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Sep 2, 2025
EP 17 - Liam Golding: Constructive Advocacy for the UDIA SA
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18:15StanHOST
And look, since you've got such wide depth of experience with different, with both sides of the parties or the major parties, could you talk a little bit about how the attitude of the Labor versus the Liberal Party are towards development and solutions around those kinds of things and navigating it?
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18:36Liam GoldingGUEST
So both political parties have their separate wings, sort of the the left or progressive wing or the right and conservative wing or however you might want to present them.
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18:52Liam GoldingGUEST
I've been more of an observer of the Liberal Party than than deeply involved, although I do have some friends who have been involved within the deep machinations of the Liberal Party as well.
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19:08Liam GoldingGUEST
But the Labor Party, you have your sort of progressive wing, which is very pro development and are interested in growing the state, interested in delivering jobs for everyone.
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40:09StanHOST
yeah um all right um so let's switch gears a little bit to infrastructure um there's some challenges that some developers have talked about and uh about sa water um and some of the other i suppose infrastructure limitations can you talk a little bit about that and what's sort of coming down the pike down the track here