Category: State Politics
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Fast food under fire in childhood obesity crackdown

Pressure is mounting in the Parliament of South Australian for a ban on new fast-food constructions near schools amidst rising rates of obesity in young Australians.
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Red ahead: “the road back is huge” for SA Liberals

When Labor won the recent federal election, political pundits hailed it as a win for the ages. Now, Labor’s dominance in the south-east of Adelaide serves as a warning for South Australians ahead of the 2026 state election.
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Should South Australia adopt Western Australia’s Shark Deterrent Rebate?

Streaky Bay surfer Danny Lee is demanding the South Australian government adopt a Shark Deterrent Rebate after losing his friend to a shark attack earlier this year.
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Of pizza and politics: the disconnect between small business owners and politics

Small business owners are disconnected from politics, but it’s not entirely their fault.
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“Tweedledumb, Tweedledumber”: why are people voting for alternative voices?

Votes for minor parties and independents surged at and since the 2022 federal election. Why is this?
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Dunstan by-election guide: cost-of-living edition

A by-election in the eastern Adelaide seat of Dunstan will be held on March 23 to replace former South Australian premier Steven Marshall. Here’s what you need to know.
