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Transport Minister forced to take back seat at his own press conference

Stephanie Richards · ABC News (AU)

Published 4 Nov 2026, 4:33 pm·1 h ago·1 min read

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The premier and his senior lieutenants have been grilled on multiple occasions in the past fortnight about the biggest and most expensive road infrastructure project in SA's history but debate continues over whether it's time for one minister to fall on his sword.

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Spain Investigates High-Speed Train Collision That Killed at Least 69

A rear-end collision between two passenger trains near Urda has prompted investigations into rail network safety and drawn intense political scrutiny.

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