South Australia's Premier Peter Malinauskas and Treasurer Stephen Mullighan are handing down the state's latest budget. You can stay across this afternoon's developments in our live blog.
South Australia 's Premier Peter Malinauskas and Treasurer Stephen Mullighan are handing down the state's latest budget.OK, so we can't tell you anything just yet, but here's a look at what we know is going to be in the budget so far.to be spent over five years to implement an election commitment of universal preschool for three-year-olds
worth of measures to get more police on the beat, and reduce pressure on the state's stretched force, including the creation of aWe have a team of journalists currently working through the countless pages of state budget documentation so you don't have to.
Key SA interest groups will be speaking about the budget and its impact on South Australians. We'll keep you posted on what they sayMurder-accused didn't know camper's phone was on as he moved bodies after deaths, court hears Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus threatened with legal action by Greens leader after Gaza protest commentsJim Chalmers has a lot in common with Paul Keating. He's hoping to dodge a recession as a point of difference
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