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LGA board awards itself pay rise
The Local Government Association board has voted to award its own members a pay rise – a decision the organisation concedes is “vexed”.
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The Local Government Association board has voted to award its own members a pay rise – a decision the organisation concedes is “vexed”.
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South Australia’s population growth continued to trail all other states when coronavirus hit, with the pandemic predicted to see numbers go backwards – an outcome that could wreak a “devastating” impact on the broader economy.
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A state MP has accused the Marshall Government of turning a blind eye to “extraordinarily unacceptable” and “systemic” workplace harassment in Parliament, after Treasurer Rob Lucas questioned the $150,000 cost of an overdue inquiry into the issue.
Fresh recommendations for broad reform of the state’s anti-corruption watchdog could be proposed, amid a political stoush over the make-up of a parliamentary committee with oversight of ICAC.
The Premier’s Department will conduct an inquiry into a “frustrating” SA Health decision to allow Victorian relatives of Port Adelaide Football Club players into the state, amid revelations that a senior public servant with Port connections acted as a middle person for the families.
Safework SA has been called in to investigate and a partition erected after a tile dislodged and fell from the 16th floor of the city office building where the state’s top politicians and bureaucrats work.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison is expected to be one of the first Sydneysiders to take advantage of the Marshall Government’s move to relax border restrictions with New South Wales.
