South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas says today is a “historic day” for the state as South Australia ventures into an important period in the country’s path to national security, peace, and prosperity.
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“South Australia has a central role to play in contributing to our national effort to maintain the security of our region,” Mr Malinauskas said during a media conference on Wednesday.
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