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Peter Malinauskas
Direct to Delhi: Mali ‘confident’ crucial travel route will take off
Direct flights from Adelaide to India may be one step closer.
Mali’s Mumbai mission: Wooing India’s man of steel for Whyalla
Premier Peter Malinauskas has met with the world’s most valuable steel firm owner at his Mumbai mansion.
‘Unlock more land, not less’: Libs reveal major housing plan promise
Liberal leader Vincent Tarzia has unveiled his party’s official response to Premier Peter Malinauskas’s ambitious housing plan.
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‘A long way to go’: September’s ramping figures revealed
The latest figures showed a dramatic decrease in ramping hours, but Premier Peter Malinauskas said he would not “claim victory prematurely”.
Starick: The David Speirs situation is not like other cases
In an alternate reality without The Advertiser, an alleged drug supplier could still be in parliament and voters would have no idea, writes Paul Starick.
Mali’s plan revealed: How schools will attack social media horrors
The Premier says there is no shortage of horrific stories about the effect of social media on children.
Libs’ sniff test to replace accused drug supplier David Speirs
Two prominent local councillors are being polled as Liberal candidates to replace former Opposition Leader David Speirs.
Mali tells Tarzia to speak up on Speirs as first court date revealed
The Premier has defended his decision to remain quiet about David Speirs’ arrest. But he says it’s time the Opposition Leader broke his silence.
Adelaide entrepreneur tipped to replace Lib quitting politics
The founder of a high-end Adelaide store is expected to replace an outgoing state Liberal MP.
‘Like something from Utopia’: $360k blown on epic public sector fail
Taxpayers paying to shift a government agency in, out and back into a department has been likened to the comedy show Utopia.
‘Pull your heads in’: Mali blasts anti-Israel rally – but won’t ban it
The Premier says banning the October 7 protest stunt would be akin to a move by Hamas or Putin as he called on organisers to do the right thing themselves.
Mali challenged over $593m ‘vanity project’
Plans for a government-owned, $593m hydrogen power plant are being questioned after major energy firms abandoned the technology.
Starick: Would these two MPs still have jobs in private business?
A man found guilty of stealing more than $400,000 and another apparently turning a blind eye to a vast conspiracy are expected to return as state MPs, writes Paul Starick.
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