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When new ICAC laws come into force in South Australia tomorrow, most members of parliament will be pushed beyond the reach of any misconduct investigations by the anti-corruption body, but also the Ombudsman.
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The head of the state’s Transport Department has defended his involvement in a decision to allow three workers from New South Wales to enter South Australia, saying progress on a major taxpayer-funded rail project would halt without them.
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South Australia’s Voluntary Assisted Dying laws are expected to pass a final vote in the Upper House as early as this month after the legislation garnered overwhelming support in the House of Assembly overnight.
Current and former MPs from all sides of politics who have tried to pass voluntary euthanasia laws in South Australia for decades are urging their colleagues to show “courage” and support the latest push.
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.
The head of the Child Protection Department has refused to reveal which of her staffers knew about the abuse case of a 13-year-old girl in state care who fell pregnant to a pedophile, saying she doesn’t want to “name and shame” and that no disciplinary action has been taken.
