Steven Marshall
Labor secures stunning election win in South Australia, Marshall concedes
Labor’s Peter Malinauskas has won the South Australian election, becoming the first opposition leader to unseat an incumbent government during the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Sumeyya Ilanbey
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Scott Morrison flags tax relief as petrol hits record highs
The federal government is under pressure over high-priced petrol, with ministers canvassing whether to make a controversial change to fuel excise.
- Rachel Clun
Morrison faces heat on $20.8 billion fuel excise
Revenue from the fuel excise is due to increase from $19.2 billion this financial year to $20.8 billion next year.
- David Crowe
Changes to interstate testing arrangements could prevent travellers getting into WA
As interstate travel requirements change around the country, the WA Premier still wants other states and territories to keep providing pre-departure COVID-19 PCR tests for the small number of people able to travel into his state.
- Peter de Kruijff
School reunion cluster grows to 19, as SA adjusts to life after COVID-zero
A cluster of COVID-19 cases linked to an Adelaide high school reunion has grown, as South Australia grapples with the inevitable spread after reopening borders.
- Sarah McPhee
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- Vale
‘Once-in-a-generation’ actor David Dalaithngu dies
South Australian Premier Steven Marshall confirmed the news in a statement late on Monday night.
- Marta Pascual Juanola
Melburnians free to enter as SA fixes data anomaly, amends border policy
The SA government has amended a border policy that would have seen inner-city Melbourne residents banned from entering the state because of outdated demographic data.
- Michael Fowler
Border rules based on outdated vaccine data prevent families visiting unwell relatives in South Australia
Michael Battistella’s mother is about to undergo a second round of chemotherapy, but his family’s hopes of going to Adelaide to support her are being thwarted by South Australia’s border policy.
- Michael Fowler
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- Coronavirus pandemic
After early success, has bickering got in the way of national cabinet?
While political brawling between premiers and PMs is nothing new, COVID has introduced many Australians to the oddities of the federation.
- Rob Harris and Annika Smethurst
National cabinet to meet in person for first time since pandemic hit
National cabinet will meet in person for the first time since March - with one exception - and Scott Morrison anticipates leaders will be in a contemplative mood.
- Katina Curtis
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