Tragedy of errors proves ICAC flaws
Claims that anti-corruption commissions operate as unaccountable star chambers have been strengthened following the John Hanlon case in South Australia.
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‘It’s a farce’: CWA burns president in secret
The central committee of the SA Country Women’s Association has officially sconed its former president with a formal expulsion motion being passed at a top-secret meeting on Thursday.
SA Voice to take effect before referendum
Indigenous South Australians will have their own election every four years to elect delegates to the State First Nations Voice.
Memories of ’56 flood back as Murray town braces
Rosemary Dawes knew things were serious when she saw an entire house float past her along the Murray River.
Alarm as Setka-led CFMEU flexes its muscles
An Adelaide property developer is threatening to pull the pin on a $27m apartment project amid the growing militancy of the South Australian CFMEU under John Setka.
BHP defends place in sport
BHP has come out swinging against accusations of ‘sportswashing’, saying its major investment in AFLW is bringing new female and Indigenous players into the national game.
Former premier tipped to make an exit
Former SA premier Steven Marshall is set to make an early exit from politics with his commitment to life as a humble backbencher being questioned.
Don’t spill the tea, CWA warns
The battle for the heart and soul of the SA Country Women’s Association has entered a volatile new phase.
Strange fate of Quirke: here one day, scone the next
A ‘Stalinist’ scandal has hit the Country Women’s Association.
Mum’s Malaysia murder an unending agony for family
The final insult came last Monday for Greg Jenkins, the Adelaide man who has spent almost five years trying to resolve his mother’s disappearance and presumed murder in Penang in 2017.
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