Early Voting Begins in SA Election

0:00In Adelaide, it's March 14, here's what is happening. Early voting kicked off across South Australia at 59 centers on Saturday, just one week before Election Day. For the first time, voters don't need a reason to cast their ballots early. Labor announced plans for a new $100 million gymnastics facility, if reelected, aimed at replacing an old center in help and train. Future Olympians. Premier Peter Malinowskis unveiled the policy after a debate, saying it would be built in Central Adelaide with possible federal funding. The facility could open in time for athletes preparing for the 2032, Brisbane Olympics, and Paralympics. Gymnastics, South Australia, welcomed it. Noting it would help nearly 5,000 kids on waiting lists. Both the Premier and opposition leader Ashton Hurn hit the campaign trail hard. Hurn called fuel prices and security the top issue, pushing for more details on supplies and thanking labor for a briefing. Meanwhile, one nation candidate, Corey Bernardi, stood by old comments linking gay marriage

1:03to other issues, saying he regrets getting drawn into the debate now. The liberal party faced its own drama this week, with candidate Woodhouse agreeing to withdraw after controversy over his views. Bernardi called it a scandal for them, adding that people should have their own opinions. Federal MP Tony Pason noted the party as a broad church, but hadn't seen the comments himself. As voting underway, campaigns are focusing on bread and butter issues like fuel and family facilities. Officials expect high early turnout as the state heads toward election day. We'd like to thank our sponsor for making this episode possible. Your bedtime ritual just got better. Built in sound, built in comfort. S-O-L-I-S-O-L-Pillow.com.