Peter Malinauskas

Clare Armstrong, ABC chief digital correspondent; Greg Brown, political chief at The Australian; Paul Sakkal, political chief at SMH/The Age; Chris Bowen, federal energy minister; Peter Malinauskas, South Australia premier. They discuss Labor’s landslide in South Australia and the rise of One Nation. They also probe a deepening fuel crisis, supply cancellations, rationing risks, and national energy security.

In this discussion, Peter Malinauskas, the Premier of South Australia since March 2022, dives into the AUKUS deal's profound impacts on his state. He emphasizes the massive potential for job creation, estimating 20,000 new roles from the program. The conversation also tackles the complex challenges of nuclear waste management, economic viability of civil nuclear power, and the crucial need for skilled labor. Malinauskas advocates for cohesive national leadership to harness AUKUS’s benefits while ensuring community support and strategic security.

Peter Malinauskas, the Premier of South Australia, dives into compelling topics including the controversial idea of banning all money from politics. He shares insights on the negative impact of social media on youth mental health and discusses proposed age verification laws. Reflecting on his family's refugee background adds depth to his perspective on cultural identity. The conversation also touches on the role of independent candidates in politics and the importance of relatable, honest leadership in today’s landscape.

Leah Blythe, Liberal senator and shadow assistant minister; Peter Malinauskas, South Australian premier; David Leaney, ANU supply-chain lecturer; Dania Thaifa, Gulf security analyst; Mick Mulroy, former US defense official. They discuss the 48-hour Strait of Hormuz ultimatum, risks of targeting regional power infrastructure, Gulf states' defence limits, tanker cancellations affecting Australian fuel supply, and South Australia’s election signals.

Peter Malinauskas, Premier of South Australia and Labor leader re-elected in a landslide. He talks about keeping momentum and avoiding complacency despite big majorities. He reframes patriotic messaging as welcoming civic pride. He contrasts practical policy delivery with threat-driven politics and addresses shifts in suburbs and regions.