‘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.
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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.
Penbo: Hot N Cold reality of Party Pete’s Katy coup
It feels like you could launch a TV show called Everybody Loves Mali at the moment, writes David Penberthy. Well, not quite everybody.
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In pictures: Were you snapped at proclamation of King Charles III
Thousands of South Australians gathered, at the Premier’s invitation, to hear the proclamation of the new King, Charles III. Were you in the crowd?
SA crowd that heralded the King was one of the largest in Australia
The crowd who gathered in Adelaide to hear the Proclamation of the new King was one of the country’s biggest. See the gallery – were you there on North Terrace?
Inconvenient decisions too late to debunk tough ALP spin
Two rulings by SA’s independent umpire in two months have exposed the truth behind two scandals – but it’s too late for the Liberals, Paul Starick writes.
‘It is disgusting’: Cancer patient speaks out on three-hour footpath wait
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Mali’s taking a big risk – and he knows it
SA’s fledgling government has failed to fix a key issue and more mounting crises are not helping, writes Paul Starick.
My night sleeping with the Premier
Reporter Paul Starick gives the inside story of a night spent sleeping next to Peter Malinauskas. Did the Premier reveal his deepest, darkest secrets?
Premier defends health staff after sick woman left lying on ED floor
The Premier has defended FMC health workers after a seriously ill woman was left on a cold waiting room floor for five hours due to a lack of emergency beds.
Libs back Mali’s workers’ compo deal – with a catch
The Liberals will back controversial changes to workers’ compensation – but with a vital condition.
Hospital figures ‘faked’ to hide ramping extent
Patients turned away and treated in chairs, figures faked, staff so fatigued people may die – a Royal Commission is the only way to fix SA’s health system, experts say.
Backroom pay deals: Labor staffer salaries revealed
The full list of ministerial salaries has dropped, revealing the pay packets of key Labor staffers. But are they getting paid the same as their Liberal predecessors?
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