Government backs Law Reform Institute recommendations.
Metro backtracks on 30 minute trains pledge
ADELAIDE Metro has had to “clarify” its new timetables, after train users pointed out some key problems with a promise of trains every 30 minutes.
Extra services for four major train lines
MANY train passengers will wait no longer than 30 minutes for a ride after the State Government affirmed an election promise for more services.
Great news for commuters — prices cut for public transport
THE daily commuter will be up to $306 better off each year after bus, train and tram fares are slashed today. See how much you’ll save here.
Seismic threat as Bight oil, gas fight moves to key seat
OIL exploration in the Great Australian Bight has made a dramatic entry into the state election campaign, with plans for seismic testing for oil and gas moving within 90km of Kangaroo Island, in the knife-edge seat of Mawson.
Votes drive paves the road with gold
It has been neglected for decades but now in a key battleground seat, the state of the Horrocks Highway has become a major issue.
SA motorists win battle for cheaper fuel
MOTORISTS have won a long-running battle to get access to live online fuel price information provided by the State Government.
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