South Australia's New Cabinet: Fresh Faces, New Roles
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South Australias Premier Peter Malinauskas unveils a revamped cabinet following his partys election victory, bolstering their government majority. Key changes include Chris Pictons departure from health for a new role in state development, defense, space industries, AI, and veterans affairs, with Blair Boyer taking over as health minister. Lucy Hood moves to education and gains a new City of Adelaide role, while Joe Szakacs handles infrastructure and transport. Emily Bourke shifts to tourism, environment, climate, and water. Newcomers Michael Brown, Nadia Clancy, and Alice Rolls join the ministry, with Brown becoming police minister. Malinauskas denies any demotion, emphasizing the reshuffle as a swift renewal to capitalize on new opportunities. The team was sworn in by Governor Frances Adamson, with Malinauskas immediately scrapping stamp duty for seniors downsizing into new homes or apartments.
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