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Jay Weatherill

Jay Weatherill

Australian High Commissioner to the United KingdomWikipedia

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Oct 19, 2026

Mike SmithsonCORRESPONDENT
34:47
So, um, she's from the right faction and Blair is from the left, and it's usually the right that wins leadership positions.
Mike SmithsonCORRESPONDENT
34:55
But at the end of the day, it's the best person for the job, as Jay Weatherill, uh, discovered when he was with Labor.
Mike SmithsonCORRESPONDENT
35:01
He was from the left and was, um, backed by the right to, to take over from Mike Rann.
Leith ForrestHOST
35:06
So less attack dog work for Tom Koutsantonis?
Stephen DonnellyHOST
41:41
When Peter Beattie handed over to Anna Bligh, she had 18 months.
Stephen DonnellyHOST
41:46
When Mike Rann handed over to Jay Weatherill, he had 29 months.
Stephen DonnellyHOST
41:49
They're, they're all successful examples.
Stephen DonnellyHOST
41:51
So basically-
Jacques BoulayHOST
22:38
The government followed through with this and citizens' juries were used to make decisions about where major roads should go, for example.
Jennifer BurrellHOST
22:48
Yeah, and this has happened in South Australia too, under Premier Jay Weatherill, using deliberative democratic methods, but apparently not going quite so far as Western Australia, with the delegation of decisions to those
Jacques BoulayHOST
23:03
juries.
Jacques BoulayHOST
23:04
Yeah, that's right.
Andrew DentonGUEST
39:53
I was with David Hardacre, who had more of a sense of how to build a political coalition.
Andrew DentonGUEST
39:58
I remember I walked into the South Australian Parliament House and uniquely at that point, both the Premier, a man called Jay Weatherill, and the leader of the opposition did support the legislation.
Andrew DentonGUEST
40:10
And again, because of my profile, I was able to speak with both these men.
Andrew DentonGUEST
40:14
And to give the leader of the opposition, the liberal Stephen Marshall, he came and had breakfast – I basically went and lived in Adelaide.
Sucheta DalalHOST
3:36
This was big, okay? And it had a whole bunch of companies like Whyalla Steel Works in South Australia, one steel distribution business, and he went there promising up to one billion to modernize this one steel company, Whyalla Steels, and the mines.
Sucheta DalalHOST
3:54
S- people were so happy with the way in which he went into the town that the Premier of South Australia, Jay Weatherill, had called the sale a victory for the state.
Sucheta DalalHOST
4:05
This was all before the India story began.
Sucheta DalalHOST
4:07
Now let's come to the India story.
Brenton RaglessSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:18
So with battery-powered radios and so on, keep them going because this will be a source of information, obviously.
Jay WeatherillSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:23
Premier of South Australia, Jay Weatherill.
Jay WeatherillSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:24
Emergency services and hospitals currently operating under their own generation and people should be aware that this is an extended outage.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:35
Everyone at 5AA has been doing a fantastic job in the last 48 hours, as you always do.

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Brenton RaglessSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
73:48
And for those tuning in to radio, Radio Stool is the medium of choice for when it comes to an emergency disaster like this.
Brenton RaglessSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
73:55
So with battery-powered radios and so on, keep them going because this will be a source of information, obviously.
Jay WeatherillSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
74:00
Premier of South Australia, Jay Weatherill.
Jay WeatherillSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
74:02
Emergency services and hospitals currently operating under their own generation and people should be aware that this is an extended outage.
Brenton RaglessSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:43
So with battery-powered radios and so on, keep them going because this will be a source of information, obviously.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:48
Premier of South Australia, Jay Weatherill.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:50
Emergency services and hospitals
Jay WeatherillSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:52
currently operating under their own generation and people should be aware that this is an extended outage.
Matthew PantelisHOST
5:35
Brenton Ragless, you'll see him tonight, 9 News, at 6 o'clock.
Matthew PantelisHOST
5:39
And our Energy Minister, Tom Coutts-Antonis, at least Energy Minister today.
Matthew PantelisHOST
5:44
I'm trying to remember, he would have been Treasurer in 2016 in Jay Weatherill's government, maybe, or Transport? One or the other.
Matthew PantelisHOST
5:52
I don't know if he was energy minute.
Matthew PantelisHOST
27:36
And, and you've tracked it back over the last 25 or so years.
Matthew PantelisHOST
27:41
Um, I, I've had the long, uh, belief in, in South Australia that because we've had essentially a Labor state government here for so long, bar this blip of, uh, four years of, uh, the Marshall Government a few, now two terms ago, um, y- you'd say everything that is both good and bad about our state you can sheet home to Mike Rann, Jay Weatherill, and Peter Malinauskas primarily.
Paul StarickGUEST
28:03
Well, that's fair to a reasonable degree.
Paul StarickGUEST
28:06
The, um, of course, because of the elapsection of time.

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