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SA: new boundaries favour the Liberals, old betting the ALP

16 December 2016

4:17 PM

16 December 2016

4:17 PM

Toyota Surpasses GM In Sales For First TimeEarlier this month new electoral boundaries were announced for South Australia. The Liberals got excited and called for nominations and new blood. They look a chance. But no one, not even Greg Sheridan, is betting their house on it.

SA has a bicameral system of Westminster-style government, wherein governments are formed by that party which can get a majority of voting members in the lower house.

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