Liberal Party Faces Wipeout, Vlassakis Parole, SA Christmas Spending

0:00This is Sydney News Today, powered by AI and presented by the Daily News Now. Jacob Kagi, deputy news editor in Adelaide, says South Australia's liberal party could face a total wipeout at the polls, much like their western. Australia counterparts five years ago. Liberal leader Ashton Herne is pushing hard for a turnaround as voting day-nears. Kagi draws from his time as a WA State political reporter, where he covered repeated liberal losses and leadership chaos that left the party in ruins. Australians are watching closely, with many seeing echoes of past election disasters. For Herne and her team, the stakes are high, and failure could mean years out of power. In other big news from Kagi, snow-town serial killer James Busakis, the youngest of the group, got parole after 26 years in prison. Officials say he stays locked up for now, with strict conditions ahead. Meanwhile, South Australia's but-national trends by planting $4.3 billion in Christmas spending, and two major universities. Merge to serve

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