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Mali to switch from dream boat to ‘mean machine’ Premier Malinauskas is tipped to drop the “warm, fuzzy guy that any mother would want their...
Leadership Lens: SA’s Governor on the different types of leadership The most effective leaders are the ones who listen to their counterparts and...
‘I’ve been homeless and slept rough’: Adelaide renter’s warning on One Nation Duncan Bainbridge has been homeless in Adelaide and reckons...
Grattan: Albanese could learn from Malinauskas’ masterclass in messaging With social cohesion badly fraying, politicians desperately need to find...
‘A nightmare’: The picturesque Adelaide Hills pioneer town at a crossroads Hahndorf is famous for its 19th century architecture but angered locals...
Mali 2.0: A Premier who can do as he likes as obstacles fall away Now onto the business of picking a Cabinet, rewarding, clearing out the “so-called...
Why the South Australian election result will send shivers down Angus Taylor’s spine As he faces a coming wrestle with One Nation in the May 9...
The Stats Guy: The manosphere didn’t appear out of nowhere The manosphere did not emerge in a vacuum. Here’s the real reason so many young men...
Chalmers is trying to use the current crisis as a springboard for reform “All this economic uncertainty and volatility is a reason for more reform,...
Adelaide’s car reliance weakness amid fuel shortage fears Global fears over rising petrol prices and dwindling fuel supply are stark reminders of...
Smithson: Final innings election jitters with a beer-pouring twist “A little paranoia” and a check on front bar pouring credentials in the state...
If RBA followed the evidence, it would hold rates. It probably won’t The Reserve Bank meets this week to decide if it will lift, cut or hold...
Too little, too late: alarm as state pollies ‘ignore’ SA’s environment As billions of dollars in promises are thrown around and election day is...
AUKUS binds us to a dangerous leader. We need a Plan B At a time when diplomatic realities, strategic imperatives and political expedience all...
Matthew Abraham: SA risks stumbling toward zombie democracy Voters acting like dazed extras in a zombie movie risk saddling the state with a...
One-eyed footy fan laments the ‘banana republics’ of SA clubs Port member and barrister Patrick McCabe reveals a “dirty secret” behind his...
‘Couple bashed’: Gay marriage and ‘bestiality’ comments reflect daily hate in SA A gay couple violently bashed in front of the malls balls....
Tapping votes: Smithson disputes polls in surprise early call on state election A “golden asset” leader taking the Liberal reins and a “horribly...
Grievance politics is easy. Dignity is trickier – and, all too often, missing Unlike traditional politics, which revolves around political parties,...
Lowdown on the 388 candidates fighting in SA’s state election Less than two weeks from state election day, DemosAU head of research George Hasanakos...
‘Strengthen Adelaide’s civic heart’: Planning Minister disputes Festival Tower Two claims In response to Elizabeth Vines thoughts on Festival...
Adelaide at crossroad over 38-storey ‘tower of regret’ Opinion: Festival Tower Two is deemed “under construction” despite there being no final...
Fears over SA greyhound racing deaths as inquiry deadline looms Opinion: SA’s greyhound racing was told it had two years to address six animal...
Opinion: Speirs is back in Black but with few friends in high places Disgraced former Liberal leader David Speirs says his going it alone will be a...
Opinion: SA needs its own sovereign AI capability From Robo-debt and Robo-doubt to Robust Democracy. Democracy 2036 executive director Matt Ryan tells...
Smithson: Meet ‘Pete the 5-minute brickie’ talking big picture… opportunity Words of warning from Mike Smithson as he tells Ashton Hurn to throw...
Smithson: Subs won’t roll out for 16 years so why the urgency with PM’s visit? The PM was in town talking billions of dollars despite knowing the...
Why SA’s energy is being hailed as a global model As debate continues in Australia over its energy future and the importance of renewables, some are...
The one hard constraint on SA’s generational economic opportunity For the first time in generations, SA has a long, predictable 20-to-30-year runway...
Leadership Lens: Three key capabilities for a complex new world Dr Josie McLean asks if exercising leadership is really about the outcomes you and a...
Aged housing is suddenly a red-hot state election issue with the North Adelaide Women’s and Children’s Hospital landing in party sights. But Mike...
Political turbulence at the federal level, simmering tensions over immigration and rising nationalism should not distract South Australia from growing...
Despite polls showing a one-horse race, Labor is still reaching for the state election whip. Mike Smithson reveals the surprise seats being targeted...
Recent industry data confirms that the industry’s current path is not viable. Australia’s return to a changing Chinese market requires a strategic...
Andrew Hastie and Angus Taylor both want to run against Sussan Ley. But the two right-wingers cannot afford to split the conservative vote on which...
Besieged federal Liberal Leader Sussan Ley’s quiet SA appearance has Mike Smithson warning locals can fight Labor on their point-of-difference...
To understand what’s happening in the Coalition, you have to understand Queensland – and “it’s strange spot in Australian power structure”,...
The many stories of Australia are often at odds with each other, but Australia day can provide both connection and reflection, writes Jan Chorley....
Even before this crisis, it was generally accepted Ley’s days as Opposition Leader were numbered. But it’s David Littleproud whose leadership...