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Malcolm Sutton

Malcolm Sutton

Verified

Features Reporter, ABC News (Australia)

South Australia

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Total articles 668

  • SA transport minister rules out returning two-section fare three years after election

    By Malcolm Sutton Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Adelaide public transport users will continue paying maximum fares for short trips after Transport Minister Tom Koutsantonis ruled out reintroducing two-section fares. This is despite his party slamming the decision to axe the provision in 2019 as a "blatant cash-grab" by the former Liberal government. The two-section fare enabled a reduction of up to $2 for short trips, but users have since had to pay full fares regardless of distance travelled.

    By Malcolm Sutton Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Using satire to engage 'ripped off' Australians

    By Malcolm Sutton Verified, Zachary Bruce| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Verified In 2017, former high school teacher Konrad Benjamin encouraged his students to write to their local MP asking why Australia was going backwards according to several sustainable development metrics. When his students were disappointed with the generic responses they got, it helped motivate Konrad to start making political satire videos. Story by Malcolm Sutton, with additional production by Zachary Bruce.

    By Malcolm Sutton Verified, Zachary Bruce · Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • SA transport minister rules out returning two-section fare three years after election

    By Malcolm Sutton Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Adelaide public transport users will continue paying maximum fares for short trips after Transport Minister Tom Koutsantonis ruled out reintroducing two-section fares. This is despite his party slamming the decision to axe the provision in 2019 as a "blatant cash-grab" by the former Liberal government. The two-section fare enabled a reduction of up to $2 for short trips, but users have since had to pay full fares regardless of distance travelled.

    By Malcolm Sutton Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Apr. 16, 2025

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ABC News (Australia)

Kauhava, South Ostrobothnia, Finland