SA Premier Announces New Cabinet for Second Term

0:00It's March 25th. Welcome to Adelaide News today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. South Australia's premier Peter Malinowskas has announced a refreshed cabinet as his government starts its second term after the recent election. Three new members join for the first time, Nadia Clancy, Michael Brown, and Alice Rolls. Key areas like housing stay front and center, with Nick Champion keeping oversight of housing, urban development, and planning to boost supply and, meet, demand. A big highlight is the new economic super portfolio led by Chris Picton. It covers state development, artificial intelligence, the digital economy, defense and space industries, plus veterans affairs. This set up aims to line up investments and jobs, especially with projects like submarine building under the aquas packed. In health, Blair Boyer steps up as the new minister for health and well-being, focusing on growing the system and handling aged care strains. Other shifts include Katrina Hilljard taking human services and seniors care, while Joseph Cox handles infrastructure and transport for big builds.

1:07Like the South Row tunnels, the changes reflect a push for economic growth, secure jobs, and more housing amid opportunities in metals, critical minerals, and defense. Premier Malinowska's praised the team's unity and fresh talent from the Labor Party, ready to tackle regional jobs and federal challenges. With no time to lose, the government dives right back into action, coordinating industries, and delivering results for South Australians as major. Projects ramp up.