This week's episode looks back at the results from last weekend’s state election in South Australia where Premier Steven Marshall became the first incumbent Australian leader to be defeated at the ballot box since the beginning of the pandemic. Sam and Chern break down the results and discuss the potential reasons why Peter Malinauskas and his Labor Party was able to pull off such a strong victory. What were the statewide ingredients for this Labor majority? Did we learn anything about the Government in the announcement of the new Cabinet? Why did Steven Marshall fail to win a second term? Is the growing strength of Independents something we will see beyond the borders of South Australia in the upcoming federal election? And how will Scott Morrison react to these results with a federal election just 2 months away? All these questions and more answered in this week’s podcast.
