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  1. Adelaide MotoGP circuit gets 'boring' tag despite enthusiasm for heritage elements
    By Thomas Kelsall

    Adelaide's new $96 million MotoGP track has received mixed reviews from motorsport fans and riders, with some excited by the return of heritage elements but worried it is "not going to make for very interesting racing".

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-01/ade

    #MotorSports #ThomasKelsall

  2. Politics of the parklands on show at Labor's big MotoGP reveal
    By Thomas Kelsall

    The Malinauskas government's grand unveiling of its MotoGP track showed just how much pressure it faced over the environment. It's also opened up a fracture in the green movement.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-01/ade

    #MotorSports #Environment #StateandTerritoryGovernment #UrbanDevelopmentandPlanning #Conservation #ThomasKelsall

  3. Breaking: Design for MotoGP street circuit released
    By Thomas Kelsall

    Nearly 400 trees will be removed in Adelaide's eastern parklands to make way for a new MotoGP street circuit costing $96 million, the South Australian government has revealed.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-30/sa-

    #MotorSports #StateandTerritoryGovernment #ThomasKelsall

  4. Labor's MotoGP coup crashes into an all-too-familiar parklands wall
    By Thomas Kelsall

    One day, Peter Malinauskas might bask in the glory of bringing another popular major event to Adelaide. For now, his MotoGP coup is being fiercely resisted.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-29/ade

    #MotorSports #StateandTerritoryGovernment #GovernmentandPolitics #StateandTerritoryParliament #CommunityandSociety #ThomasKelsall

  5. SA Liberal president Leah Blyth in preselection battle as Antic supporters claim 'betrayal'
    By Thomas Kelsall

    Some supporters of rebel South Australian Senator Alex Antic want to demote SA Liberal President Leah Blyth to an unwinnable senate spot, claiming a "betrayal" on conservative causes.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-25/lib

    #Liberals #GovernmentandPolitics #ThomasKelsall

  6. As bird flu ravages stocks, Kangaroo Island is 'sick of bloody disasters'
    By Daniel Keane, Thomas Kelsall, and Caroline Horn

    Fears about bird flu's potentially devastating impact on South Australia's penguins have fuelled calls for the creatures to be vaccinated against the virus, with Kangaroo Island's mayor saying the local population has "taken a hammering" in recent years.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-21/bir

    #AvianInfluenza #Birds #EnvironmentalImpacts #DanielKeane #ThomasKelsall #CarolineHorn

  7. 'Entire streets' in regional towns miss out on census information in the post
    By George Yankovich and Thomas Kelsall

    Some residents of South Australia's largest federal electorate say they are yet to receive census information by post, prompting confusion and concern about the possibility of fines.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-20/par

    #Census #GeorgeYankovich #ThomasKelsall

  8. SA reveals five-year plan to roll out domestic violence royal commission reforms
    By Thomas Kelsall and Daniel Keane

    The SA government has committed to a five-year timeline to implement recommendations from the recent Royal Commission into Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence, as it forges ahead with restrictions on alcohol home delivery sales.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-18/pet

    #DomesticViolence #RoyalCommissions #Family #FamilyandRelationships #ThomasKelsall #DanielKeane

  9. National leader or problem rediscoverer? The issue with Malinauskas's AI royal commission
    By Thomas Kelsall

    South Australia's royal commission into artificial intelligence is Premier Peter Malinauskas's latest foray into a national issue. There's no guarantee of success, writes state political reporter Thomas Kelsall.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-12/sa-

    #AI #AIEthics #RoyalCommissions #StateandTerritoryGovernment #ThomasKelsall

  10. Alex Antic’s long quest for Liberal Party influence reaches crunch time
    By Thomas Kelsall

    After years building a power base within the SA division, the right-wing senator is the frontrunner to become the Liberal Party’s state president. It could have wide-ranging implications for Angus Taylor and Ashton Hurn.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-02/ale

    #Liberals #PoliticalParties #OneNation #ThomasKelsall

  11. Embattled LIV Golf tour asks to defer payment to Adelaide golf club
    By Thomas Kelsall

    The future of LIV Golf Adelaide has been further "shrouded in doubt", the SA opposition says, after LIV asked for an extension on a payment to Kooyonga Golf Club, which is scheduled to host the event next year.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-28/liv

    #StateandTerritoryGovernment #Golf #ThomasKelsall

  12. SA's largest electorate to be renamed in honour of Aboriginal leader
    By Thomas Kelsall

    South Australia’s largest federal electorate will be renamed in honour of an Aboriginal leader. Experts say it is also the state’s most likely to fall to One Nation.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-20/ele

    #Elections #IndigenousAustralians #ThomasKelsall

  13. ATO asked to justify 'extravagant' $73m Adelaide office move
    By Thomas Kelsall

    The Australian Taxation Office will spend at least $73.4 million to relocate its offices into "the best building in Adelaide", four streets away.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-17/ato

    #UrbanDevelopmentandPlanning #NonResidentialConstructionIndustry #ThomasKelsall

  14. Court case against chair of Indian steelmaker won't affect Whyalla sale, SA government says
    By Thomas Kelsall

    The chairperson of one of the bidders for the stricken Whyalla steelworks has been summonsed to appear before an Indian court, but the government says its confident the sale process will maintain integrity.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-08/why

    #Steel #StateandTerritoryGovernment #FederalGovernment #Corruption #Courts #ThomasKelsall

  15. Court case against chair of Indian steelmaker won't affect Whyalla sale, SA government says
    By Thomas Kelsall

    The chairperson of one of the bidders for the stricken Whyalla steelworks has been summonsed to appear before an Indian court, but the government says its confident the sale process will maintain integrity.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-08/why

    #Steel #StateandTerritoryGovernment #FederalGovernment #Corruption #Courts #ThomasKelsall