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A bitter industrial dispute between paramedics and the State Government is over, with the union agreeing in principle to the latest offer which will see an extra 74 paramedics trained and employed and some roster reforms.
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The Marshall Government spent more than $200 million on public service redundancies in just two years – but has still presided over an increase in overall public sector numbers.
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The State Opposition has seized on claims by the NSW Government that it’s in talks to lure South Australian companies to Sydney, arguing Premier Steven Marshall should never have disbanded SA’s investment attraction agency – as its former boss warned the state may need to “compete” to bring in business.
Taxpayers have handed Adelaide Oval’s operators more than $4 million in financial assistance since March, Treasurer Rob Lucas has revealed, but he insists “there’s no doubting their ability to operate” despite a COVID-hit year.
The SA Liberal Party’s governing executive has thumbed its nose at a party-room demand to expel rogue Legislative Council president John Dawkins from the party, instead suspending his membership for little more than a year.
Two tunnels along a 10-kilometre stretch of South Road will see the state’s biggest transport infrastructure headache solved within a decade, at a cost of at least $8.9 billion – the centrepiece of the Marshall Government’s plan to spend the state out of a COVID-induced crisis.
