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'Delay is denial': Premier, universities warn Upper House over inquiry into merger deal - Vimarsana News

'Delay is denial': Premier, universities warn Upper House over inquiry into merger deal

The Liberal Opposition is poised to back an Upper House inquiry into the deal to merge the universities of Adelaide and South Australia, as details of the business case remain under wraps amid warning that delays in passing merger legislation could cost the state hundreds of millions.

University of Adelaide and University of South Australia merger: SA's two biggest unis agree to merge - Vimarsana News

University of Adelaide and University of South Australia merger: SA's two biggest unis agree to merge

South Australia's two biggest universities have signed an historic agreement that will see them become one ...

Upper House poised to challenge uni merger - Vimarsana News

Upper House poised to challenge uni merger

Ahead of an expected weekend announcement on a plan to merge the universities of Adelaide and South Australia, key Upper House crossbenchers say they're currently opposed while the Liberal Party says it won't give the Malinauskas Government a “blank cheque” on passing legislation needed for amalgamation.

'Mixed bag': SA reacts to state budget - Vimarsana News

'Mixed bag': SA reacts to state budget

Peak industry bodies and unions have responded to the Malinauskas Government's second State Budget, saying it delivered in some areas but failed in others.

Greek Orthodox Priest Controversy: 'Silence To Blame For Deception' - Vimarsana News

Greek Orthodox Priest Controversy: 'Silence To Blame For Deception'

Equality advocates hoped the reaction from the Orthodox Church and broader Greek Australian community would be greater acceptance of LGBTIQI people.