Politics
Attorney-General Vickie Chapman says it would be “appropriate” to co-operate if police launch a formal investigation into whether or not she breached the ICAC Act, but has ignored questions about whether or not she would stand aside in that instance.
Notes on Adelaide
In today’s Notes on Adelaide, a South Australian gathering of the Uniting Church today could suspend same-sex marriage ceremonies in the denomination, new members revealed for the Government’s Productivity Commission, and Adelaide commercial radio continues to be a bleak place for women.
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The Marshall Government has appointed advisers to investigate privatising the Motor Vehicle Registry – a move it argues was forced upon it by conditions in the Weatherill Government’s deal to privatise the Lands Titles Office.
A team of Adelaide-based developers has released a new version its premium podcast platform, six months after being acquired by some of the world’s most influential podcasters, including NPR and the team behind This American Life.
Amid mounting new revelations and Opposition calls for her resignation, Acting Premier Vickie Chapman must prove her position remains tenable. And, writes Tom Richardson, that can only be done by waiving privilege and making her own legal advice public.
Attorney-General Vickie Chapman is seeking public feedback on removing a contentious legal restraint that prohibits single people from becoming parents to surrogate-born children.
People with mental illness have been admitted to Adelaide emergency departments and fallen into homelessness since being excluded from a support program because of new funding conditions imposed by the NDIS, workers say.
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