The Opposition is calling on the Malinauskas Labor Government to guarantee it will not cut State Government funding to the free Footy Express service before the 2026 State Election, saving Crows and Power fans from potential price hikes of up to $35.60 per match.

The Malinauskas Labor Government has shut down sensible legislation that would have seen e-scooter riders enjoy their devices legally and without fear of hefty fines worth close to $2000.

The Opposition is calling on the Malinauskas Labor Government to put extra services on the Belair train line after their broken promise for an extra carriage for mountain bike riders has resulted in antisocial behaviour on the popular route.

The Opposition is calling on the Malinauskas Labor Government to provide free water to commuters at major public transport stations this week in a bid to help combat scorching temperatures – and as a preventive measure to keep people out of overcrowded hospitals and ramped ambulances.

Today, the Opposition introduced a Bill into Parliament that could be a game-changer for e-scooter riders in South Australia.

The Bill aims to abolish the current hefty fines of $2000 for riders caught using privately owned e-scooters in public spaces, by enabling all e-scooters – and some other mobility devices – to be ridden on road or road related areas safely.

The Opposition is calling on the Malinauskas Labor Government to fund a targeted social media campaign, educating our most inexperienced road users on the consequences of risk-taking behaviour after another shocking P-plate incident involving leader David Speirs.

Hefty $2000 fines for e-scooter riders will be abolished under new legislation to be introduced by the Opposition, with new laws to allow privately owned devices to be used in public spaces.

A Women’s and Children’s Hospital volunteer had her car towed and faces a massive fine after shock road closures and restrictions were introduced today. The woman’s car was towed from MacKinnon Parade which has been turned into a no standing zone. Healthcare workers raised concerns with the Opposition about poor access to the WCH.

The CFMEU has lapped up Peter Malinauskas’ warm welcome to South Australia by chanting and bizarrely wrestling in front of a publicly-owned tram emblazed with union propaganda that Labor has admitted is in breach of government rules.

A former business owner who sheltered domestic violence victims and the homeless – but lost his property seven weeks ago after it was acquired for the North-South Corridor – is now himself struggling to make ends meet.