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Great to catch up with so many familiar faces at the SA Press Club tonight.
Always good to celebrate the important role journalism plays in our state.
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The state government is celebrating a win - it has been given the green light to proceed with its plans for a world-first MotoGP city street race. A federal authority has found the circuit's redevelopment is unlikely to significantly impact the environment. @laurenrose7
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Plans for the world’s first-ever MotoGP city street race have passed a major hurdle with Adelaide’s $96 million circuit redevelopment receiving clearance from a federal environmental watchdog. Construction is scheduled to begin in December ahead of South Australia’s MotoGP debut next year from November 12 to 14.
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The Adelaide Circuit Redevelopment has reached a major milestone, with the project receiving federal environmental clearance to progress.
This is an important milestone for the Adelaide Circuit Redevelopment, with federal environmental clearance confirmed and community feedback helping inform the next stage of planning as we count down to MotoGP arriving in Adelaide in November 2027.
Adelaide will be the first city in the world to host MotoGP on a city street circuit, putting South Australia on the global stage and creating an extraordinary opportunity to showcase our city to millions of people around the world.
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The AFL has announced arguably the best Gather Round fixture yet for next season's footy festival.
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Minister Chris Picton on FIVEAA this morning with Graeme Goodings:
LISTEN 🎧 omny.fm/shows/mornings-with-…
@GraemeGoodings
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From South Australia to the world.
Our world-first social media ban for under-16s has featured on America’s 60 Minutes.
I spoke with CBS about how the push for the change began right here in South Australia and why protecting our kids online matters.
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Peter Malinauskas, premier of South Australia — a state of fewer than 2 million people — set out to take on Big Tech by restricting children under 16 from using social media.
“If people are on your side, you can achieve anything, and I was pretty confident that parents were on our side on this one,” he says. cbsn.ws/47ElgUk
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Another pub. Another meat tray. 🥩
Time for another episode of Mali’s Meat Tray!
Big thanks to local MP Ella Shaw MP, Midway Tavern and Bok's Butchery Blakes Crossing for getting involved and helping raise funds for Vinnies SA.
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The state’s biggest construction project is at the centre of an escalating political crisis, with the Premier calling in the anti-corruption watchdog over bikie infiltration allegations. 🔗 DETAILS: bit.ly/3UJbDAQ
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The front page of today’s Advertiser 🗞️
Read it here 👉 bit.ly/digitiser
Premier @PMalinauskasMP will appear on US @60Minutes (tonight US time) regarding his role in the introduction of a social media ban for under 16s.
South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas helped set in motion Australia’s social media ban for children under 16. He acknowledges the restrictions won’t stop every kid.
“Kids are going to find ways around it,” Malinauskas says. “But they’re doing it less than what they otherwise would if you didn’t have a community standard in place.”
Sunday on 60 Minutes, Holly Williams reports on how the ban is working and why other countries are following Australia’s lead.
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It will be a bittersweet moment when the chequered flag falls at a wet Phillip Island on Sunday afternoon.
But it will also signify a huge moment in business terms for the bosses of MotoGP, who are pinning their future hopes on Adelaide to drive the sport forward and provide a blueprint for growth around the world, writes Eric Johnston and John Stensholt: bit.ly/4BjWTJ0
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Before there was the roar of MotoGP on Phillip Island, there was an uproar about bringing MotoGP to Phillip Island.
This fascinating article reveals that back in 1989, protesters gathered to oppose the arrival of the Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix.
There were angry community meetings, predictions of chaos, warnings that the event would destroy the character of the island, and even suggestions that local schools should close to protect children.
Sound familiar?
But the race went ahead. The crowds arrived in their tens of thousands, the predicted chaos never eventuated, and the dire warnings of disaster proved spectacularly wrong. Instead, local businesses thrived, tourism boomed, and MotoGP transformed Phillip Island into an internationally recognised destination, attracting visitors from across Australia and around the world.
Fast forward 37 years, and the transformation in community sentiment could not be more extraordinary. The very event that once sparked angry protests and predictions of doom has become so deeply embedded in Phillip Island’s identity, economy and community pride that its departure has triggered an outpouring of sadness, disappointment and disbelief.
The very event that people once protested against is now the event they desperately want to keep.
History reminds us that progress is rarely welcomed by everyone at the beginning. Sometimes the greatest success stories are the very projects that attract the loudest opposition (e.g. Adelaide Oval)
South Australia now has an extraordinary opportunity to create something special with the world’s first MotoGP city street circuit, showcasing Adelaide to a massive international audience.
Perhaps in the future, South Australians will look back and wonder what all the fuss was about.
Well worth reading this fascinating piece of history. 👇
pisra.com.au/much-ado-about-…
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The Tour Down Under has been crowned the best sporting event in Australia. It is the second time that South Australia’s famous race has earned the crown in just the past three years with plans to go bigger and better in January. @joshmoney__
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A refurbished paediatric intensive care unit has opened at the Women's and Children's Hospital.
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Great to be at Muno Para Shopping Centre with the Member for Taylor, Nick Champion and the Member for Elizabeth, Ella Shaw - thanks to everyone who came up to discuss local issues and to hear more about what’s been happening in our state.
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This supermarket has been vacant for more than five years.
And now, it’s a brand-new Children’s Creative Space.
Every child deserves the chance to learn, play, explore and discover what they’re capable of, no matter where they grow.
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I am appalled by the shocking attack on Dr Helen Haines MP in regional Victoria today.
My thoughts are with Dr Haines, and I wish her a full and speedy recovery. My thoughts are also with her family, friends, staff and colleagues at this difficult time.
While this is a deeply distressing incident, I want to acknowledge the courage and swift actions of members of the public and first responders who came to her aid.



















