Labor Secures Second Term in South Australia

0:00In Sydney, it's March 21st, and here's what is going on. South Australia's labor party has scored a big win in the state election, securing a second straight victory for Premier Peter Malinazka's. The ABC is projecting they'll hold a clear majority in the lower house, giving them strong control moving forward. This comes after a solid first term, with labor building on their momentum from three years ago. Early counts show them picking up more seats than expected. Prezurer Tom Konstantonis prays Malinazka's as a rare kind of leader, who's reshaped the party. He stressed there'll be no room for arrogance, saying voters will hold them accountable if they slip up. ABC election analyst Casey Briggs noted the picture is still unfolding, especially among conservatives where things look messy. But one thing is certain, labor's back in power. As more votes roll in, it'll be interesting to see the final margins, but for now, South Australia stays labor territory under Malinazka's.