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Fifty years after the late Don Dunstan was elected as Premier of South Australia, one of his fiercest Labor Party followers has been appointed to chair the organisation named in his honour.
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An Adelaide City Council proposal to claw back about $100,000 in homelessness funding would be “counter-intuitive” at a time when rough sleeping in the CBD is set to rise, the Adelaide Zero Project collective says.
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The number of homeless people sleeping rough in the city has dropped by just under 30 per cent in the past five months, according to new findings.
The non-government sector should have a greater say in the management of Lot Fourteen as the site enters a “critical” stage of development, a visiting scholar will tell the State Government.
Just under half of Adelaide CBD’s rough sleepers have experienced or are currently at risk of domestic or family violence, with the overwhelming majority being men, a recent survey has found.
South ward councillor Alexander Hyde is calling for just under $1.3 million in Adelaide City Council and State Government funding to prevent “mission fatigue” in the quest to achieve “functional zero homelessness” in the city by next year.
