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Compensation reform for institutional child abuse survivors comes into effect in South Australia next week

Laws allowing survivors of institutional child abuse to claim proper compensation will come into effect in SA on Monday, the state's Attorney-General announces.

Review finds Woodford probe was adequate

Review finds Woodford probe was adequate

An independent review says investigations by workplace officials into the death of SA outback nurse Gayle Woodford was comprehensive and careful.

One Nation MP Sarah Game backs push for ban on public display of swastika in South Australia

One Nation MP Sarah Game backs push for ban on public display of swastika in South Australia

While the SA government has already begun investigating ways to ban the "Nazi hate symbol", Sarah Game has developed her own bill to prohibit the public display of the swastika in all but very limited circumstances.

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Consultation to start on SA Indigenous Voice to Parliament ahead of 2023 launch

South Australian Attorney-General Kyam Maher wants to begin talks on a state version of the First Nations Voice to Parliament ahead of a launch of the body next year.

Paramedics hit out at proposed changes to injured worker compensation scheme

Paramedic Tammy Donovan had to stop working due to a combination of back and neck injuries, and is concerned proposed changes could leave other workers unable to secure ongoing compensation.

SA Attorney-General to assemble advisory commission into lowering Aboriginal incarceration

South Australia's government will establish an advisory commission to work on lowering Aboriginal incarceration rates in the state.

SA Parole Board chair criticises decision not to impose detention order on 'violent offender'

The head of South Australia's parole board hits out at the state's new Attorney-General for not supporting a bid to detain a "high-risk, violent offender" who went on to breach the conditions of his supervision order.

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South Australian independent candidates call for change after missing out on election public funding scheme

South Australian independent candidates call for change after missing out on election public funding scheme

Four candidates at South Australia's March election have urged the Attorney-General to support a bill aimed at "levelling the playing field" for independents.

Former judge to review Woodford case

Former judge to review Woodford case

The South Australian government has appointed a former Federal Court judge to review the WorkSafe SA investigation into the death of nurse Gayle Woodford.

SA Police investigating racist flyers dispersed by right-wing groups in suburban Adelaide

SA Police investigating racist flyers dispersed by right-wing groups in suburban Adelaide

The distribution of racist and white supremacist propaganda to Adelaide homes is being investigated by police, amid reports of letterbox drops of material in the lead-up to the federal election.

Extra jail for SA killers who hide bodies

Extra jail for SA killers who hide bodies

The South Australian government has introduced legislation to impose tougher prison sentences on killers who hide or defile bodies.

Child under five one of two COVID-related deaths in South Australia as notifications reduced for parents

Child under five one of two COVID-related deaths in South Australia as notifications reduced for parents

Two people with COVID-19 die in South Australia, including a child under five years old. The state has recorded 5,134 new cases, a similar number to yesterday.

New South Australian cabinet sworn in, with independent Geoff Brock making surprise comeback

New South Australian cabinet sworn in, with independent Geoff Brock making surprise comeback

Geoff Brock makes a surprise appearance in Premier Peter Malinauskas's new cabinet, which will includes six women out of the total of 15 ministers.

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