Vickie Chapman. Photo: Tony Lewis / InDaily

Opinion

Richardson: Embattled A-G must release her legal advice

Amid mounting new revelations and Opposition calls for her resignation, Acting Premier Vickie Chapman must prove her position remains tenable. And, writes Tom Richardson, that can only be done by waiving privilege and making her own legal advice public.

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Draft SA bill would remove “discriminatory” restriction on surrogacy

Attorney-General Vickie Chapman is seeking public feedback on removing a contentious legal restraint that prohibits single people from becoming parents to surrogate-born children.

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Criminalising bullies won't work: children's advocates

South Australia’s leading advocates for children and young people have appealed to the State Government to refrain from adopting a punitive approach to tackling bullying ahead of a decision on whether to criminalise the behaviour.

Local

Lander to face parliamentary grilling over Chapman stoush

The State Opposition will directly question Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Bruce Lander about whether or not he authorised Attorney-General Vickie Chapman to make public comment about an ongoing investigation, when he appears before a parliamentary inquiry next month.

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"Deficiency" in law sees "not guilty" Adelaide man sent to prison

An Adelaide man with a history of mental illness has been sentenced to three years in prison after being found not guilty on terrorism charges, in part because of a “deficiency” in federal legislation.