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Premier Peter Malinauskas talks with Stansbury oyster farmer Paul Dee from Southern Yorke Oysters during the State Cabinet visit to Stansbury on Yorke Peninsula. Pictured on 27th July 2025. Picture Ben Clark

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Mali’s biggest threat to re-election is something beyond his control

Malinauskas Labor is campaigning like it’s heading for another landslide but the popular Premier will be nervous about events beyond his control, writes Paul Starick.

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13th August 2025 - Federal Assistant Minister for Defence, Peter Khalil held a press conference with the Premier of South Australia, Peter Malinauskas (pictured), ahead of the Australian American Leadership Dialogue event, discussing the Australia-US partnership with US Congressmen Joe Courtney and Trent Kelly. Photo: Naomi Jellicoe

‘Model premier’: Mali awarded top national prize

South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas has been described as a ‘once-in-a-generation’ type of leader and lauded by former political rivals who have awarded him a top national honour.

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US right-wing activist Charlie Kirk speaks on stage at America Fest 2024 in Phoenix, Arizona, on December 22, 2024. Right-wing youth activist and influencer Charlie Kirk, a major ally of President Donald Trump, was shot dead on September 10, 2025 in a murder that sparked fears of more political violence in an increasingly febrile United States. Trump confirmed on social media that Kirk, 31, had died from his injuries. (Photo by JOSH EDELSON / AFP)

Mali’s stinger as Charlie Kirk-linked group launches in SA

Support for a right-wing American advocacy group surged after Charlie Kirk’s shooting – now Mali has a warning as it branches into SA.

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Premier Peter Malinauskas and his family has spent the October long weekend holidaying on the Yorke Peninsula. Picture: Peter Malinauskas Facebook

Mali’s holiday sparks a reveal date for algae summer plan

Reflecting on the resilience of regional South Australians while on holiday in SA, Premier Peter Malinauskas has revealed there is hope on the horizon for the state’s algal crisis.

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WHYALLA, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - 20 FEBRUARY, 2025: South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas addressing the media during a visit to the Whyalla Steelworks in South Australia. Picture: NewsWire / Tim Joy

Bombshell in premier’s $2.3m lawsuit

The former Labor MP suing South Australia’s premier for $2.3m was earlier found guilty of blackmailing him, a court has been told.

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Monday 21st July, 2025. Photo: Federal Environment Minister Murray Watt inspecting dead marine life at Glenelg North. Announcement today from Minister Murray Watt of a $14m funding with regards to the algal bloom. Picture: Tim Joy

Can this new weapon stop the SA toxic algal bloom apocalypse?

As thousands of sea creatures die in an unprecedented algal bloom, authorities have unveiled a new weapon to predict future marine disasters.

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Premier Peter Malinauskas and Southern Steel workers in Cavan SA. Pictured on 23rd July 2025. Picture Ben Clark

Starick: Algae turns tide on Mali as Labor’s weak underbelly exposed

The tide is turning on the Malinauskas Government over a flat-footed response to algal bloom carnage as SA revives a bailout state mentality, Paul Starick writes. Have your say.

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CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - June 16, 2025: Peter Malinauskas MP, Premier of South Australia during Defending Australia 2025 at Parliament House in Canberra. Picture: NewsWire / Martin Ollman

Bombshell lawsuit hits popular premier

A former Labor parliamentarian has launched a bombshell $2.3m lawsuit against South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas, alleging a widespread conspiracy.

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Former Labor MP Annabel Digance and Premier Peter Malinauskas

Leave me alone: Mali blasts Digance amid new $2.3m claim

The Premier says all he has ever wanted is for the former MP – who is now accusing him of orchestrating a conspiracy to destroy her political career – to leave him alone.

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July 1 2025 South Australia's world leading electoral donation ban takes effect. Premier Peter Malinauskas Pic Roy VanDerVegt

Bedford back from brink as Mali unveils rescue plan

The Premier says the disability not-for-profit was “all over red rover” if it was forced to go into voluntary administration.

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Inside the Bedford financial decisions that backfired

State taxpayer dollars are on the table to help disability employer Bedford Group trade out of trouble, as the reason for its dire financial situation is revealed.

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Monday 21st July, 2025. Photo: Premier of SA Peter Malinauskas, Federal Environment Minister Murray Watt and Boothby MP Louise Miller-Frost. Announcement today from Minister Murray Watt of a $14m funding with regards to the algal bloom. Picture: Tim Joy

Penbo: Mali hosed on holiday but Labor’s most useless escape

We know the Premier’s been away as the algae crisis hits fever pitch but where are the useless Labor sods who whitewashed Adelaide at the election, writes David Penberthy.

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Whyalla Steelworks sale process opens. Premier Peter Malinauskas speaks to workers. 24th June 2025 Picture: Brett Hartwig.

Mali’s huge call on government stake in Whyalla steelworks

The Premier says Whyalla steelworks’ future is uncertain as he injects another $275m to extend administration – and wouldn’t rule out one key question.

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Monday 21st July, 2025. Photo: Premier of SA Peter Malinauskas, Federal Environment Minister Murray Watt and Boothby MP Louise Miller-Frost. Announcement today from Minister Murray Watt of a $14m funding with regards to the algal bloom. Picture: Tim Joy

Toxic algae cash for traders but feds knock back Mali – again

The Premier has finally revealed a plan to tackle the algal bloom crisis. But one key factor is still hitting a brick wall in Canberra.

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