00:00All aboard for a faster ride.
00:05So I can actually hatch that train and not be late for uni.
00:09The Premier's spruiking timetable changes on the Gawler Line, saving daily passengers 20 minutes in travel time each week.
00:16We've been able to invest in the line since we've brought it back into public hands.
00:20We've got more electric trains operating now than what was the case previously, which allows us to improve the timetable.
00:26But it's the cost of tickets that the Liberals are focusing on, promising to introduce a flat 50 cent fare if they win government in March.
00:34The Premier has slammed the policy as underfunded and lacking in network investment, but has left the door open to adopting his own version.
00:42I'm not a rule in, rule out type. We will make our own decisions about what we think is best for the servers.
00:49There is something the government can do right now to help families in this state save money, and that is to back our 50 cent public transport fare policy.
00:58For now, it's a point of difference between the parties, with cost and reliability both priorities for commuters.
01:05A 50 cent fare is great, as long as the trains are staying safe and consistent.
01:10The 50 cent fare pledge is a headline-grubbing policy less than six months out from the state election.
01:17The Liberals will now be hoping to wedge their opposition, eager to claim a win if Labor does follow suit.
01:24A 53 cent fare pledge will be voted in which they will be willing to deliver.
01:34A 6-year-old final step will be able to be able to fix a fluid loss with Bravo suit.
01:40A 50 cent fare is a 40 cent fare.
01:45If you have the Liberals marriage, it will be a 6- WOODRUFFer.
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