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PREMIER Jay Weatherill has welcomed the federal budget commitment to South Australia's infrastructure but says the state will lose $300 million in expected GST revenue. The loss of such a significant amount over the next five years would put ...

Source: The Advertiser PREMIER Jay Weatherill has warned of a $300 million hit to the State Budget in the wake of an update to the national finances, but maintains investment in jobs and infrastructure must continue. Federal Treasurer Wayne Swan's ...

Source: adelaidenow TELL US: Were either of the slip-ups sexist, or an honest error? PREMIER Jay Weatherill referred to one of his ministers by her partner's surname, making the same "slip" he labelled sexist when it was said by a Liberal MP on ...

Source: The Advertiser IN three weeks, Premier Jay Weatherill hands down his first State Budget as Treasurer. It's likely to cause a head-spinning case of deja vu. Federal Treasurer Wayne Swan's Federal Budget suffers many of the same ills that Mr ...

Premier Jay Weatherill said South Australia would face significant budget pressure because of a revenue cut from the federal budget due to forecast lower GST payments. SA will receive $300 million less than expected over the next five years due to ...

South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill says the federal budget means the state will lose "a very significant" amount of GST revenue. South Australia was likely to lose a "very significant" amount of federal GST revenue, putting even more pressure ...

Premier Jay Weatherill is given a briefing by a Country Fire Service official on the fire emergency, as a blaze continues in the Adelaide hills, May 10 2013. Read

South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill has picked a fight with Western Australia's Premier over GST distribution. Mr Weatherill has accused Colin Barnett of hypocrisy, over claims a deal has been struck which could strip South Australia of GST ...

The South Australian government is guilty of "over-spruiking" a major mining project, Premier Jay Weatherill says. The premier's admission follows a decision this week by Arafura Resources to scrap plans to build a $1 billion rare earths mineral ...