Exports Economy Grievance
Exports Economy Grievance
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Marshall’s voucher scheme delivers another bungle
A series of bungles have been revealed in the latest round of the Marshall Liberal Government’s travel voucher scheme.
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South Australians urged to support SA wines this NYE
Labor is urging South Australians to buy local wine to celebrate bringing in the New Year as the Marshall Liberal Government goes missing with a strategy to deal with the impacts on the industry as the China trade war heats up.
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Trade Estimates Reply 2020
Reply to the the Trade Estimates Committee 2020
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Marshall must establish emergency taskforce to deal with China trade crisis
Steven Marshall needs to establish an emergency taskforce to develop an urgent plan to support SA exporters as the China trade crisis escalated today.
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Budget Reply Speech 2020
2020 Budget reply for the portfolio of Trade, Tourism and Investment
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Tourism voucher falls short, government needs budget fix
The Marshall Liberal Government must deliver much-needed support for South Australia’s tourism and hospitality sector in this week’s budget, after the tourism voucher scheme fell short of expectations.
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Where’s the major event strategy?
Adelaide is facing a major event drought over the summer and the Marshall Liberal Government urgently needs to reveal what its major event strategy now is, as the pandemic hits the participation of international competitors.
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Marshall’s decision to axe Adelaide 500 is a massive blow to SA economy
Steven Marshall’s decision to axe the Adelaide 500 V8 supercar race is simply devastating for South Australia, with the state set to lose tens of millions of dollars of economic activity, hundreds of jobs and thousands of interstate tourists.
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Marshall’s Tourism Vouchers target only 3% of tourism listings
The Marshall Liberal Government’s “Great State” Tourism Vouchers – being released today – are too restrictive and ignore large sections of the tourism industry.
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