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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.
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EXCLUSIVE | An Adelaide couple is suing the State Government for the “unlawful removal” of their daughters by child protection workers, claiming the girls were wrongly taken from them because authorities believed the parents had “fabricated” a gluten intolerance condition.
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Labor’s Deputy Leader Susan Close has stepped away from a key portfolio, while Opposition Leader Peter Malinauskas today appointed himself Shadow Minister for Jobs as his party gears up to make employment its headline issue in the lead-up to the 2022 state election.
Right faction powerbroker Peter Malinauskas will take over as leader of the SA Labor Party, with left-winger Susan Close as his deputy, after both MPs today confirmed they would put their hands up for nomination.
The former CEO of TAFE SA says the board should be “held to account” for “disturbing” failures in the training organisation, revealing he warned the Weatherill Government that a previous attempt to review the under-fire organisation this year lacked independence.
UPDATED | The Weatherill Government has called in a high-priced independent consultancy to review the scandal-hit TAFE SA, just two months after Higher Education Minister Susan Close ordered a high-level internal taskforce she now concedes has failed – as she warns it’s likely many more courses could be in doubt.
The State Government will jettison current Safe Schools lesson plans when federal funding runs out this year, opting to fund a new state-based program focused on teacher training.
