Greens target 'orange Liberals' as Xenophon hogs spotlight in South Australia

Greens target 'orange Liberals' as Xenophon hogs spotlight in South Australia

Tired of being sidelined, Greens preference Labor and some Liberals ahead of SA-Best• Why the SA election is the nation’s most gripping contest

The Guardian - AU

South Australian 'soft' voters inclined to change their government but not impressed with the alternative

South Australian 'soft' voters inclined to change their government but not impressed with the alternative

An “old” government, an opposition leader many people find lacklustre, and a popular centrist player adept at exploiting discontent. That’s the confusing choice facing “soft” voters in next Saturday’s South Australian election.

The Conversation

Liberals will claim mandate to relax SA's 'embarrassing' shopping hours if elected

Liberals will claim mandate to relax SA's 'embarrassing' shopping hours if elected

Opposition Leader Steven Marshall says he will have a mandate to deregulate the state's retail trading hours if he wins Saturday's state election, but Labor says the Liberals are "just doing the bidding of Woolies and Coles".

Where will Nick Xenophon's presence be felt in the SA election?

Nick Xenophon is a political enigma in South Australia and at the March election, the former senator is out to redefine the state's political landscape. But where is his SA Best party most likely to succeed?

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Liberals see red over SA Labor Minister's blue posters

SA Labor MP Leon Bignell is being accused of dirty tricks, with the Liberals suggesting some of his election posters are from the same playbook as his infamous 2010 how-to-vote cards.

South Australian mining baron attacks Labor and donates to Liberals and SA Best

Cartwheel Resources’s Rudy Gomez gave SA Best $50,000 despite Xenophon’s call for ban on large donations

The Guardian - AU