Albanese Surprises at Adelaide Oval, Campaigns in SA Election

0:00From Adelaide, this is your March 21st update. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese surprised footy fans with an unexpected appearance at Adelaide Oval on Friday night. He watched the Adelaide crows fall to the western bulldoves by just six points, sitting alongside federal trade minister Don Farrell and former labor. MP Kate Ellis with her husband, media-figured David Penberthy. A few seats away was Crow's club-chair John Olson, the former liberal premier and current federal president of the Liberal Party. Earlier that day, Albanese had toured the wildest steelworks with industry minister Tim Aries to highlight the government bailout package for the struggling site now up for bids. Fans kept the Prime Minister busy with selfies throughout the tense match under perfect Adelaide weather, and he stayed up beat despite the loss. This all unfolded against the backdrop of South Australia's state election, with key races heating up. On Saturday morning, Albanese joined Premier Peter Malinowska's at East Torrance Primary

1:00School in the Hartley electorate, a hot spot for liberal, incumbent Vincent Tarsia. Meanwhile, Malinowska's had already voted and stressed the value of democracy and steering the economy forward. Liberal leader Ashton Hurren cast her ballot in her barossa seat of Schubert, vowing to fight until polls close at 6 p.m. and brushing off doubts about her leadership. As votes roll in across the state, all eyes stay on these tight contests shaping South Australia's future.