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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 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.
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EXCLUSIVE | Public officers facing maladministration allegations would have the right to refuse to give evidence to an ICAC investigation under proposed Labor amendments to a contentious Bill designed to deliver greater transparency to South Australia’s anti-corruption watchdog.
The Labor Party has denied it ever officially endorsed reviving the practice of naming the state’s best barristers Queen’s Counsels, comparing the proposal to former Prime Minister Tony Abbott’s politically disastrous move to reinstate Australian knighthoods in 2015.
Former Prime Minister turned special envoy on Indigenous Affairs, Tony Abbott, will visit South Australia next week to speak to Aboriginal communities across the state, InDaily can reveal.
South Australian Aboriginal leaders have warned “disturbing” measures announced in the State Budget – including ending a native title grant and a $6 million funding cut to the Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation bureaucracy – will result in further disadvantage and challenges for Aboriginal groups.
