The 2019 budget promises a lot for jobs and infrastructure, but with many of us entering the workforce in non-traditional roles, places and fields, what is the Government doing to support the Arts? Continue reading New funding cuts solidify Federal Government’s disregard for the Arts
The government wants to see the maximum fine increased to $2,000, and to introduce a maximum prison sentence of two years. Continue reading SA Government to introduce new penalties for marijuana possession
Proposal for deregulation of shop trading hours by the Liberal Party has caused concern among retail workers and small businesses. Continue reading Liberal’s trading deregulation causes concern among workers and small businesses
Election night, March 17, the Labor Party’s 16-year rule over South Australia is slowly drawing to a close, and long-time journalist Jayne Stinson is covering the proceedings on Channel 7’s election panel. Continue reading The New Faces of Labor: meet Jayne Stinson
With the advancement of online technology, South Australia’s long history of conducting elections exclusively with the pen and ballot paper appears numbered. Continue reading Could we be voting online in 2022?
The election is over and the people of South Australia have voted for a change in government. Continue reading Jubilation, Despair, and Everything In Between: The Election through the Eyes of the Party Faithful
Giles is the largest electorate in the state, covering almost 500,000 square kilometres of the South Australian outback north of the Eyre Peninsula. Continue reading Electorate Profile: Giles
Members of South Australia’s minority communities have looked to Upper House member Jing Lee to represent their interests and are likely to re-elect her on Saturday. Continue reading Jing Lee representing the fight for greater diversity in the Australian political system
Most people have heard about Barnaby Joyce and the scandal that led to him losing his position as leader of the National Party – but who are the Nationals in South Australia? Continue reading Breaking the mould: The National Party in the State election
Electorates are based on splitting the population of Australia or South Australia into equal-sized populations, giving everyone’s vote the same amount of power – which is why your electorate changes between state and federal elections, and might even change year-to-year. Continue reading Electorate Profile: Chaffey vs Barker
