22/08/2018
Queensland Abortion Bill - Would You Vote Labor Out?
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22/08/2018
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03/08/2018
Sarah Hanson-Young follows through on threat to sue David Leyonhjelm for defamation
'Malicious conduct': Hanson-Young begins defamation action against Leyonhjelm Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young follows through on a threat to sue Liberal Democrat senator David Leyonhjelm for defamation, saying his comments demonstrated hatred.
30/07/2018
New women's and children's hospital could cost twice Royal Adelaide Hospital per bed, estimate shows
New women's and children's hospital 'could cost twice Royal Adelaide Hospital per bed' A new women's and children's hospital in Adelaide could cost $1.8 billion but the State Government is questioning the estimate, saying interstate builds have been done for less.
30/07/2018
Coober Pedy Council slammed by ombudsman over 'serious' maladministration in $198m deal
Coober Pedy councillors slammed by ombudsman over 'serious' maladministration in $198m deal The South Australian ombudsman has slammed Coober Pedy councillors after their involvement in one of the most serious examples of maladministration he has ever seen.
23/07/2018
Adelaide's North Terrace tramline extension delayed by mystery signalling issue
German tram experts flown in as signalling issue delays Adelaide tramline extension The signalling problem is the latest in a series of delays on the tramline extension project that was started under the Labor government.
20/07/2018
SA Government backs down on jail terms for cannabis possession
SA Government backs down on jail terms for cannabis possession The South Australian Government backs down on a key part of its push to crack down on illegal cannabis use, and will no longer push for jail terms for cannabis possession.
17/07/2018
Former minister Tom Kenyon gives evidence in trial of BioSA's former CEO.
Former minister says BioSA's ex-CEO was 'excellent' Former State Government minister Tom Kenyon has told the District Court BioSA chief executive Jurgen Michaelis was excellent in his role, as Dr Michaelis stands accused of abusing his position.
16/07/2018
BioSA's former CEO accused of failing to disclose conflict of interest.
Former BioSA boss denies failing to disclose conflict of interest The former head of a government agency denies a charge he failed to disclose a conflict of interest over plans to lure a biotech company to South Australia.
11/07/2018
South Australian Government, Opposition fight over who spent more on trips to Shanghai.
SA Government, Opposition fight over who spent more on trips to Shanghai Travel expenditure has been a sore point in South Australian politics for some time.
10/07/2018
Electricity prices: ACCC calls for new powers to fix ‘market manipulation’.
Electricity prices: ACCC calls for new powers to fix ‘market manipulation’ Australian Competition and Consumer Commission says energy market ‘unacceptable and unsustainable’
09/07/2018
New domestic violence laws being drafted in South Australia.
'Hands are the weapon of choice': New domestic violence laws being drafted in SA The SA government says hands are the weapon of choice in many domestic violence cases and specific laws were needed to successfully prosecute such attacks.
06/07/2018
The future 'looks bleak' for child protection in Adelaide's northern suburbs, union says.
The future 'looks bleak' for child protection in South Australia, union says A union representative has admitted that the future looks bleak for a child protection department office in one of South Australia's most disadvantaged regions.