Media Releases
Josh Teague elected as Deputy Leader of the Opposition
The South Australian Liberal Opposition has today named Shadow Minister Josh Teague as Deputy Leader.
Labor’s debt bomb explodes
Today, the Government’s Mid-Year Budget Review revealed a debt explosion of nearly $2 billion since the last State Budget.
Liberals to introduce new laws to crack down on attacks on police
The Opposition will crack down on people who attack and seriously injure police officers on duty by making sure that they are given a custodial sentence.
Hon John Gardner MP to leave politics
After four terms and almost 16 years as the Member for Morialta, Deputy Leader John Gardner has called time on politics.
Opposition meets with drought affected farmers
New data from the Department of Primary Industries and Region’s South Australian Crop and Pasture Report has revealed that current estimated grain production for 2024–25 has been reduced to 5.3 million tonnes – a staggering 42 per cent below the five-year average and the lowest total since 2008–09.
Government must reveal plans for Whyalla steelworks
The Opposition has today urged the Government to come clean on the discussions it is having with regard to an emergency package to save the Whyalla steelworks.
Business far from sunshine and daisies in SA
The Opposition is calling on the Malinauskas Government to do more for small businesses in South Australia.
Liberals plan to boost apprentices and trainees
The Opposition has today unveiled a package of seven key measures to boost apprenticeship and traineeship numbers, helping address the skills shortage that is reaching crisis point in many industries.
Call for independent review into Government’s handling of the tomato virus
The Leader of the Opposition, Vincent Tarzia, is today urging the Premier to conduct an independent review into his Government’s handling of the tomato brown rugose fruit virus crisis.
Labor’s thin veneer: chaos beneath the surface
Revelations today of yet another investigation into the CFMEU’s South Australian branch must be sending a shiver through the Labor Government.