‘Law of the land’: Mali reveals surprising Australia Day date stance
Premier Malinauskas claims the annual Australia Day debate is about ‘throwing red meat to get people angry’, and he’ll be celebrating on Jan 26.
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‘Poor form’: Premier slams massive Adelaide Oval carpark price hike
The decision to increase the cost of attending games at Adelaide Oval by more than 50 per cent has left sports fans fuming – including Premier Peter Malinauskas.
‘A long way to go’: Billionaire steelworks boss meets with government
The GFG Alliance chief executive has met with the state government in Adelaide after growing concerns over the town’s steelworks future – and there’s good and bad news.
Whyalla Steelworks’ future: ‘Whole country should be worried’
Peter Malinauskas says the whole country should be worried about Whyalla Steelworks as its future is still on knife-edge, despite some recent positive news.
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Penbo: Mali’s BS clanger is a gaffe in a league of its own
If Albanese or Dutton said what the SA Premier said in Whyalla this week, their goose would be cooked, writes David Penberthy.
Mali says ‘nuclear has a role to play’, but what about SA?
Premier Peter Malinauskas says the state has a role to play in decarbonising the world with SA uranium as he brought forward the state’s renewable energy target.
‘Thousands upon thousands’ of jobs for SA in BHP boom
As he tours the state’s far north, premier Peter Malinauskas has touted thousands of new jobs as part of a $5bn state-owned pipeline and desalination plant.
‘Trust me, I’m honest – but most pollies’ vows are rubbish’: Mali
Premier Peter Malinauskas is insisting he is an honest leader, despite publicly condemning politicians for talking “BS” by vowing to ease cost-of-living pressures.
‘It’s all bulls**t’: Mali’s plea for national productivity growth
Premier Peter Malinauskas has issued a blunt cost-of-living admission and plea for Australia to pass on better living standards to the next generation.
The green transition is set to begin in the Upper Spencer Gulf
Premier Peter Malinauskas has visited the Upper Spencer Gulf with some of the state’s biggest companies to sign a revolutionary agreement.
Tradies can defend the nation at Osborne and have a job for life: Conroy
The premier and defence industry minister have made a major vow to high school students about a guaranteed job that “sets them up for life” while on a tour of an Adelaide technical college.
Mali won’t ‘engage in censorship’ on Writers’ Week ban calls
Peter Malinauskas says he will not be a premier who “engages in censorship at arts festivals” after Jewish leaders call for activist Clementine Ford to be banned from Writer’s Week for doxxing.
‘Courage to bite off the challenge’: SA Water’s ‘failed policy’ holding up development
Premier Peter Malinauskas has lashed SA Water at a Master Builders event over a “failed policy” that has held up the construction of desperately-needed new homes.
Premier admits catching Taylor fever in ‘Swiftydad’ post
The South Australian Premier was even dressed the part for the of the pop megastar’s show in Sydney on Saturday.
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