SA students are saving millions through fee-free TAFE but some teachers are not celebrating.
SA’s acting police commissioner warned the state’s politicians to “stay vigilant” amid claims of harassment and alleged stalking in a special briefing today.
Two SA MPs are fronting media after a northern-suburbs man was issued with stalking cautions.
New data shows long surgery wait lists for country patients as nearly one in three hospital complaints go unresolved in the state’s north.
The Treasurer issues a warning after a new report flags rising construction costs are threatening the new Women’s and Children’s Hospital budget.
Adelaide City Council has voted to ban fossil fuel ads from council properties, raising the ire of the Lord Mayor and state government. Even the CEO is against the move.
A bill backing growing opposition to fracking in the Limestone Coast will be voted on in parliament, with protesters descending to voice their fears.
Mike Smithson unpicks the timeline behind the government being told about a notorious bikie’s connection to the Torrens to Darlington project.
Adelaide Festival releases its program but organisers claim there is no extra government funding for a Pulp-style free opening party. Controversial author Randa Abdel-Fattah is in the lineup.
News of outlaw bikies having links to the state’s $15.4 billion Torrens to Darlington road project have led to calls for a minister to be sacked and the Premier taking extraordinary action.
“Unsavoury characters” are “like a moth to a flame” for SA’s biggest construction projects, the boss of the industry’s peak body says over T2D bikie controversy.
The anti-corruption commissioner has made a call on assessing the state’s Transport Department over its $15.4 billion project.
Despite millions promised to help clear hundreds of childcare centre inspections, a watchdog admits it cannot keep up. Hundreds of new complaints are rolling in.
The Premier calls for heat to be taken out of politics after an MP was deliberately hit by a 4WD, local MPs revealing continuing threats they face in office.
Best performers, the thorns in the Premier’s side and the names Mike Smithson is tipping as future leaders in his six-month scorecard.
A new State Ombudsman report tells of tenants living with black mould for six years and names the government agency attracting the most complaints.
One renowned Adelaide restaurant joined an elite group of only 548 restaurants in the world to win two stars in the definitive list of the world’s best culinary experiences. See the full list.
Hundreds of skilled Whyalla blast furnace workers will not be left high and dry with some 600 jobs on offer across a range of industries.
A new report reveals how much the state is paying to store and maintain $250 million turbines – 20 months after the state government’s flagship hydrogen dreams were dashed.
SA government staff are having to work across multiple roles and the new Women’s and Children’s Hospital build faced construction lags, the Auditor-General found.
An SA seat risks a One Nation takeover as a new mega poll reveals the impact of voters swinging to orange. Another surprise Lib seat is also looking wobbly.
The SA Tourism CEO faced questions on LIV Golf’s timeline and Tour Down Under’s links to fossil fuels in parliament.
Another declared precinct gives SA Police widespread powers to conduct searches and ban people, as the state government continues to expand its tough-on-crime agenda.
An annual report reveals hefty legal costs in dealing with Adelaide City councillor behaviour nearly doubled in the past 12 months.
The state government wants taxpayer funds paid back by a regional hospital whose high-profile chair and Freemason Henry Davis took over control with a conservative Turning Point associate.
A clash between the board of a regional hospital and the state government has escalated. Meanwhile, issues have been raised regarding the financials of an investment firm one board member is connected to.
