SA Readers Slam LIV Golf, Back NDIS, River Murray

0:00It's May 1st, from your city to your ears. This is Adelaide News today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. South Australia's readers are firing off letters about the government's 45-AM bet on LIV Gulf. Even as reports say, Saudi backers might pull their...funding. Premier Peter Malinowskas is pushing ahead with this course near Adelaide, but folks say it's the wrong move when stay priority scream louder. Critics like Chris Hagenette argue that cash should go to slash NDIS funding or cost of living relief, not a playground for pros. Greg Keat calls it reckless, with rising debt and looming recession risks warning it could tank the government's rep like previous failures. Then there's the vigil for 585 trees set to get chopped for the project. Some dismiss the protesters as bored, but others like Sandra Kank blast the Premier for ignoring how long it takes to grow those giants, while Sue. Please backs the fight against rich folks turf.

1:00Letters spill over to other high topics too, from saving the river Murray to skepticism on a minister for men fixing deeper economic woes. Riders cheer a new festival director, but one fairer lineups, and whistleblowers deserve support without cash bounties. These views show estate wrestling priorities, from greens to real needs, proving public pull-stay sharp on where dollars flow next.