Prem’s $80m promise: Adelaide’s home of netball set for major makeover
With problems mounting such as power failures and a leaking roof, a rundown sporting facility is getting a major multimillion dollar overhaul.
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Mali weighs new ‘super portfolio’ as new-look ministry looms
A new “super housing” portfolio could be built to address SA’s shortage crisis, under plans Labor is considering as part of the premier’s first cabinet reshuffle.
Starick: SA’s ground zero in Albo and Dutton’s nuclear stand-off
Crunch time for affordable, reliable electricity is coming fast and SA will be key to deciding nuclear power’s fate, writes Paul Starick.
Calls for Mali to step in as Save the Cranker campaign cranks up
Live music fans packed out the Adelaide City Council public gallery to demand protection of the beloved Crown & Anchor hotel – and celebrated a big win.
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On the buses blitz: Mask up or cop $1k fine
Mask up, bus commuters – police are out fining those not wearing a face covering, while unlimited free travel for seniors becomes the latest election pledge.
100 new doctors in ‘critical’ hospital cash injection: Labor
At least $62m will be spent over the next four years to recruit 100 public doctors, Labor has pledged. But the Liberal party says that’s a “dramtic slowing” of recruitment.
Muscle Mali has Marshall swearing off carbs!
Premier Steven Marshall has joked he might be quitting carbs in response to opposition leader Peter Malinauskas getting topless and firing up the internet.
Labor’s ‘historic’ mental health promise
Labor has promised to spend $182m establishing dozens of new mental health beds in the party’s latest pledge to fix ramping.
Commander in beef? Muscle Mali’s rigged election!
Peter Malinauskas was at the Adelaide Aquatic Centre to make a splash with a key ALP promise. But after he got his shirt off, it wasn’t his policies people wanted to talk about.
SA’s new frontier: The chance we must grab to build a better state
SA has a once-in-a-generation chance to rebound from the pandemic and end a $29bn decline, with tech innovation and the launch of our space academy leading the way.
Bare-chested Mali dives head first into the shallow end
After two years of enforced Covid austerity, the ALP is gambling that voters are ready to party, writes Matthew Abraham.
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