Paul Keating is warning that Labor’s superannuation tax plan will capture thousands more Australians than Jim Chalmers and Anthony Albanese first expected, increasing pressure for a compromise deal on the controversial revenue grab.

Why a Royal Commission into the Algal Bloom? With deaths to over 390 marine species, the bloom is having a major impact on our lives - from the fishing industry to local tourism to our mental health. That’s why we have already called on the Government to increase fee relief for

The algal bloom needs to be treated with the seriousness it deserves. While the State Government sits on their hands, I am calling on the Federal Government to step in and get involved.

Harrowing tales from the hospital front line have been told by victims of 23 assaults in just 12 weeks at two Adelaide emergency departments.

Thanks Kurrajong for all the nice chats this week! I had some good discussions with locals about everything from healthcare, small business, footpaths, to schools. If I missed you, feel free to get in touch: 📧 [email protected] 📞 02 6205 1919

Typical Labor, they’ve been dragged kicking and screaming into announcing funding for algal bloom relief without any detail of who will receive it or how they can apply. Just an empty headline.

This is after Labor claimed the Opposition are trying to create “fear, panic and division.” That’s quite the backflip.

The algal bloom has been devastating South Australian waters since March. But the Federal Minister says they were only formally written to on the weekend. Why has it taken this long for action?

Clear as mud

Labor’s $10 billion fund = 17 houses. It’s going well.

Labor ministers caught floundering again. You couldn’t make this stuff up. After months of devastation along our coastline, they still can’t answer basic questions about algal bloom support.

SA Labor 😂 Really reaching here. On the last week of Parliament, the most important thing for SA Labor was pushing through legislation for a new golf course.

5,034 new Labor regulations so far & counting. That’s the scoreboard.

It’s my first Question Time as Opposition Leader, and my experienced team is ready.

Frontline officers are so time-poor half of SA Police workers surveyed by their union say they “never” or “rarely” have enough time to investigate crime. The survey found 100’s of officers were ready to quit & feared they could no longer keep the community safe.

While around 15,000 people sit on the public housing waitlist, it’s disappointing to see some vandalise property at the taxpayers’ expense. We are calling on the Labor Government to crack down on this behaviour, and ensure properties like this one are allocated to people who

The news that Bedford could be going into administration is devastating for SA. Around 1400 people could lose their jobs. This is work which provides dignity to some of the most vulnerable in our community. Bedford has requested a relatively modest sum of money from the Labor

CFMEU & Labor are the housing problem - not the solution.

Our coastal communities and businesses are being decimated by the algal bloom. We need to do everything we can to support those affected, that’s why we are calling for a revival of the Great State Vouchers to incentivise travel to areas impacted by this natural disaster.

Today I travelled to Stansbury on the Yorke Peninsula. I spoke with the fishermen, oyster farmers, business owners, and local community members who have been most affected by the algal bloom natural disaster. They need the State and Federal Labor Governments to declare the