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Labor leader Peter Malinauskas has drawn fire from the Government for a “reckless spending spree” as he insists his solution to the ramping “crisis” will bring ambulance response times back to what they were five years ago – but not eliminate the problem altogether.
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Notes on Adelaide
UPDATED | In today’s Notes On Adelaide, vaccination woes in senior State Government ranks, the dirt files come out as an election campaign looms – and a prominent Liberal frontbencher shows himself to be a man of the people.
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There was no budget allocation for the provision of rapid antigen tests when the Marshall Government handed down its mid-year budget review just last month – because “they weren’t part of the conversation at that point in time”, parliament has been told.
The Marshall Government has blamed the impact of COVID for a $200 million blowout in South Australia’s deficit in the six months since the budget was handed down – but the Treasurer insists the state remains on track for a surplus next year.
The state’s public sector union is seeking legal advice about a data breach that could have seen personal details of up to 80,000 government employees accessed in a ransomware cyber attack.
The names, addresses, tax file numbers and banking details of up to 80,000 State Government employees have been stolen in a massive ransomware cyber attack.
