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Tens of thousands of South Australian businesses that have been forced to close over the lockdown are eligible for a $3000 emergency cash grant from the State Government, while workers stood down across regional and metropolitan SA will receive up to $600 a week in compensation.
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A State Government move to pay private investigators to conduct inquiries into suspected maladministration and misconduct within the public sector carries “significant risks”, the state’s anti-corruption commissioner has cautioned.
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The State Government’s proposed election-day referendum to give voters a say on deregulating shop trading hours is unlikely to pass parliament, with Labor and crossbenchers branding it a “stunt”.
UPDATED: The State Government is setting up a permanent team of private investigators to conduct inquiries of “any nature” at the request of public sector departments – but says it isn’t aimed at hunting down leaks.
The state government says it’s “highly unlikely” to continue to waive liquor licence fees for pandemic-hit pubs and clubs, but is open to considering exemption applications from struggling venues.
South Australia’s Guardian for children in state care is once again calling on the Government to provide funding so that she can monitor all allegations of sexual abuse, following the release of a damning report into the Child Protection Department’s reporting protocols.
