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UPDATED | The Marshall Government has spent more than $4.6 million on payouts for sacked public service executives since it took office, figures provided to InDaily reveal.
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Politicians and technocrats in Australia have become adept at one thing – endless self-perpetuation, writes Stephen Orr.
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The State Government has refused to answer questions in parliament about any investigative agencies’ involvement in the absence of senior executives from Renewal SA, as the mystery crippling the urban renewal agency exploded in an extraordinary estimates hearing this morning.
UPDATED | Environment Minister David Speirs has been spared a privileges committee over Opposition claims he misled parliament, after Speaker Vincent Tarzia found he did not impede or obstruct the House in the discharge of its duties.
In today’s Notes on Adelaide, Arts South Australia loses its executive leadership not long after being stripped of responsibility for a range of high-profile organisations, a surprise “acting, acting” CEO for the Premier’s Department, and we remember the brief involvement of Peter Dutton’s spin doctor in South Australian politics.
A former South Australian public servant has admitted to using fake credentials to secure a senior State Government job.
The Department of the Premier and Cabinet’s new chief executive Jim McDowell says he has inherited “very, very poor” organisations before and he is prepared to make difficult decisions.
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