The Opposition is today calling on the Government to urgently turn its attention to the economy, after figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics show unemployment in South Australia is at

4.2%.[1]

From soft toys to advertising scandals and millions of dollars in ministerial travel – Labor’s waste of taxpayer money knows no bounds as South Australians contend with a cost-of-living crisis.

We are well into the month and only days away from the Black byelection day, and the ramping stats are nowhere to be seen.

The Opposition is calling on the Premier to come clean about what he knows about any money owing from Vailo to creditors.

The Opposition is once again asking Peter Malinauskas to take a serious look at his relationship with the Adelaide 500 naming rights partner VAILO, after concerning claims were brought to light overnight.

The Opposition is calling on Labor to act to outlaw machetes following a number of violent assaults including a shocking machete attack in the Rundle Mall in broad daylight only days before the Christmas Pageant.

The Liberal Opposition is excited to announce an $11 million commitment to deliver the Hallett Cove Seaside Pool if elected to Government in 2026 - enhancing community access to South Australia’s beautiful coastline, while promoting recreation and fostering community engagement.

The Opposition will introduce legislation to Parliament this week to prohibit the sale of knives to individuals under the age of 18.

The Liberal Opposition is calling on the Government to immediately reinstate the Home Battery Scheme to address increasing household electricity costs - with ESCOSA data showing a $798 increase to average annual electricity retail bills under Labor.

Today, South Australian Treasurer Stephen Mullighan dismissed Opposition Leader Vincent Tarzia’s call for the Government to provide cost of living relief by freezing State Government fees and charges – suggesting that such a measure would not deliver meaningful relief to families struggling with the ongoing cost of living crisis.