The Weatherill Labor Government’s deep divisions are again on display with former President of the Legislative Council John Gazzola labelling current President Russell Wortley a parasite and calling on him to resign. “Sir, normally I would congratulate you on becoming the President of the Legislative Council. Given the circumstances and by the mere fact that…
DetailsHealth Minister Jack Snelling’s scare campaign about the impact of possible reductions in Federal health funding only serves to highlight the jobs the Weatherill Government is currently cutting from SA Health, and announced last year. In his release today regarding recommendations of the Commission of Audit Minister Snelling said: while the (State) Government had no…
DetailsShadow Health Minister Rob Lucas has called on Premier Weatherill to recommit to his Labor Government’s redevelopment of the Flinders Medical Centre (FMC) before the release of the State Budget in June. During the recent state election, the Weatherill Labor Government committed $117.5 million to redevelop the Flinders Medical Centre, which included building two new…
DetailsThe closure of the Phillip Kennedy Hospice at Largs Bay will be the first of many cuts in health services by the Weatherill Labor Government. “The CEO of Southern Cross Care Andrew Larpent has made it quite clear the reasons for the closure were solely due to a ‘lack of commitment from the State Government’,”…
DetailsShadow Health Minister Rob Lucas today described as ‘bizarre’ a claim by Premier Weatherill’s Labor Party that documents shouldn’t be released by the Electoral Commission of SA (ECSA) under Freedom of Information because they would reveal their ‘trade secrets’. Equally as concerning is the decision by the ECSA to refuse the release of these documents…
DetailsAn independent review is needed into the Electoral Commission of South Australia’s (ECSA) handling of the Legislative Council vote count, following news that ECSA conducted a full recount of the vote yesterday. Following a complaint lodged by the Liberal Party, the Electoral Commission has admitted it made four errors in the original Legislative Council vote…
DetailsSouth Australians go to the polls tomorrow, but to vote out Labor, South Australians must vote for their local Liberal candidate. “When South Australians vote tomorrow they will have a clear choice between a united and energetic Liberal team and a divided, dysfunctional and tired Weatherill Labor Government with no ideas and no plans,” said…
DetailsJay Weatherill’s Labor candidate for Elder, Annabel Digance, must come out of hiding and explain why racist material against Liberal candidate for Elder, Carolyn Habib is being distributed. Jay Weatherill yesterday attempted to shut down journalists’ questions on the serious issue of racism at a press conference, following the distribution of a racist Labor flyer…
DetailsJay Weatherill has today attempted to shut down journalists’ questions on the serious issue of racism at a press conference, following the distribution of a racist Labor flyer against Liberal candidate for Elder, Carolyn Habib. Instead, Jay Weatherill defended the material, did not think the flyer was offensive and refused to apologise. “Jay Weatherill and…
DetailsAfter 12 long years, Premier Weatherill and Labor think they can trick South Australians into believing they have a plan for cost of living increases. Under Labor since 2002: • Water bills have increased by 227 per cent; • Electricity bills have increased by 140 per cent; • Gas bills have increased by 136 per…
DetailsLabor Premier Jay Weatherill needs to detail his campaign activities outside of the Adelaide area since the issuing of the writs on the 15th of February. South Australia has a total land area of 983,482 square kilometres but there’s little evidence of Labor Premier Jay Weatherill going much beyond the square mile of Adelaide’s CDB…
DetailsA Marshall Liberal Government would ensure a comprehensive inquiry was conducted into all aspects of the Weatherill Government’s management of SA Health’s ICT projects, Shadow Health Minister Rob Lucas said today. “Whilst the Auditor-General has told the Budget and Finance Committee he is conducting an inquiry into the $422 million EPAS project, there are also…
DetailsPremier Weatherill’s embarrassing flip-flop on his support for businesses today confirms the Weatherill Labor Government is willing to say anything and do anything to get re-elected for another four years. An email sent from Mr Weatherill to Labor mates today states: “Only Labor will work with business to transform and modernise our economy.” Having spent…
DetailsA Marshall Liberal Government will undertake major reform of country health so more decisions are taken closer to where services are delivered in rural and regional areas. Under the plan, the existing Country Health SA Local Health Network would be broken up into between three and six new networks, with Boards reintroduced to govern each…
DetailsA Marshall Liberal Government will take an axe to Labor’s over centralised health bureaucracy and will return decision making to where services are actually delivered. “During the past decade the Labor Government has centralised decision making for the health system in an ever expanding bureaucracy that has limited contact with either patients or the medical…
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