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Hundreds of First Nations people without English as a first language faced South Australian courts last year without interpreters, while $2 million set aside for a new interpreter service four years ago remains unspent.
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The State Government’s planning body has approved a 1400-property housing estate in the vicinity of a high-pressure pipeline, despite its operator taking action in the Supreme Court and warning that a pipe failure could cause a “catastrophic” explosion.
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Coronavirus chaos has set South Australian courts back several months, Chief Justice Chris Kourakis revealed as he today welcomed the rollout of a nation-leading electronic court management system.
UPDATED: South Australia’s hospitality industry is facing its “most challenging” time in living memory, the industry body warns, with hotel vacancies down by 20 per cent and some operators facing closure as coronavirus fears cause wide disruption.
A man charged with murder and attempted murder over the bombing of Adelaide’s National Crime Authority (NCA) building in 1994 has pleaded not guilty in the Adelaide Magistrates Court.
An Adelaide woman who admitted to drug offences after supplying medicinal cannabis to help people suffering from chronic pain and other ailments has been spared a conviction.
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