What SA needs to do catch up to other states
WITH the election just days away, economist Saul Eslake runs his eye over our financial position, and examines how we need to narrow the economic divide between South Australia and the rest of the nation.
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Jay has some cause to smile
WITH just three weeks from the election, major bookmakers have tipped Premier Jay Weatherill to secure Labor a fifth term – but it won’t be totally his party’s way. What do you think — VOTE NOW
It’s time to let the Marree Man be
THE lengthy investigation into the rejuvenation of the iconic Marree Man would be scrapped if the Liberal Party forms government at next month’s election.
Free public transport promised for over 60s 24/7
EVERYONE over the age of 60 will have access to free public transport, 24 hours a day, under a policy announced by SA Best today.
Greens reduce leaders to hurl insults, one-liners
IT WAS the one debate that Jay Weatherill, Steven Marshall and Nick Xenophon could never hope to win.
Bernardi’s Conservatives announce 33 state election candidates
CORY Bernardi’s Australian Conservatives party has announced it will field 33 lower house and two upper house candidates at the March 17 state election.
The price of luring Origin to the Oval
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.
A health royal commission — Mr X’s condition
SA BEST will demand a royal commission into the health system as a non-negotiable condition of support if the party holds the balance of power after the state election. What do you think — VOTE NOW
No tears as Holden has its last hurrah
THEY cheered every car – every Kingswood, every Torana, every Monaro, every FJ and every Commodore – as Holden closed its doors at Elizabeth, for the final time.
Sloane moves to Brownlow favouritism
ADELAIDE Crows superstar Rory Sloane has moved into outright favouritism to win the 2017 Brownlow Medal.
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