Tag: Politics
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State election 2026: policies that affect you
Not sure what you’re actually voting for? Here’s a breakdown of what South Australia’s major political parties are promising ahead of Saturday’s state election.
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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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“Albanese Labor Government has failed our local community”: Nicolle Flint campaigns for Boothby ahead of 2025 federal election
After stepping away from politics in 2022, Liberal candidate Nicolle Flint is vying for a return to the Boothby seat at the 2025 federal election.
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Federal government commits to releasing states’ and territories’ road trauma data
The government has announced they will require states and territories to reveal crash data to meet road funding requirements. OTR journalist Thomas Docking reports on this commitment and its potential role in future road safety strategies.
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Seeing is believing: community TV show “BTS with Jess” is set to make the arts more accessible to young people
Ahead of her show’s premiere on April 8, UniSA student Jess McCall shares the value of the arts as an outlet for local youth. BTS with Jess, which shows young people how to get involved in arts, is a testament to the importance of emerging voices and the community television stations featuring them.
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Firebrand: former SA premier Lynn Arnold’s history of protest
Marking the beginning of OTR’s Advanced News Writing Profile Month, OTR journalist Robert Hicks speaks to former SA premier Lynn Arnold, who reminisces on his time protesting the Vietnam War in the sixties and offers advice for current activists looking to create change.