The A-list of national and international companies lining up to invest in the Marshall Government’s Port Bonython Hydrogen Hub highlights the financial risk of Labor Leader Peter Malinauskas’ $1.2 billion taxpayer funded hydrogen power plant. “Under Labor’s plans $1.2 billion of taxpayers’ money will be squandered competing against the deep pockets and international…
DetailsThe State Government welcomes an order made by the independent industrial umpire for Ambulance Employees’ Association (AEA) members to stop all ‘chalking’ of taxpayer-funded ambulances with graffiti messages and slogans. In a judgement delivered late this afternoon, the SA Employment Tribunal said ‘chalking’ was industrial action and ‘that allowing chalking to continue will…
DetailsHouseholds and businesses should brace for a ‘world of hip-pocket pain’ if Labor is elected, with huge hikes in taxes, charges, fees and levies inevitable to help pay for Mr Malinauskas’ $3 billion in unfunded reckless spending. With just over a week until the election, an evasive and at times angry Mr…
DetailsSerious concerns have been raised over whether Mr Malinauskas and Labor have a secret plan to introduce forced union membership in order to win State Government contracts. Mr Malinauskas’ new senior adviser, who has come to SA via a prominent New York union, has written a paper urging Australian State Governments to pressure…
DetailsLabor leader Peter Malinauskas has doubled down on a previous ‘sexist’ remark by telling a journalist who asked him about it: “I don’t think there’s any point getting your knickers in a knot about it, that’s for sure.” The response came just hours after Mr Malinauskas had referred to a group of…
DetailsAn increasingly desperate and angry Labor Party are becoming so ‘spooked’ by growing voter concern over Mr Malinauskas’ reckless pre-election spending spree, they are now trying to deny ever making some of the unfunded promises in the first place. Treasurer Rob Lucas said Labor’s extraordinary knee-jerk reaction to public criticism of their billions…
DetailsAustralia’s most offensive union has entered the South Australian election campaign, backing ex-union boss Peter Malinauskas, in one of the most ‘disturbing’ signs yet of Labor’s risk to the state’s growing economy and jobs. The Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining and Energy Union (CFMMEU), known for its foul-mouthed militant Victorian secretary John Setka –…
DetailsSouth Australian families are being warned about the ‘horror’ risk of higher taxes, charges and hip-pocket pain – including massive hikes to water, power and ESL bills – if Labor is elected, as part of a new Liberal Party public information campaign airing from tonight. Treasurer Rob Lucas said Mr Malinauskas’ reckless spending…
DetailsThe State Government has welcomed an interim order by the independent industrial umpire for the Ambulance Employees Association to cease all industrial action, including the ‘chalking’ of taxpayer-funded ambulances. The chalking has included blatant pro-Labor political messaging and slogans. The order also requires ambulance union members to stop their case card bans…
DetailsPeter Malinauskas’ unbelievable pledge to make good on $1 billion in health promises with money saved from scrapping the proposed new job-creating, profit-making Riverbank Arena is completely flawed – and Labor still won’t commit to lower household electricity bills despite spending at least $593 million on an experimental hydrogen power plant. The Government…
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