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Prime Minister Scott Morrison is making his first campaign visit to South Australia today, bearing gifts to grow small and medium businesses.
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Fly in, fly out Birmo has eyes on east coast
South Australia’s most senior Liberal, Senator Simon Birmingham, is expected to spend just one day a week campaigning in the state as the Coalition sandbags east coast seats.
Labor in jobs pledge for regional SA
Bill Shorten has pledged to provide a jobs boost in regional tourism destinations under a $195 million national plan, as the Prime Minister prepares to visit SA.
Which political group may get up and campaign on Easter?
It was a rule for all major parties on Easter Sunday — no campaigning. But voters should not be surprised if they receive “persuasive” phone calls from members of a certain left-wing lobby group.
How bus revamp will get commuters moving faster
Bus passengers would be forced to transfer to trains and trams under a proposed transport system overhaul aimed at reversing declining patronage and getting commuters to their destination faster.
Hanson snags social media influencer for SA Senate run
A woman with one of Australia’s largest number of Twitter followers is the latest SA Senate recruit for Pauline Hanson’s One Nation — after the party approached her three weeks ago.
MP fed up with impostor robocalls
Member for Mayo Rebekha Sharkie has told voters ‘it ain’t me!’ after she was flooded with complaints about robocalls allegedly impersonating her.
Unlikely SA Senator quits after just one year in office
South Australian Independent Senator Tim Storer has dropped out of the Senate race a month before the election.
Labor pledges $50m to new kids’ hospital
Labor leader Bill Shorten has promised a $50 million down payment to build a new Women’s and Children’s Hospital in Adelaide.
Liberal candidate’s embarrassing cafe blunder
A Liberal candidate invited thousands of voters to a cafe — but forgot to ask the cafe owner first. Now all his rivals are coming too.
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