Conservative swing for SA Libs
More than 10 years of moderate domination is coming to an end for the South Australian Liberal Party amid an influx of hundreds of new conservative members fed up with the party’s small-l liberal ways.
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Just 12 hours after they were meant to leave Australia for Scotland, Mark Green and his family found themselves riding a wave of public support.
Scottish tradie jumps on Biloela bandwagon
An Adelaide electrician facing deportation to Scotland is using the precedent set by the Nadesalingam family to argue he and his family should be allowed to stay.
Dutton warns Albanese on CFMEU funds
The decision by SA’s Premier to return $125k to the militant union is a precedent Labor must follow nationally, Peter Dutton says.
Premier to repay $125k union donation
Peter Malinauskas has severed ties with the John Setka-led Victorian CFMEU, ordering Labor to return a $125,000 donation from the union division.
Setka union power push a done deal
The John Setka-led takeover of the SA CFMEU is now complete, with the Victorian construction union boss being welcomed with open arms in Adelaide on Wednesday.
New child neglect death case rocks SA
Police believe that another child may have died from malnutrition in an impoverished Adelaide suburb.
Premier rules out returning $125k union donation
Peter Malinauskas is rejecting calls to hand back a $125,000 donation from the CFMEU despite his concerns about the militant influence of the union in SA.
Convicted union ‘thug’ cosies up with Labor leaders
Labor’s attempts to distance itself from the CFMEU have been again undermined as photographs emerge of ALP figures meeting a militant unionist banned from work sites.
Legal victory for family of murdered nurse
The family of murdered outback nurse Gayle Woodford has won a major legal victory for the families of people who die while working.
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