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Lawyers at South Australia’s pro bono Aboriginal legal practice are juggling over 150 clients each at one time, prompting calls for the state government to provide funding in next week’s budget to help the organisation retain staff and keep up with “horrendous” demand.
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Tens of thousands of South Australian households are set to be hit with increased electricity bills after the energy industry watchdog made the “difficult decision” to increase benchmark prices by hundreds of dollars a year.
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Prime Minister Scott Morrison has launched the Liberals’ election campaign vowing to change his governing style as the country moves on from the pandemic, with a policy to allow first-home buyers to dip into their retirement savings as one of his key re-election pitches.
Most South Australians feel personally affected by the current housing “crisis”, a survey of more than 200 InDaily readers shows.
South Australian child protection authorities have engaged in misconduct including forging foster carer signatures and threatening to remove carers’ biological children, a state government-commissioned inquiry has been told.
Attorney-General Kyam Maher says he is open to raising the age of criminal responsibility to prevent children aged as young as 10 from being charged with criminal offences, arguing it could help reduce the number of Aboriginal children in youth detention.
