The State Liberals are demanding Nick Xenophon keeps his word and begins releasing his  policies and costings on job creation, electricity, cost of living, education, poker machines, local government, law and order, primary industries, regional development, transport, housing, disabilities,trade, fisheries, tourism, corrections, women, ageing, the environment, manufacturing, mineral resources, mental health and health.

Senior Labor factional player and Federal MP Mark Butler has today taken a swipe at his own colleagues, highlighting that SA Labor MPs are more interested in their own jobs than the futures of South Australians.

Marion Mayor Kris Hanna’s decision to run for SA Best in the seat of Gibson at the March state election confirms SA Best is a party of political opportunists who can’t be trusted.

The State Liberals are demanding Premier Jay Weatherill reverses his decision to squib the Property Council debate in the lead up to the State election.

While Nick Xenophon has spent the entire week talking about himself, the Marshall Liberal Team has released several important policies to improve the lives of South Australians.

Following yesterday’s appearance of the Auditor-General before Parliament’s Budget and Finance Committee the State Liberals have renewed calls for the Weatherill Government to release critical documents related to the Walker Corporations Festival Plaza redevelopment.

SA-BEST senate staffer Nick Xenophon publicly stated three weeks ago that he would resign from his taxpayer funded job in ‘a couple of weeks’.

The revelation that the Weatherill Government was warned by the AMA more than two years ago that 50 per cent of TAFE SA aged care students needed upskilling and were unemployable is further evidence of maladministration at the highest level of this Labor Government.

The State Liberals are demanding that Speaker Michael Atkinson recall State Parliament in order to enable a thorough examination of the TAFE SA scandal.

Minister Close and the Weatherill Labor Government’s scandalous mismanagement of TAFE may have exposed South Australian taxpayers to a class action law suit.