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Paul Starick is The Advertiser’s editor at large, with more than 30 years’ experience in Adelaide, Canberra and New York. Paul has a focus on politics and an intense personal interest in sport, particularly footy and cricket.

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Survey bombshell — A very powerful shift in opinion

SOUTH Australians have voiced a stunning reversal in opinion over a very hot topic in a detailed Sunday Mail survey that could well power our economy in a whole new direction. Also, take our poll

SA Weekend

12/11/15 - Minnie McCreanor, 25, of Payneham South and Christo Karatsinidis, 25, of West Croydon take a sneak peak at the Adelaide Oval Roof Climb tour which will open to the public soon. Photo Tom Huntley

Oval taking tourism to bold new heights

ADELAIDE Oval visitors will from March enjoy an experience that will take them to whole new heights, modelled on those at famous overseas arenas.

SA News

9/10/15 - Air Warfare Destroyer update tour - ship one project manager Schemko Bialek on the foredeck area - pic Mike Burton

A mega peek inside as warship gets decked out

IF Australia’s latest megawarship was a home renovation, the Adelaide-built Hobart would be in the fitout stage.

SA News

Christine Mason (042370296) rides her bike along Henley Beach esplanade. picture: Bianca De Marchi

New road rules to give cyclists more space

MOTORISTS risk being fined $347 if they don’t keep a 1m gap when overtaking cyclists and riding bikes on footpaths will be allowed under new laws. | Bike SA magazine

SA News

RAH opening pushed back further

THE new Royal Adelaide Hospital opening will be further delayed, leaving the developers facing a compensation payout of about $80 million to the State Government.

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WARNING: NOT FOR USE BEFORE MONDAY 13/9/2015. exclusive yarn about the go-ahead for the $985 million Northern Connector, which will be announced by Abbott and Weatherill on Monday. Photo Supplied

PM: Whole nation believes in SA’s future

PRIME Minister Tony Abbott says a $788 million federal contribution to the Northern Connector motorway is a sign the entire nation believes in the future of South Australia.

SA News

09/09/15 First public session of Nuclear Fuel Cycle Royal Commission Ross Garnaut (R) with panel and audience. Pic Roy VanDerVegt.

Nuclear power unlikely for Australia

NUCLEAR electricity generation is unlikely to be economically viable in Australia as solar, wind and other renewable energy becomes cheaper, economist Ross Garnaut has told a royal commission.

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Andrew Southcott has been re-elected to the seat of Boothby. Andrew Southcott with his wife Kate and kids Georgina, 9, and Henry, 11, at Brighton Beach.

Why federal MP Southcott is quitting key seat

VETERAN federal Liberal backbencher Andrew Southcott is quiting politics, paving the way for a female candidate but risking his once-safe seat of Boothby falling to Nick Xenophon’s party. Find out why.

The news behind the news

THIS is where we put on the record the intriguing, behind-the-scenes happenings in the political, legal and business worlds.

SA News

Pictures of Japanese submarine delegation at the InterContinental Adelaide

Japanese push submarine pitch in Adelaide

THE admiral leading Japan’s submarine bid has dismissed the existence of a secret deal with Prime Minister Tony Abbott, insisting an Australian build is among his country’s three options.

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