Other states thought it would be too controversial, but SA Premier Peter Malinauskas took a punt on Greg Norman’s LIV Golf tour – and the numbers show it’s paid dividends, writes SHANNON GILL.
It is believed three suburbs could be first in line in Nick Champion’s plan to push ahead with a “farsighted” strategy for high-density apartment towers that stalled 14 years ago.
Find out the key players who have the ear of state Liberal leader David Speirs.
Apartment towers of up to 20 storeys are proposed for Adelaide’s inner east and the new “super” Housing Minister wants to talk about more.
A key independent is heading for a decisive loss to a senior Liberal at next month’s state election, an exclusive opinion poll finds.
Fringe director Heather Croall broke down during an emotional plea to secure more funding for The Fringe as the event faces another year in the midst of the global pandemic.
Only weeks out from the state election on March 19, it is a very close race and any attempt to pick the winner is pure guesswork, writes Christopher Pyne.
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.
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.
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 has promised to spend $182m establishing dozens of new mental health beds in the party’s latest pledge to fix ramping.
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 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.
After two years of enforced Covid austerity, the ALP is gambling that voters are ready to party, writes Matthew Abraham.
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