IT’S been nearly 10 years, but South Australian taxpayers will finally soon learn details of disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong’s secret TDU contract, Off The Record can reveal, along with a dirty dossier on Georgina Downer.
ANOTHER South Australian political dynasty is bidding to take on Georgina Downer in Mayo, we reveal in this week’s Off the Record column. Also find out what was behind a minister’s heated spray at an “overtly racist” act, plus we spot a former Premier and PM lunching together.
THIS week in Off The Record; How you can own your own piece of Lord’s cricket ground, the Libs plans to recapture the seat of Mayo take an interesting twist, our State Library director checks himself out and faked potato anyone?
A LOVE story forged in the stricken aftermath of World War II is driving new Opposition Leader Peter Malinauskas’s rebuilding of the state Labor Party. Paul Starick reports.
PREMIER Steven Marshall says there is no point blaming Labor for the state’s problems as he signals new public service performance measures centred on economic growth.
THIS week in Off The Record; The ‘God of evidence’ at Philip Wilson’s side, positions vacant in the courts precinct and ex-Labor MP Tom Kenyon wastes no time finding a new job.
NICK Xenophon will effectively disappear from the parties he founded — as the federal arm rebrands itself as Centre Alliance and the state branch sheds his name to become SA-Best.
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LABOR is poised to appoint up to six women on its frontbench when a new state leadership team is installed on Monday, doubling the number in the new government’s ranks.
This week in Off The Record, why the man dubbed New Zealand’s “most influential unelected official” has been in town, SA’s blackout woes spread to government documents and the ‘First Lady’ of oil and gas leading the push for SA’s biggest company.
NEW Liberal MP Dennis Hood will agitate for the State Government to revive plans to store high-level nuclear waste in SA, after he abandoned Cory Bernardi’s Australian Conservatives in a shock post-election move.
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