Where was Speirs during the dates he was charged?
David Speirs is charged with two counts of supplying a controlled substance in early August, so what was he doing on those days?
David Speirs is charged with two counts of supplying a controlled substance in early August, so what was he doing on those days?
David Speirs’ bizarre departure from politics is unprecedented and removes the shackles from his successor, Vincent Tarzia.
Former opposition leader David Speirs stands accused of supplying a controlled substance – a charge that carries a maximum 10-year jail term.
Former South Australian opposition leader David Speirs has quit as an MP after he admitted that police had raided his home.
The by-election is the latest debacle for the SA Liberals, who are running out of time to figure out who they want to be or become irrelevant, Paul Starick writes.
The SA Liberals look doomed to lose a seat from opposition for the first time in 116 years and recriminations are flying, with leader David Speirs in the crossfire.
Both Premier Peter Malinauskas and his rival, David Speirs, have plenty on the line in Saturday’s Dunstan by-election, Paul Starick writes.
In a landmark day for our state, ministers from the Australian and UK governments are in Adelaide to announce key new details of the AUKUS nuclear subs project.
The site of an old SA coal-fired power station has been earmarked for a nuclear reactor under a Coalition clean energy plan.
Premier Peter Malinauskas has dropped from his stratospheric standing during the 2022 election campaign. But, as Paul Starick writes, David Speirs’ challenges are greater.
The site of an old SA coal-fired power station has been earmarked for a nuclear reactor under a Coalition clean energy plan.
Plunging the state hundreds of millions of dollars further into debt is being considered to ease water bill hikes funding connections to major new housing developments.
The bizarre response to Mali’s remarkably candid cost-of-living admission shows why the Liberals find him hard to pin down, Paul Starick writes.
The Liberal candidate fighting a by-election battle for the state’s most marginal seat applied to work as an adviser to a senior Labor politician while her party was in government.
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