South Australian Election: A Look at the State of the Parties
A table showing the seats in the South Australian Legislatve Assembly for the 2002 election.
View ArticleFederalism: Canberra And South Australia Act On Murray River
The Federal and South Australian governments have announced a package of measures aimed at reducing salinity, improving water quality and protecting biodiversity in the Murray Darling region. The...
View ArticleRann Now Longest-Serving Premier
Peter Beattie’s resignation as Queensland Premier will elevate South Australia’s Mike Rann to the position of longest-serving state premier. Rann was elected in March 2002. The Northern Territory Chief...
View ArticleA Brief History of the Rann Government (Updated)
The Labor Government in South Australia has been in office since 2002. It has been led by Premier Mike Rann throughout. The government was formed following the elections of February 9, 2002. That...
View ArticlePolitics Abhors A Vacuum
The real campaign for government began last night, argues Malcolm Farnsworth. Having delivered a hung parliament, the voters will now have to wait for negotiations between the main parties and the...
View ArticleIndependent Peter Lewis To Support Minority Labor Government In South Australia
Peter Lewis announced he will support a minority Labor government led by Mike Rann in South Australia. Includes audio of Lewis.
View ArticleCouncil Of Australian Governments Joint Press Conference on Stem Cell Research
Text and audio of the COAG Chief Ministers press conference on stem cell research.
View ArticleCOAG Meeting: Chief Ministers’ Press Conference
Audio of the COAG Chief Minister's Press Conference, chaired by Prime Minister John Howard.
View ArticleCOAG Chief Ministers’ Press Conference
Text and audio of Council of Australian Governments Chief Ministers' press conference.
View ArticleSouth Australian Election: Despite Swing, Mike Rann Claims Third Term For Labor
Audio of South Australian Premier Mike Rann's 2010 election night speech.
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