SA Premier keeping close eye on Whyalla steelworks
South Australia’s Cabinet will travel to Whyalla to canvass community concerns around GFG Alliance’s beleaguered steelworks, which the Premier says can’t be allowed to fail.
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Mali in talks with five steel firms about Whyalla ‘opportunity’
Premier Peter Malinauskas has revealed he is in talks with five steel firms about a green iron opportunity at Whyalla.
Radical abortion reform on cusp of securing MPs’ backing
A conservative Liberal frontbencher’s bid to force mothers terminating pregnancies to deliver babies alive after 27 weeks is on the brink of securing upper house support.
Blueprint for Adelaide’s future: Where 2.2m people will live by 2050
Higher-density living along key urban corridors and new greenfields developments ringing the city are the core of a new 30-year master plan for Adelaide. See it here.
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Seven facts you don’t know about the new premier
Where’s Mali’s favourite holiday spot? What’s driving him crazy? Find out a bit more about our state’s new leader.
Earlier Sunday shopping under Labor government
Bigger chain stores would be allowed to open earlier on Sundays under a Labor plan to reform shop hours. But what about public holiday trading?
New Premier promises to reveal ramping figures
Ambulance ramping is top priority, after Peter Malinauskas was sworn in as Premier. His first port of call after Government House was up the road to the RAH.
‘Examining all options’: Mali to look at Covid rules
Incoming premier Peter Malinauskas has told The Advertiser in an exclusive interview that he is prepared to challenge Covid rules as soon as he is sworn in on Monday.
Dear Premier: 14 days in isolation ‘punishment’ must end
SA’s household close-contact rules are so absurd kids with the virus get out long before their Covid-free parents. This has to change, writes Liz Walsh.
How they did it – the strategy behind Labor’s triumph
Focus groups, early meetings, simple strategies – Labor’s professional campaign outgunned the Liberals, backhanded by a new wave of Covid.
SA’s new Premier will be nobody’s quokka
Bright-eyed and bushy tailed he might be, but Peter Malinauskas reckons he won’t be anyone’s quokka, writes Samantha Maiden.
A sea of red washes over South Australia
Labor has captured South Australian suburbs and invaded blue-ribbon Liberal territory in a tide that should leave Scott Morrison quaking in his boots.
Labor’s new blood: Mali vows to hit the ground running
Surrounded by new female MPs and grinning from ear to ear, Premier-elect Peter Malinauskas says he won’t waste any time in implementing his ambitious agenda.
Winners and losers – and five things we learnt
The pollies who triumphed against the odds, the ones who’ll be kicking themselves today, and how the hell did carbs become an election issue?
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