Mali challenges Albo and Dutton over social media age ban
Premier Peter Malinauskas has issued a written plea to federal leaders to pass an under-16s social media ban.
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Starick: Libs can’t just blame Mali for that catastrophe
Labor and their core supporters’ place as the ruling class in South Australia has just been set in stone, writes Paul Starick. Have your say.
Labor’s newest MP reveals heartbreaking family loss that sustained him
Labor’s Alex Dighton has revealed how a family tragedy last year gave him strength and “carried him through” the Black by-election.
Starick: Same old merry-go-round as Mali Barnes-storms Libs
Premier Peter Malinauskas is poised to be celebrating another win as he watches Cold Chisel at the Adelaide 500 this weekend, Paul Starick writes.
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Mapped: The housing projects coming soon to SA
More than 23,000 new homes are being planned across the state since the state government took power, according to official figures. Search the map to see the plans in your area.
No political pressure over hospital ramping, review finds
A much-anticipated independent review into hospital emergency departments has rejected claims some patients are wrongly given priority to improve ramping statistics.
Starick: Mali hits out with Test cricket ramp shot
Premier Peter Malinauskas delivered some bouncers to cricket authorities over Adelaide Test scheduling – and copped a few in return, writes Paul Starick.
Huge milestone for Adelaide’s nuclear submarine shipyard
The most important step has been taken on the shipyard set to build nuclear-powered submarines in a $368bn program centred on Adelaide.
Mali’s message of mediocrity lacks ambition for the state
Premier Peter Malinauskas tried to cheer up school leavers disappointed with SACE results – but he missed the mark, writes Paul Starick.
Wake-up call for Mali in blast from his own past
Labor risks becoming trapped by social issues, particularly the failure to fix ambulance ramping, and sidelining working families and the economy, Paul Starick writes.
How did Mali clan pull off this super cute family photo?
It’s no mean feat trying to get a family of six all doing the right thing at the same time to nail a portrait. But, after a few goes, that’s exactly what the Malinauskas clan were able to do.
Claims ambo patients jump ED queues to fudge ramping figures
The doctors’ union president has made astonishing claims that the sickest patients in emergency waiting rooms are being leapfrogged to make ramping statistics look better.
Without Mali, SA Labor is exposed – and overreaching
Peter Malinauskas’s paternity leave – the first baby for a sitting premier for 78 years – left Labor falling back into old habits, Paul Starick writes.
‘Significant milestone’ in subs deal with historic Adelaide land swap
The $368bn plan to build nuclear submarines in Adelaide has passed a “significant milestone” after the state sealed a deal that will give it the Keswick Barracks site.
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