Malinsuaksas & Hurn: Final Stretch in SA Election

0:00Welcome to Adelaide News Today, two minutes of news that mattered to Adelaide, with just 18 days left until the South Australian election on March 21st, all parties face intense pressure in the race for 20. 26. Regional seats have become a battleground, drawing a record number of candidates. Caretaker Premier. Peter Melinsa-Wox's Juggles State duties and campaigning, while Liberal leader Ashton Hurne balances party leadership and new. Motherhood. Earlier this week, the Premier hit the trail in Adelaide's western suburbs and the Murray Lands region. He promoted his education policy on free school fees and out-of-hours care, greeting families outside schools to follow caretaker conventions. Voters showed mixed reactions, with some offering warm welcomes and others passing by. Melinsa-Wox's embraces the direct feedback, saying it gives real insight into public concerns despite constant media scrutiny. Meanwhile, Hurne ramped up her regional efforts in traditional liberal strongholds, now threatened

1:00by labor, one nation, and independence. She's gone hands on, from helping with manual labor, to chatting with locals at bakeries and cafes. As the clock ticks down, both leaders are set to take bigger risks in their outreach, leading to more bold statements and actions that could shape the final stretch. People thanks to our sponsor for supporting this episode, headphones in a pillow. Once you try it, it just makes sense.