Adelaide entrepreneur tipped to replace Lib quitting politics
The founder of a high-end Adelaide store is expected to replace an outgoing state Liberal MP.
Peter Malinauskas
‘Like something from Utopia’: $360k blown on epic public sector fail
Taxpayers paying to shift a government agency in, out and back into a department has been likened to the comedy show Utopia.
‘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.
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.
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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?
Mali ‘proud’ of being first Premier banned by Russia
Premier Peter Malinauskas has been named among 121 prominent Australians sanctioned by Moscow overnight – and he’s wearing it as a badge of honour.
Malinauskas seals workers’ compo deal
A late-night compromise deal has been hammered out over controversial workers’ compensation changes in South Australia.
Now it’s Mali in the middle with a fistful of dollars
There’s an echo of Clint Eastwood’s wandering gunfighter in Peter Malinauskas’ plan to handle his first major test in office, Paul Starick writes.
Labor ‘tearing itself apart over serious matter’ for workers
Updated: Labor is tearing itself apart because of a failure to consult about changes to laws affecting injured workers, the Liberals have claimed.
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