'Mind-blowing': 22 minutes to ignore a century of Labor history

The Upper House will tomorrow consider Malinauskas Government legislation to massively boost penalties for disruptive protest and broaden the offence, after its high-speed passage through the Lower House. SA Unions secretary Dale Beasley says the "odious" Bill's wording and intent stands against what the Labor Party has achieved - and how it achieved it.

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