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EXCLUSIVE | A radical shake-up of South Australia’s electoral system – that would see preferential voting sidelined – is being considered among a raft of changes, with a bill expected to be introduced to parliament within weeks, InDaily understands.
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SA Police officers will be forced to notify the state’s Aboriginal legal service every time an Indigenous person is detained in custody under regulations being proposed by the State Government – decades after it was recommended by the 1991 Australian Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody.
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In today’s Notes On Adelaide, the former SA Labor adviser poised for the party’s top job out west, and the SA Libs’ awkward attempt to advance women in leadership.
An Adelaide City Council push to ban the consumption of alcohol at all times in the park lands is “unworkable”, Attorney-General Vickie Chapman says – but has agreed to a three-month dry zone trial in the city’s south.
Adelaide prosecutor Ian Press SC has been appointed to South Australia’s District Court.
A simmering dispute between the state’s Attorney-General and Equal Opportunity Commission has once again flared, with the Commissioner branding Vickie Chapman “vindictive” after she accused it of not doing enough to curb disability discrimination.
