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National Affairs Tim Colebatch 27 January 2023 Labor is riding high across Australia, and the Greens are doing better than most observers acknowledge. Where does that leave the Coalition?
National Affairs Rob Manwaring 22 October 2021 South Australia’s Liberals have been creating national headlines for all the wrong reasons Essays & Reportage Ben Stubbs 4 August 2019 Extract | Maralinga combines the devastation of atomic testing and the green shoots of the future National Affairs Grant Hoole 23 May 2018 South Australia’s decision to expand ICAC’s powers raises thorny questions about the balance between fairness and openness National Affairs Norman Abjorensen 16 May 2018 Australian political dynasties aren’t as rare as you might think
National Affairs Andrew Beer 19 March 2018 With the debate over renewable energy largely settled, the new South Australian government is looking to smaller companies to help meet its economic goals
Podcasts Peter Clarke & Rob Manwaring 18 March 2018 Two political insurgencies — in Batman and in South Australia — failed to live up to expectations this weekend. Peter Clarke talks to political scientist Rob … National Affairs Tim Colebatch 18 March 2018 Voters swung to Labor in Batman and South Australia, but with very different results National Affairs Peter Brent 16 March 2018 With third parties playing a big role, this weekend’s votes in Melbourne and South Australia are unusually hard to pick National Affairs Rob Manwaring 15 March 2018 A close result seems increasingly likely this Saturday, and that means preferences will again be vital
National Affairs Robert Milliken 14 March 2018 With coal on the way out, the state’s prospects are bright, says the businessman who backs Labor’s energy plans
National Affairs Rob Manwaring 22 February 2018 Despite a few hiccups, the Xenophon insurgency continues to grip the state National Affairs Rob Manwaring 26 January 2018 To call Nick Xenophon a populist is to miss the reasons for his remarkable rise National Affairs Clem Macintyre 25 August 2015 Nick Xenophon is breathing down the Coalition’s neck in his home state, writes Clem Macintyre. In a tight federal election, the implications could be significant National Affairs Robert Milliken 23 May 2013 In uncertain economic times, South Australia has found a few niches but is looking for more, writes Robert Milliken
National Affairs Peter Browne 10 September 2010 Every Australian state and territory has experienced a minority government over the past twenty years. And it’s a surprisingly strong field
National Affairs Norman Abjorensen 3 September 2010 Minority government in South Australia produced a novel solution that challenged the way the Westminster system has worked in Australia, writes Norman Abjorensen National Affairs Dean Jaensch 10 March 2010 The South Australian economy has picked up, but the polls suggest a government in serious trouble. What went wrong, asks Dean Jaensch Essays & Reportage Robert Milliken 25 May 2009 Queensland is in flood, but none of the water is likely to make the long journey down the Darling and the Murray to South Australia, reports Robert Milliken in Murray Bridge Essays & Reportage Charles Gent 16 May 2009 The southward movement of Goyder’s Line, which marks off arable land in South Australia, is creating unease among winemakers, writes Charles Gent