Rudd told state leaders in Adelaide today there is no “more wicked problem” than AI and Australia could face a “real-world crisis” in the next six months.
‘See a migrant doctor or no doctor at all’. The state’s peak medical body chief reveals the startling numbers of overseas trained doctors and nurses keeping our hospitals operating.
InDaily understands a significant call has been made on the steelworks, 19 months after a $2.4 billion bailout.
‘The SA Premier is always one step ahead of the PM’. Mike Smithson reveals the federal seat most likely to have Malinauskas’ name on it.
The head of SA’s transport and infrastructure department has been quizzed about the $15.4 billion Torrens to Darlington project at a parliamentary committee.
One of Australia’s most celebrated journalists gives governments a shellacking over the steelworks in his new book, giving InDaily his take on current negotiations.
New testing reveals numerous sporting supplements being sold in SA are failing safety standards, the SA Health Minister announcing a crackdown.
Passionate park lands protests are failing to dent Premier Peter Malinauskas’ stand out popularity. Exclusive polling reveals Labor is winning over a surprise group of SA voters.
The transgender community has been issued a welfare warning to “steer clear” of a Parliament House protest today. One Nation’s SA leader has harsh advice of his own.
Bourke talks up how her nature-positive package will enhance the city park lands in an exclusive chat with InDaily.
A new arts and culture bill that failed to be passed before the SA state election is back on stage.
Tree loss, traffic gridlock and “a huge amount of money” are under fire from critics of the unveiled course plan, as the Motor Sport Board fronts parliament this morning.
The Premier has released the maps for the MotoGP city circuit. Meanwhile, a motorcyclist has died at the Bend raceway.
The Premier has teed off against MotoGP and new golf greens critics as the government’s lawyers present their case for redeveloping the park lands in the Federal Court.
A map blocking strip clubs and sex shops from most of the city is now law, two years after a new business bid triggered a government crackdown. See the map.
More than a thousand dead birds have been discovered in SA with a little penguin also on the watch list, the Premier has told parliament.
An SA company founded by high-profile economist Ross Garnaut has been sent into liquidation as creditors try to claw back more than $1 billion owed.
More aged care beds for older South Australians have been promised by the state government.
A minor party has assured donors they get “bang for their buck” following reports Pauline Hanson spent over $800 a night at a luxury hotel with party funds.
A controversial anti-abortion lobbyist and ex-Labor member headlined the Liberal Women’s Council AGM last night, with claims doors were locked and barbs exchanged.
Premier Peter Malinauskas has met the head of LIV Golf in the United States amid continued uncertainty over the event’s future. He also came face-to-face with a former political rival.
“Disappointing” is all that could be mustered as One Nation bans even more media outlets from its press conferences. Denis Muller warns widespread silence has shown Pauline Hanson what she can get away with.
