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A simmering funding dispute between the state’s Equal Opportunity Commission and Attorney-General has openly flared, with the commissioner hitting back at Vickie Chapman after she branded the cash-strapped agency’s spending $50,000 on a public relations firm an “absurdity” that was “not justified or sustainable”.
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What did the Attorney-General really say in parliament – and why was it changed in the official transcript of proceedings?
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South Australia’s peak women’s legal centre has questioned why the State Government rejected its bid to provide a court assistance service to victims of domestic violence, claiming the successful bidder for the $2 million contract didn’t offer the best value for money.
Marshall Government plans to crack down on lobbyists have been watered down, with legislation to be introduced today allowing trade union officials to continue on the state register.
The retired judge hired to provide independent oversight of the state’s ICAC has quit, with the State Government moving quickly to appoint a replacement.
Police Commissioner Grant Stevens has called for an overhaul of the secrecy provisions of the state’s ICAC Act after SAPOL’s decision to take no further action against Attorney-General Vickie Chapman over a potential breach.
Premier Steven Marshall is under fire after admitting he spoke to Police Commissioner Grant Stevens about a police inquiry into his Attorney-General Vickie Chapman.
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