A number of South Australian students have been selected for the revered Premier’s ANZAC Spirit School Prize, with the 2019 theme being the centenary of the 1919 Air Race. Continue reading State Government’s annual high school competition commemorates ANZACs with international trip
The future of Adelaide’s Thebarton Theatre has been called into question after a string of State Government announcements suggested its demolition in early July. Continue reading Thebarton Theatre’s future undecided in wake of North-South Corridor road project
Confusion surrounding who is eligible under Section 44 is still widespread, with a recent research paper suggesting that more MPs and Senators could be found ineligible. Continue reading Section 44: How a 19th century law is impacting 21st century democracy
The new “risk-based” liquor licensing scheme and police attendance tax for events are being touted as a blatant attack on the nightlife and culture of Adelaide. Continue reading Adelaide’s attack on the arts
It is neither surf nor sunshine any longer in Adelaide, where erosion, storm damage, and coastal mismanagement have left some of our picturesque beachfronts in ruin. Continue reading Stuck in a bad tide: The race to save Adelaide’s metropolitan beaches
State Treasurer Rob Lucas announced the 2019-20 South Australian State Budget on Tuesday night. Continue reading SA Budget breakdown: Everything university students need to know
Leon Georgiou spoke with former South Australian Premier Lynn Arnold to find out what life holds after politics. Continue reading Life after politics: The story of Lynn Arnold
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
