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ATKINSON, Michael John
-
Speeches
-
Administration and Probate (Distribution on Intestacy) Amendment Bill
-
2008-11-27
- 2009-02-04
-
- Auditor-General's Report
- Bail (Arson) Amendment Bill
- Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (R18+ Films) Amendment Bill
- Commonwealth Powers (De Facto Relationships) Bill
- Condolence Motion: Flying Officer Michael Herbert
- Constitution (Appointments) Bill
-
Constitution (Reform of Legislative Council and Settlement of Deadlocks on Legislation) Amendment Bill
-
2009-07-16
-
2009-09-09
-
2009-09-09
- 2009-09-22
-
-
Criminal Investigation (Covert Operations) Bill
-
2008-10-14
- 2008-11-13
-
- Criminal Law (Clamping, Impounding and Forfeiture of Vehicles) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law (Undercover Operations) Act
- Criminal Law (Undercover Operations) Act 1995
-
Cross-Border Justice Bill
-
2009-02-04
- 2009-03-05
-
-
Easling, Mr T.
-
Electoral (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2009-03-05
- 2009-03-26
-
-
Equal Opportunity (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Finks Motorcycle Club
-
First Home Owner Grant (Special Eligible Transactions) Amendment Bill
-
2009-09-09
-
2009-09-09
-
- Geneva Conventions
-
Genocide of the Armenians, Pontian Greeks, Syrian Orthodox, Assyrian Orthodox and Other Christian Minorities
-
2009-04-30
-
- Glenthorne Farm
-
Intervention Orders (Prevention of Abuse) Bill
-
2009-09-10
- 2009-10-13
-
- Kanck, Hon. S.M.
- Kosmidis, Mr G.
- Legislative Council Reform
- Legislative Review Committee
- Magistrates (Removal from Office) Amendment Bill
-
Magistrates Court (Special Justices) Amendment Bill
-
2009-09-23
- 2009-10-27
-
- Member's Remarks
- Milanko, Mr J.
- Natural Resources Committee
- Opie, Major L.M.
- Partnerships (Venture Capital) Amendment Bill
-
Personal Property Securities (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
-
2009-09-09
-
2009-09-09
-
- Police Complaints Authority
-
Port Augusta Prison
- Private Certifiers
- Public Schools
-
Referendum (Reform of Legislative Council and Settlement of Deadlocks on Legislation) Bill
-
2009-07-16
-
2009-09-22
-
- Remembrance Day
- Republic Plebiscite
- Robinson, Mr S.A.
- Select Committee on Private Certifiers
- Serious and Organised Crime (Control) Act
- Serious and Organised Crime (Control) Act Review
- Serious and Organised Crime (Unexplained Wealth) Bill
- Spent Convictions (No. 2) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Children's Protection) Bill
-
2009-07-16
- 2009-10-14
-
- Statutes Amendment (Energy Efficiency Shortfalls) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Property Offences) Bill
-
2009-02-05
- 2009-07-14
-
- Statutes Amendment (Recidivist Young Offenders and Youth Parole Board) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Victims of Crime) Bill
-
2008-10-29
-
2009-02-04
- 2009-12-01
- 2009-12-02
-
2009-12-03
-
- Statutory Officers Committee
- Strata and Community Title Reform
- Survey (Funding and Promotion of Surveying Qualifications) Amendment Bill
- Ukrainian Famine
-
Valedictories
-
-
Answers
- 'courage and Humanity' Regional Tour
- Adelaide City Council Voting
- Andrews v Parole Board of South Australia
- Asbestos Victims
-
Attorney-General
-
2009-10-14
-
-
Children in State Care
-
2009-09-22
- 2009-10-27
-
-
Community Protection Panel
- Computer Game Classification
- Constitution (Reform of Legislative Council and Settlement of Deadlocks on Legislation) Amendment Bill
-
Court Proceedings
-
2009-12-02
-
-
Court Registries
-
2009-05-14
-
- Crime Statistics
- Criminal Case Conferencing
- District Court Appointments
- Driving Record
-
Easling, Mr T.
-
Film Classification
-
2009-03-05
-
- Forensic Science SA
- Gang of 49
- Government Litigation
- Heatwave Deaths
- Hoon Car Crushing Policy
-
Independent Commission Against Corruption
- 2009-09-08
-
2009-10-15
-
IRIS Systems
- Korean War Veterans
-
Law and Order Issues Postcard
- Legal Practitioners Guarantee Fund
- Magarey Farlam
- Mental Health Beds
- Motorcycle Gang Headquarters
-
Motorcycle Gangs
- Multiculturalism
- Organised Crime
-
Parole Board
- Policing for a Multicultural Society Award
- Pontian Greek Community
- Preferential Voting System
- Queensland Legal Practitioners Tribunal
-
Robinson, Mr S.A.
- Serious and Organised Crime
- Serious Repeat Offenders
- South Australian Jockey Club
- State Electoral Office
- Stephens, Terry Norman
- Stratton, Ms A.
-
Sturt Street Justice Precinct
-
2009-09-08
-
- Veterans' Advisory Council
- Veterans' Affairs
- WorkCover Corporation
- Youth Justice System
-
Speeches
-
BEDFORD, Frances Ellen
-
Speeches
- Adelaide Zoo
- Adoption
- Appropriation Bill
- Atlantic Ocean Travel
- Australian International Pedal Prix
-
Broccoli
- Calisthenics
- Calisthenics National Championships and Music Camp
- Centenary of Balloon Flight
- Cys, Mr K.M.
- Deuschle, Violet
- Environment Protection (Product Deposit Scheme) Amendment Bill
- Family Violence
- Festival of Music
- Generations in Jazz
- Geneva Conventions
- Hancox, Mr R.V.
- Italian Consulate
- Kaurna Lands
- Matters, Muriel
- Modbury Soccer Club
- Opie, Major L.M.
- Penn, Mr M.
- Preventative Health Agency
- Project Dolphin Safe
- Public Education Funding
- Public Schools
- Recidivism
- Redmond, Mrs I.M.
- Ridgway, Alma
- South Australian Blind Bowlers Club
- Strudwick, Ms J.
- Supply Bill
- Victorian Bushfires
- White Ribbon Day
- World Economy
-
Questions
- Aboriginal Enterprise
- Adelaide Film Festival
- Coorong
- Corporates4Communities
- Elective Surgery
- Entertainment Complex
- Health Services
- Homelessness
- Matters, Muriel
-
Modbury Hospital
- Natural Resources Management
- Pedal Prix
- Primary Health Care
- Transport Assistance
-
Waste Recycling
- Water Safety
- WorldSkills Competition
-
Speeches
-
BIGNELL, Leon William Kennedy
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Amy's Ride
- Appropriation Bill
- Cheese and Wine Trails
- Country Fire Service Volunteers
- Deslandes, Mr T.
-
Gunn, Hon. G.M.
- Hackham East Primary School
- Hackham West Schools
- Heatwave
- Jackson-Nelson, Mrs M.
- Liquor Licensing (Producers, Responsible Service and Other Matters) Amendment Bill
- Local Government (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Mawson Electorate
- Mawson Electorate, Community Events
- Member's Remarks
- Mining Sector Employment
- Monterola, Mr V.D.
- Plant Health Bill
- Regional Infrastructure
- Schools
- Schools, Economic Stimulus Package
- Scott, Mr A.
- Sea and Vines Festival
-
Tour Down Under
- Victorian Bushfires
-
Questions
- Agribusiness Sector
-
Child Protection
- City West Development
- Climate Change and Greenhouse Emissions Reduction Act
- Criminon
- Dental Therapists
- Firearms Amnesty
- Fruit Fly
- Glenthorne Farm
- Hopgood Theatre
- Legal Practitioners Guarantee Fund
- Magarey Farlam
- Prisons
- Public Sector Salaries
- Public Transport
- Rebels Motorcycle Club
- SA Ambulance Service
- Santos Stadium
- South Australian Certificate of Education
-
Tour Down Under
-
Speeches
-
BREUER OAM, Lynette Ruth
-
Speeches
-
Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee
- Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Land Rights (Mintabie) Amendment Bill
- Appropriation Bill
- APY Lands
- Barton, Dr A.
- Bushfire Inquiry
- Coober Pedy Area School
- Cooper Creek
- Country Education
- Ekblom, Mrs A.
-
Environment, Resources and Development Committee
- Environment, Resources and Development Committee: Adelaide Desalination Plant
- Environment, Resources and Development Committee: Natural Burial Grounds
- Environment, Resources and Development Committee: Port Bonython Desalination Plant
- Environment, Resources and Development Committee: Public Transport
- Giles Electorate
- Gunn, Hon. G.M.
- Local Government (Litter) Amendment Bill
- Maralinga Tjarutja Land Rights (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Mental Health Bill
-
Outback Communities (Administration and Management) Bill
- Outback Roads
- Parliamentary Service
-
Point Lowly
- Public Works Committee: Adelaide Entertainment Centre Facility Enhancements
- Public Works Committee: Roxby Downs Police Station
- Queama, Mr Jeffrey
- Redmond, Mrs I.M.
- Regional Infrastructure
-
School Amalgamations
- Shared Services
- Solar Thermal Project
- South Australian Country Arts Trust (Constitution of Trust) Amendment Bill
- South Australian Time Zone
- Stuart Highway Artwork
- Whyalla Hospital Renal Unit
-
-
Questions
- Affordable Housing
- Agriculture, Young People
- APY Lands
-
APY Lands, Housing and Employment
- Biodiversity Research and Conservation
- Building the Education Revolution
- Country Health Services
- Criminon
- Desert Spirit Cup
- Dryland Farming Research
- Food Plan
- Ngaut Ngaut Conservation Park
- Olympic Dam
- Park Rangers
- Pasture Research
- Police, APY Lands
- Regional Development
- Regional Employment
- Royal Adelaide Hospital
- Rural Training and Apprenticeships
- School Amalgamations
- Simpson Desert
- Skills Development Programs
- Training Providers
-
Speeches
-
BROCK, Geoffrey Graeme
- Speeches
-
Questions
- Economic Stimulus Package
-
Hammill House
-
2009-07-02
-
-
CAICA, Paul
-
Speeches
- Appropriation Bill
- Daylight Saving Extension
-
Fair Work (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
-
2009-09-09
-
2009-09-09
- 2009-10-13
-
- Industrial Relations Commission
- International Workers Memorial Day
-
Long Service Leave (Unpaid Leave) Amendment Bill
-
2008-09-24
-
2008-10-15
-
-
National Electricity (South Australia) (Smart Meters) Amendment Bill
-
2009-09-09
-
2009-09-09
-
-
National Gas (South Australia) (Short Term Trading Market) Amendment Bill
-
2009-09-09
-
2009-09-09
-
-
Rail Commissioner Bill
-
2009-09-09
-
2009-09-09
-
- Sessional Orders
-
Standard Time Bill
-
2008-10-29
-
2009-02-03
-
- Standing Orders Suspension
-
Statutes Amendment (Electricity and Gas—Information Management and Retailer of Last Resort) Bill
-
2009-09-09
-
2009-09-09
-
-
Statutes Amendment (National Industrial Relations System) Bill
-
2009-09-09
-
2009-09-09
-
2009-10-13
-
- Statutes Amendment and Repeal (Fair Trading) Bill
- Training Opportunities
-
University of South Australia (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2008-11-12
- 2008-11-26
-
- Victorian Bushfires
- WorkCover Corporation
- WorkCover Corporation Annual Report
-
Answers
- Agribusiness Sector
- Agriculture, Young People
- Apprenticeship and Traineeship Program
- Apprenticeship Retention Scheme
-
Aquaculture Industry
- Climate Change Research
- Community Voices Program
- Drought Assistance
- Drought Coordinators
- Dryland Farming Research
- Emissions Trading Scheme
-
Fisheries Compliance and Enforcement Costs
-
2009-07-03
-
- Food Plan
-
Forestry
-
2009-04-30
- 2009-06-02
-
-
Fruit Fly
-
Industrial Action
-
2009-07-03
-
- Industrial Relations
- Investing Expenditure
- Labour Market Transition Program
- Livestock Industries Support
-
Loxton Research Centre
- Magill Training Centre
- Meat Production and Processing Sectors
- North-East Pastoral District
-
Outback Communities (Administration and Management) Bill
-
2009-07-03
-
- Pasture Research
- Prawn Industry
- Primary Industries and Resources SA
- Prime Minister's Science Prizes
- Regional Development
-
Regional Development Infrastructure Fund
-
Regional Impact Statements
-
2009-07-03
-
- Return to Work Fund
- Rock Lobster Fisheries
-
Safe Work Month
- SafeWork SA
- Skills Development Programs
- South Australian Food Centre
- South Australian Population Health Intergenerational Research Project
- Surplus Employees
-
University Scholarships
- Unpaid Trial and Probationary Work
- Volunteers
- Water Limitation Project
- Wine Yeast Research
-
WorkCover Corporation
- 2008-09-11
- 2008-10-14
-
2008-10-29
- 2008-10-30
- 2008-11-11
-
2008-11-12
- 2009-03-03
-
2009-03-04
-
2009-04-07
- 2009-04-08
- 2009-09-08
- 2009-10-13
- WorkCover Corporation Annual Report
- WorkCover Levy
- WorkCover, Retirement Age
- Workplace Health and Safety
- YACfest
-
Speeches
-
CHAPMAN, Vickie Ann
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Adelaide Hills Bushfire Management
- Adelaide Park Lands Bill
- Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Land Rights (Mintabie) Amendment Bill
-
Appropriation Bill
-
2009-06-17
- 2009-07-02
-
- Attorney-General, Remarks
- Child Sex Offence Charges
- Children in State Care
- Children's Protection (Implementation of Report Recommendations) Amendment Bill
- Chronic Pain Health Care
- Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (R18+ Films) Amendment Bill
- Constitution (Appointments) Bill
-
Constitution (Reform of Legislative Council and Settlement of Deadlocks on Legislation) Amendment Bill
-
2009-09-09
-
2009-09-09
-
-
Correctional Services (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2009-09-24
- 2009-10-15
-
- Country Domiciliary Care
-
Country Health Care Plan
-
2008-09-10
- 2008-09-23
- 2008-10-16
- 2008-11-27
- 2009-05-13
-
- Country Health SA
- Criminal Law (Clamping, Impounding and Forfeiture of Vehicles) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Deputy Speaker's Ruling, Dissent
-
Fire and Emergency Services (Review) Amendment Bill
-
2009-09-08
-
- Foreign Aid
- Gene Technology (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Geneva Conventions
- Glenside Hospital
-
Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
- Government Accountability
- Health Care (Health Advisory Councils) Amendment Bill
- Health Policy
-
Housing Trust Water Meters
- Hyde, Constable W.
- Hydroponics Industry Control Bill
- Independent Commission Against Corruption
- Independent Commission Against Corruption Bill
- Intervention Orders (Prevention of Abuse) Bill
- IRIS Systems
- Kapunda Hospital (Variation of Trust) Bill
- Law Society Response
- Magistrates Court (Special Justices) Amendment Bill
- Maralinga Tjarutja Land Rights (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Matter of Privilege
- Member's Remarks
- Member's Travel Report
- Men's Health Policy
-
Mental Health Bill
- 2009-02-05
-
2009-02-18
-
Minister's Remarks
- Mount Gambier Hospital Hydrotherapy Pool Fund Bill
- National Denticare Scheme
- National Health and Hospitals Reform Commission
-
National Health Regulation Scheme
- 2009-06-16
-
2009-07-16
- Natural Resources Committee: Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Natural Resources Management Board
- New Zealand Election
-
Nursing and Midwifery Practice Bill
-
2008-10-15
-
- Pensioner Concessions
-
Personal Property Securities (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
- Public Works Committee: Lochiel Park Affordable Housing
- Redmond, Mrs I.M.
- Referendum (Reform of Legislative Council and Settlement of Deadlocks on Legislation) Bill
-
Reproductive Technology (Clinical Practices) (Artificial Fertilisation) Amendment Bill
-
2008-10-16
- 2008-11-27
-
- Reproductive Technology (Clinical Practices) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Royal Adelaide Hospital
- Royal Life
-
Serious and Organised Crime (Unexplained Wealth) Bill
- Spent Convictions (No. 2) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Children's Protection) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Prohibition of Human Cloning for Reproduction and Regulation of Research Involving Human Embryos) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Public Health Incidents and Emergencies) Bill
-
2009-05-12
-
-
Statutes Amendment (Recidivist Young Offenders and Youth Parole Board) Bill
-
2009-09-09
-
2009-09-09
-
- Stormwater Harvesting
-
Supply Bill
- Swine Flu
- Valedictories
- Victorian Bushfires
- Water (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
-
Waterfall Gully Road
- Zerella, Mr V.G. and Galvin, Mr S.J.
-
Questions
- Adelaide City Council Voting
- Adelaide Oval
- Alpine Constructions Pty Ltd
-
Attorney-General
- 2008-11-13
-
2009-10-14
-
Autism Waiting Lists
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Bribery Investigation
-
2009-12-02
-
- Bushfire Prevention
- Chan, Mr J.C.
- Chapley Retail Group
- Chelsea Cinema
-
Children in State Care
-
2009-09-22
-
-
Community Protection Panel
- Country Hospitals, Birthing
-
Court Proceedings
-
2009-12-02
-
-
Disability Services, Community Accommodation
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Disability Services, Waiting Lists
-
2009-07-03
-
- Elective Surgery
- EMT Ambulance Services
- Film and Screen Hub
-
Freedom of Information
-
2009-04-30
-
- Gang of 49
-
Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
- Glenside Hospital, Aged Patients
-
Government Litigation
-
2009-09-10
-
-
Hahndorf Salmonella Outbreak
-
2008-11-26
-
- Hampstead Rehabilitation Centre
- Hawker Hospital
-
Health and Medical Research Institute
- Health Department Library
-
Heatwave Deaths
-
2009-02-03
-
-
HomeStart Finance
- 2008-11-11
- 2009-04-07
-
2009-07-03
- Hospital Admissions
- Hospital Emergency Departments
- ICT Procurement
-
Independent Commission Against Corruption
- Intellectual Property
-
IRIS Systems
-
Labor Party
-
2008-10-28
-
-
Law and Order Issues Postcard
- Lyell McEwin Hospital Urologist
-
Marjorie Jackson-Nelson Hospital
-
2008-09-23
- 2008-10-15
-
2008-10-30
-
2008-11-11
-
2008-11-12
-
2009-02-04
-
- Mental Health Patients, Heatwave Deaths
-
Migration
- 2008-09-24
-
2009-07-03
-
Migration and Business Investment Campaign
-
2009-07-03
-
- Modbury Hospital
-
Modbury Hospital Oncology Service
-
2008-11-25
-
-
National Disability Agreement
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Parole Board
-
2009-07-14
-
-
Public Housing
- 2009-02-18
-
2009-07-03
- Queen Elizabeth Hospital
- Robinson, Mr S.A.
-
Royal Adelaide Hospital
-
2009-02-19
-
2009-03-03
- 2009-03-24
- 2009-03-25
-
2009-03-26
-
2009-06-17
- 2009-06-18
-
2009-07-16
-
- Serious Repeat Offenders
- Shared Services
- South Australian Film Corporation
- Sturt Street Justice Precinct
- Superannuation, Public Sector
- Sustainable Budget Commission
- Tramline Extensions
- Transplant Patient
- Visas
- Women on Boards and Committees
- WorkCover Corporation
-
Speeches
-
CICCARELLO, Vincenzina
-
Speeches
- Building the Education Revolution
- Carnevale
- Community Groups
- Condolence Motion: Flying Officer Michael Herbert
-
Cycling
- Development (Planning and Development Review) Amendment Bill
- Earthquake, Italy
- Equal Opportunity (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Geneva Conventions
- Genocide of the Armenians, Pontian Greeks, Syrian Orthodox, Assyrian Orthodox and Other Christian Minorities
- Italian Community Expo
- Italian Consulate
- Lithuanian Anniversary
- Lithuanian World Sports Festival
- Natural Resources Committee: Murray-Darling Basin (Volume 1)
- Norwood Electorate
- Olympic Games
- Prophet Elias Church
-
Public Works Committee
- Public Works Committee: Adelaide Desalination Plant
- Public Works Committee: Adelaide Desalination Project
- Public Works Committee: Adelaide Entertainment Centre Facility Enhancements
- Public Works Committee: Adelaide Showground Photovoltaic Project
- Public Works Committee: AusLink Strategic Regional Program (Gawler-Tarlee)
- Public Works Committee: Christies Beach Police Complex
- Public Works Committee: Conservatory Office Accommodation Fitout
- Public Works Committee: Glenelg Wastewater Treatment Plant Power Supply Upgrade
- Public Works Committee: Glenside Campus Redevelopment
-
Public Works Committee: Goolwa Channel Water Level Management
- Public Works Committee: GP Plus Health Care Centre—Elizabeth
- Public Works Committee: Lochiel Park Affordable Housing
- Public Works Committee: Lower Lakes Irrigation Pipeline
- Public Works Committee: Lyell McEwin Hospital Stage C Car Park
- Public Works Committee: Playford Alive—Munno Para and Andrews Farm Precincts
-
Public Works Committee: Police Academy Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Queen Elizabeth Hospital—Stage 2B
- Public Works Committee: Rail Revitalisation Project
- Public Works Committee: Railcar Depot Relocation
- Public Works Committee: Roxby Downs Police Station
- Public Works Committee: SA Water Thebarton Depot Decommissioning
- Public Works Committee: South Road Upgrade—Glenelg Tram Overpass
- Public Works Committee: Southern Urban Re-Use Project
- Public Works Committee: Techport Australia (Stages 3 and 4) and Osborne North Industrial Precinct
- Public Works Committee: Tramline Extension—City West to the Adelaide Entertainment Centre
- Public Works Committee: University College London—Torrens Building Accommodation Fitout
- Public Works Committee: Victor Harbor High School
- Public Works Committee: Victor Harbor TAFE
-
Public Works Committee: Wellington Weir
- Reproductive Technology (Clinical Practices) (Artificial Fertilisation) Amendment Bill
- Reproductive Technology (Clinical Practices) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Royal Adelaide Hospital
- San Giorgio Club
- Smolicz Award Scholarship Program
- Soccer
- Sudanese Refugee Project
- Victorian Bushfires
- Water Security
- World AIDS Day
-
Questions
- Arts and Cultural Festivals
- Criminal Case Conferencing
- Earthquake, Italy
-
International Students
- Marjorie Jackson-Nelson Hospital
- Multiculturalism
- National Volunteer Week
- Native Garden Initiative
- Pontian Greek Community
- Prisoner Work Program
-
Royal Adelaide Hospital
- School Infrastructure
- School Retention Rates
- Serious and Organised Crime
- Singapore Airlines
- Stormwater Harvesting
- Sturt Street Justice Precinct
- Waste Management
- WOMADelaide
- Youth Program Grants
-
Speeches
-
CONLON, Patrick Frederick
-
Speeches
- Architectural Practice Bill
-
Auditor-General's Report
- Development (Planning and Development Review) Amendment Bill
- Economic and Finance Committee
- Gunn, Hon. G.M.
- Harbors and Navigation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Legislative Review Committee
- Maritime Services (Access) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Member's Leave
-
Motor Vehicles (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2009-04-29
- 2009-05-14
-
- National Electricity (South Australia) (National Electricity Law—Australian Energy Market Operator) Amendment Bill
- National Electricity (South Australia) (Smart Meters) Amendment Bill
- National Gas (South Australia) (National Gas Law—Australian Energy Market Operator) Amendment Bill
- National Gas (South Australia) (Short Term Trading Market) Amendment Bill
- Parliamentary Committee on Occupational Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation
- Pensioner Concessions
- Petroleum Products Subsidy Act Repeal Bill
- Public Works Committee
- Publishing Committee
- Rail Commissioner Bill
- Road Traffic (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Scott, Mr A.
-
Sittings and Business
-
Speaker's Ruling, Dissent
- Standing Orders Committee
- Standing Orders Suspension
- Statutes Amendment (Australian Energy Market Operator) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Electricity and Gas—Information Management and Retailer of Last Resort) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Energy Efficiency Shortfalls) Bill
-
Answers
-
AGL
-
2009-09-09
-
2009-09-09
-
- APY Lands, Road Maintenance
- Australian Traffic Network
- Barrier Highway
-
Belair Rail Line
-
2009-04-28
-
- Bill Express
- Borrowings Repayment
-
Bribery Investigation
-
2009-12-02
-
- Bus Driver Training
- Bus Services
- Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme
- Chapley Retail Group
-
Cheltenham Park
- Community Road Safety Fund
-
Criminon
-
Desalination Plant, Renewable Energy
- Electricity Supply
-
Electricity, Load Shedding
-
2009-02-03
-
- Flood Damage to Roads Program
- Gaming Machines
- Gift of Life Garden
- Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
- Government Buildings, Access
-
Government Buildings, Accommodation
- Grain Exports, Port Access
- Grants and Subsidies
- Heatwave
- Interstate Rail Terminal
- Islington Rail Yards
- Level Crossings
-
Long Life Roads Program
- Metrotickets
- Murray River Bridges
- Newport Quays
- Northfield Rail Line
-
O-Bahn Extension
- Old Stock Exchange Building
- Operating and Investing Initiatives
- Outback Communities Administration Management Plan
- Outback Roads
- Overtaking Lanes
- Port Bonython
- Port River Bridges
-
Public Sector Employment
-
Public Transport
- Public Transport Consultancies
- Public Transport, Seniors
-
Rail Electrification
- Rail Gauge
- Rail Infrastructure
- Rail Network Upgrades
- Rail Resleepering
- Rail Revitalisation
-
Rail Services
- Railcar Maintenance Facility
- Railcar Refurbishment
- Regional Transport Integration
-
Road Maintenance
- Road Maintenance, Far North
-
Road Safety
-
2009-10-27
-
-
Roads, Country
- Rural Freight Improvement Program
-
Rural Road Improvement Program
-
2009-04-28
-
- Seaford Rail Extension
- South Road Upgrade
- St Clair Land Swap
- Supplies and Services Expenses
- Taxi Council
- Taxi Driver Training
- Taxi Inspectors
- Taxi Licences
- Taxi Services
- Tonsley Transport Plans
- Tram Tickets
-
Tram Trains
- Tramline Extension
-
Tramline Extensions
-
Trams
-
TransAdelaide
- TransAdelaide Cleaning Contract
-
Transport Assistance
-
Transport Department
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2009-04-28
-
-
Transport Department Assets
- Transport Department Expenses
-
Transport Department Financial Accounts
-
Transport Infrastructure
- Transport Policy and Planning Costs
- Transport Regulation User Management System
- Transport, Energy and Infrastructure Department
- Transport, Northern Areas
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TRUMPS
- Unkerbed Urban Arterial Roads Program
- Unley Primary School
-
-
Speeches
-
EVANS, Iain Frederick
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Adelaide Hills Rail Freight Line
-
Appropriation Bill
-
Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary
-
Bail (Arson) Amendment Bill
-
2009-04-30
-
2009-11-19
-
-
Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration (Registration of Deaths) Amendment Bill
-
2008-10-16
- 2009-11-19
-
- Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Bill
- Bushfire Inquiry
- Bushfire Prevention
- Civil Liability (Offender Damages) Amendment Bill
-
Civil Liability (Recreational Services) Amendment Bill
-
2008-10-30
- 2009-02-05
-
-
Civil Liability (Recreational Trails) Amendment Bill
-
2008-10-30
- 2009-03-05
-
-
Constitution (Reform of Legislative Council and Settlement of Deadlocks on Legislation) Amendment Bill
-
Correctional Services (Parole No. 2) Amendment Bill
-
2009-04-30
- 2009-11-19
-
-
Correctional Services (Parole) Amendment Bill
- Country Health Care Plan
- Criminal Law (Clamping, Impounding and Forfeiture of Vehicles) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Child Pornography) Amendment Bill
-
Criminal Law Consolidation (Looting) Amendment Bill
-
2009-04-30
- 2009-10-29
-
- Development (Planning and Development Review) Amendment Bill
-
Easling, Mr T.
-
Environment Protection (Product Deposit Scheme) Amendment Bill
-
2008-10-30
- 2008-11-13
-
- Fair Work (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
- Families and Communities Department
- Fire and Emergency Services (Review) Amendment Bill
- Gaming Machines (Hours of Operation) Amendment Bill
- Graffiti Control (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Gunn, Hon. G.M.
- Liquor Licensing (Producers, Responsible Service and Other Matters) Amendment Bill
- Liquor Licensing Laws
-
Local Government (Litter) Amendment Bill
-
2008-10-16
- 2008-11-13
-
- Matter of Privilege
- Member's Remarks
- Mitcham Hills Fire Safety
- Mitcham Hills Road Infrastructure
- Native Vegetation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Parliamentary Committees (Bushfires Committee) Amendment Bill
-
2009-02-19
- 2009-04-30
-
- Roadside Memorials
- Second-Hand Vehicle Dealers (Cooling-Off Rights) Amendment Bill
- Select Committee on Private Certifiers
- Speed Detection Devices
- Standing Orders Suspension
- State Aquatic Centre
- Statutes Amendment (National Industrial Relations System) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Power to Bar) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Prohibition of Human Cloning for Reproduction and Regulation of Research Involving Human Embryos) Bill
- Statutes Amendment and Repeal (Trade Measurement) Bill
- Supply Bill
-
Tobacco Products Regulation (Ban on Children Smoking) Amendment Bill
-
2009-06-04
- 2009-09-10
-
-
Tobacco Products Regulation (Prescribed Smoking Age) Amendment Bill
-
2009-06-04
- 2009-09-10
-
- Victorian Bushfires
-
Water (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
-
Questions
- Auditor-General's Report
- Child Protection
-
Easling, Mr T.
- 2008-09-24
-
2008-11-26
-
2008-11-27
-
2009-02-05
-
2009-03-05
-
2009-06-04
-
Families and Communities Department
- Families SA Staff
- Gaming Machines
-
Grant Approvals
-
South Australia Police
- Special Investigations Unit
- Special Investigations Unit Voucher Payment
- Stratton, Ms A.
-
Volunteer Ministerial Advisory Group
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Volunteer Support Fund
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Speeches
-
FOLEY, Kevin Owen
-
Speeches
-
Appropriation Bill
-
2009-06-04
-
2009-06-17
-
- Australian Loan Council
- BankSA Trends Bulletin
- Budget Papers
- Building Safety
- Bushfire Planning
-
Citi Centre Building
- Compulsory Third Party Premiums
- Credit Rating
- First Home Owner Grant (Special Eligible Transactions) Amendment Bill
-
Global Financial Crisis
- Gunn, Hon. G.M.
- HomeStart Finance
- Laidlaw, Hon. D.H.
- Major Project Developments
- Matter of Privilege
- Member's Remarks
- Motor Accident Commission
- Olson, Mr J.W.
- Payroll Tax Bill
- Planning SA
- Port River Bridges
- Shell Grit Mining
- Sittings and Business
- Southern State Superannuation Bill
- Stamp Duties (Tax Reform) Amendment Bill
- Stansbury Marina
-
State Budget
- State Government Investments
- Supply Bill
- United Water
- Victorian Bushfires
- Water Pricing
-
- Questions
-
Answers
- AAMI Stadium
-
Accrual Appropriation Excess Funds Account
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Adelaide Oval
-
2009-12-02
- 2009-12-03
-
- Adelaide Parklands Grant
- Air Warfare Destroyer
- AUDITOR-
-
Auditor-General's Report
- Babcock & Brown
-
Banks, American
- Budget Papers
- Budget Savings
-
Budget Savings Targets
- Business Funding
-
Business Investment
-
2009-07-03
-
- Capital Works Projects
- Cash Alignment Policy
- Central Northern Adelaide Health Service
- Citi Centre Building
- City West Development
- Colac Hotel
-
Commonwealth Health Payments
-
2009-07-03
-
- Commonwealth Payments Framework
-
Credit Rating
-
Defence SA
-
Desalination Plant
-
2008-11-13
-
- Economic Stimulus Package
- Election Promises
- Entertainment Complex
- First Home Owner Grant
-
Fleet SA
-
2009-04-07
- 2009-04-08
-
-
Funds SA
- Funds SA Insurance
- Funds SA Investments
-
General Motors Holden
- Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
- Global Business Program
-
Global Financial Crisis
-
Government Employee Housing Disposals
-
2009-07-03
-
- Government Litigation
-
Government Probity
- Governor's Payments
- Health and Medical Research Institute
-
Health Budget
-
Henry Tax Review Submission
-
2009-07-03
-
-
HomeStart Finance
- Housing Trust Land Tax
-
ICT Procurement
- ICT Strategy
- Independent Commission Against Corruption
- Innovation Showcase Programs
-
Labor Party
-
2008-10-28
-
-
Land Tax
- Land Valuations
- Law and Order Issues Postcard
- Long Service Leave
- Loosely, Mr S.
- Magill Training Centre
- Marion Swimming Pool
-
Marjorie Jackson-Nelson Hospital
-
Migration
- 2008-09-24
-
2009-07-03
-
Migration and Business Investment Campaign
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Ministerial Staff
-
Mitsubishi Motors
-
Motor Accident Commission
-
2008-10-15
- 2009-03-04
- 2009-06-18
-
2009-09-10
-
-
Motor Accident Commission Property Portfolio
-
2009-07-03
-
- Mount Bold Reservoir
- Natural Disaster Relief
- Olympic Dam
- Olympic Dam Task Force
-
Overseas Representative Office Program
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Pensioner Concessions
- Port Adelaide Maritime Corporation
- Print Media Warehouse
- Prisons
- Property Sales Figures
- Public Housing
-
Public Sector Employment
- 2008-09-23
- 2009-02-17
-
2009-06-16
-
2009-07-03
- Public Sector Funds Management
-
Public Sector Salaries
-
Public Sector Wages
- Public Transport
-
Public-Private Partnerships
- 2008-09-23
- 2009-02-19
-
2009-04-07
-
2009-06-17
-
2009-09-08
- 2009-09-10
-
Red Tape Reduction
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Red Tape Reduction Plan
-
2009-04-28
-
- RISTEC Program
- RISTEC Taxation System
-
Royal Adelaide Hospital
-
2009-02-18
-
2009-02-19
-
2009-04-07
- 2009-06-02
-
2009-06-03
-
2009-06-17
- 2009-06-18
-
- SA Water
- School Sports
-
Shared Services
-
2008-09-10
-
2008-10-16
- 2008-11-25
-
2009-04-07
- 2009-10-13
-
- Solid Waste Levy
-
South Australia Innovation and Investment Fund
-
2009-07-03
-
-
South Australian Economy
-
South Australian Events Promotion
-
2009-07-03
-
- South Australian Film Corporation
-
South Australian Government Financing Authority
-
South Australian Jockey Club
-
2009-03-24
- 2009-03-26
-
-
Southern State Superannuation Scheme
-
2009-07-03
-
- Sports Stadium
- State Aquatic Centre
-
State Budget
-
2008-10-14
-
2008-10-15
- 2008-10-16
-
2008-11-11
- 2009-02-17
- 2009-04-07
- 2009-04-08
- 2009-05-12
- 2009-06-16
- 2009-06-18
-
- State Debt
-
State Finances
- Stormwater Initiatives
-
Super Schools
-
Superannuation Services Program
-
2009-07-03
-
- Superannuation Unfunded Liability
- Superannuation, Public Sector
- Supplies and Services
- Surplus Employees
-
Sustainable Budget Commission
- Targeted Voluntary Separation Packages
-
Taxation
- Teachers Dispute
- Tour Down Under
- Trade
- Trade and Economic Development Department
- Tramline Extensions
- Unfunded Liabilities
-
United Water
- Visas
-
Water Charges
- 2008-11-12
-
2008-11-25
- Water Pricing
- Web-Based Portal
-
Speeches
-
FOX, Chloe Catienne
-
Speeches
-
Adrian Feint: Cornucopia
- Appropriation Bill
- Bright Electorate
- Brighton Community Eco-Garden
- Brighton RSL and Brighton Bowling Club
- Bushfire Relief
- Coastal Gardens
- French Festival
- Friends of the Marino Conservation Park
- Hallett Cove Police Station
- Heritage Sites
- Legislative Review Committee
- Meals on Wheels
- Mental Health Bill
- Public Schools
- Reproductive Technology (Clinical Practices) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- World Teachers Day
-
-
Questions
- Affordable Housing
- African Reception
- China Visit
- District Court Appointments
- Hospital Emergency Departments
- International Students
-
Marine Parks
- Police Recruits
- Premier's ANZAC Spirit School Prize
- Prime Minister's Science Prizes
- Royal Institution of Australia
-
Ruby Arts and Cultural Awards
- Science and Technology Innovation 10 Initiative
- Senate Water Bill Amendment
- South Australia Police Officer of the Year
- State Aquatic Centre
- Swine Flu
- TAFE SA
-
Speeches
-
GAGO, Gail Elizabeth
-
Answers
-
Community Waste Management Schemes
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Incorporated Association
-
2009-07-03
-
- Women on Boards and Committees
-
-
Answers
-
GERAGHTY, Robyn Kathryn
-
Speeches
-
Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Bill
- Civil Liability (Recreational Services) Amendment Bill
- Consumer Lease Agreements
-
Correctional Services (Parole) Amendment Bill
- Customer Service
- Fire and Emergency Services (Review) Amendment Bill
- Gaming Machines (Hours of Operation) Amendment Bill
- Hampstead Preschool
- Hampstead Primary School
- Independent Commission Against Corruption Bill
-
Legislative Review Committee
- Legislative Review Committee: Aquaculture Variation Regulations
- Member's Travel Report
- Members' Remarks
- National Australia Day Awards
- Police (Prohibition on Performance Targets) Amendment Bill
- Safe Communities Inner North-East
- Standing Orders Suspension
- Statutes Amendment (Energy Efficiency Shortfalls) Bill
- Valedictories
- Windsor Gardens Vocational College
-
-
Questions
- Blood Lead Levels
- Child Protection
- Children in State Care
- Circle of Friends
- City West Development
- Economic Stimulus Package
-
Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
- Government Buildings, Access
- Hampstead Preschool
- Health Services
- Hutt Street Centre
- ICAN Program
- Learner and Provisional Drivers
- Organised Crime
- Police Infrastructure
- Queensland Legal Practitioners Tribunal
-
Royal Adelaide Hospital
- Transplant Patient
- Transport Assistance
- Unemployment Figures
-
Speeches
-
GOLDSWORTHY, Roger Mark
-
Speeches
- 30-Year Plan for Greater Adelaide
- Address in Reply
-
Appropriation Bill
-
2009-06-17
- 2009-07-02
-
- Bail (Arson) Amendment Bill
- Bushfire Inquiry
- Development (Planning and Development Review) Amendment Bill
- Economic and Finance Committee: Emergency Services Levy
- Electoral (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Fire and Emergency Services (Review) Amendment Bill
- Gaming Machines (Hours of Operation) Amendment Bill
- Gunn, Hon. G.M.
- Hyde, Constable W.
- Kavel Electorate
- Kavel Electorate, Community Events
- Local Government (Accountability Framework) Amendment Bill
- Local Government (Elections) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Member's Remarks
- Members' Behaviour
- Men's Health Policy
- Motor Vehicles (Miscellaneous No. 2) Amendment Bill
- Nairne Primary School Crossing
-
Nairne Railway Station
- Native Vegetation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Natural Resources Committee: Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Natural Resources Management Board
- Nursing and Midwifery Practice Bill
- Outback Communities (Administration and Management) Bill
- Parliamentary Committees (Bushfires Committee) Amendment Bill
- Plant Health Bill
- Public Schools
- Public Works Committee: Victor Harbor High School
- Redmond, Mrs I.M.
- Road Traffic (Consumption of Alcohol While Driving) Amendment Bill
- South-East Country Fire Service Brigades
- Southern State Superannuation Bill
- Speed Limits
- State Plebiscite
- Statutes Amendment (Bulk Goods) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Children's Protection) Bill
-
2009-10-14
-
- Statutes Amendment (Council Allowances) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Prohibition of Human Cloning for Reproduction and Regulation of Research Involving Human Embryos) Bill
-
2008-10-29
-
-
Summary Offences (Piercing and Scarification) Amendment Bill
-
Supply Bill
- Ukrainian Famine
- Victorian Bushfires
-
Water (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
- Waterworks (Rates) Amendment Bill
- Questions
-
Speeches
-
GRIFFITHS, Steven Paul
-
Speeches
-
Address in Reply
-
2008-09-11
-
- Adelaide Plains Cup Festival
-
Appropriation Bill
- Auditor-General's Report
- Authorised Betting Operations (Trade Practices Exemption) Amendment Bill
-
Balaklava Cup
- Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Bill
- Civil Liability (Recreational Trails) Amendment Bill
- Condolence Motion: Flying Officer Michael Herbert
- Councils, Metropolitan
- Country Domiciliary Care
- Development (Planning and Development Review) Amendment Bill
- Development (Regulated Trees) Amendment Bill
- Economic and Finance Committee: Annual Report
- Economic and Finance Committee: Ethical Public Sector Superannuation Schemes
- Equal Opportunity (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Fire and Emergency Services (Review) Amendment Bill
- First Home Owner Grant (Special Eligible Transactions) Amendment Bill
- Food Labelling
- Franchise Code of Conduct
- Goyder Electorate, Roads
- Gunn, Hon. G.M.
- Harbors and Navigation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Hyde, Constable W.
-
Land Tax
- Local Government (Accountability Framework) Amendment Bill
- Local Government (Elections) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Local Government (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Long Service Leave (Unpaid Leave) Amendment Bill
- Mobilong Prison
- Partnerships (Venture Capital) Amendment Bill
- Payroll Tax Bill
- Plant Health Bill
- Plastic Shopping Bags (Waste Avoidance) Bill
- Private Certifiers
- Public Schools
-
Public Sector Bill
- Public Sector Management (Consequential) Amendment Bill
- River Torrens Linear Park (Linear Parks) Amendment Bill
- Royal Adelaide Hospital
- Shared Services
- South Australian Economy
- Southern State Superannuation Bill
- Stamp Duties (Tax Reform) Amendment Bill
- Stansbury
- Statutes Amendment (Council Allowances) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Prohibition of Human Cloning for Reproduction and Regulation of Research Involving Human Embryos) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Property Offences) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Public Sector Consequential Amendments) Bill
-
Supply Bill
- Survey (Funding and Promotion of Surveying Qualifications) Amendment Bill
- Taxation
- Tidy Towns Awards
- Tourism SA Numberplates
- Valedictories
- Valuation of Land (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Victorian Bushfires
- Water (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
- Yorke Peninsula
- Yorke Peninsula District Council
- Yorke Peninsula Field Days
-
-
Questions
-
AAMI Stadium
-
2009-12-02
-
-
Accrual Appropriation Excess Funds Account
-
2009-07-03
-
- Adelaide Oval
- Air Warfare Destroyer
- Arkaroola Waste
- Babcock & Brown
- Budget Savings
-
Budget Savings Targets
-
Business Investment
-
2009-07-03
-
- Central Northern Adelaide Health Service
- Chantelois, Michelle
- Christies Beach Waste Water Treatment Plant
- Credit Rating
-
Defence SA
-
2009-07-03
-
- Election Promises
-
Employee Benefits and Costs
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Environment Protection Authority
-
2009-03-24
-
- Fleet SA
-
Funds SA
- General Motors Holden
- Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
- Global Financial Crisis
-
Government Probity
- Government Radio Network
- Grant Expenditure
-
Health Budget
-
Land Tax
- Loosely, Mr S.
- Magill Training Centre
- Marjorie Jackson-Nelson Hospital
- Ministerial Code of Conduct
-
Ministerial Staff
-
Motor Accident Commission
- 2009-06-18
-
2009-09-10
- Natural Resources Management Boards
-
Outback Communities (Administration and Management) Bill
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Overseas Representative Office Program
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Parole Board Warrants
- Political Donations
-
Population Growth
-
2009-07-03
-
- Prisons
- Property Sales Figures
-
Public Sector Employment
-
Public Sector Wages
-
Public Sector Workforce Data
- 2009-09-22
-
2009-12-02
-
Public-Private Partnerships
- Radioactive Waste
-
Red Tape Reduction
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Regional Impact Statements
-
2009-07-03
-
- Regulatory Fees
- RISTEC Program
-
Robinson, Mr S.A.
-
2009-07-14
-
-
Royal Adelaide Hospital
-
Shared Services
-
South Australia Innovation and Investment Fund
-
2009-07-03
-
- South Australian Economy
-
South Australian Events Promotion
-
2009-07-03
-
-
South Australian Jockey Club
-
State Budget
-
Superannuation Services Program
-
2009-07-03
-
- Superannuation Unfunded Liability
- Surplus Employees
- Targeted Voluntary Separation Packages
- Taxation
- Teachers Dispute
-
Tour Down Under
- 2009-02-18
-
2009-07-03
- Trade and Economic Development Department
- Unfunded Liabilities
-
United Water
- Water Policy
-
Water Security Minister
- Youth Minister
-
-
Speeches
-
GUNN AM, Graham McDonald
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Ageing Population
- Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Land Rights (Mintabie) Amendment Bill
-
Appropriation Bill
-
Armistice Anniversary
- Barton, Dr A.
- Bushfire Inquiry
- Bushfires
- Carnie, Hon. J.A.
- Constitution (Basic Democratic Principles) Amendment Bill
-
Constitution (Reform of Legislative Council and Settlement of Deadlocks on Legislation) Amendment Bill
- Cooper Creek
- Crown Land Management Bill
- Economic and Finance Committee: Emergency Services Levy
- Expiation of Offences (Independent Review) Amendment Bill
- Fire and Emergency Services (Review) Amendment Bill
- Gunn, Hon. G.M.
- Irrigation Bill
-
Kapunda Hospital (Variation of Trust) Bill
- Land Tax
- Maralinga Tjarutja Land Rights (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Members of Parliament
- Mintabie
-
Motor Vehicles (Miscellaneous No. 2) Amendment Bill
- Native Vegetation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Natural Resources Committee: Annual Report
- Natural Resources Committee: Deep Creek
- Natural Resources Committee: Murray-Darling Basin (Volume 1)
- Natural Resources Committee: Upper South East Dryland Salinity and Flood Management Act
-
Outback Communities (Administration and Management) Bill
- Parliamentary Committees (Bushfires Committee) Amendment Bill
- Police (Prohibition on Performance Targets) Amendment Bill
- Port Augusta Health Services
- Port Augusta Housing
-
Public Schools
- Public Works Committee: Ceduna Hospital Redevelopment
- Regional Infrastructure
- Riverland Irrigation
- Road Maintenance, Far North
- Road Signage
- Road Traffic (Highway Speed Limit) Amendment Bill
- Rural Community
- School Amalgamations
-
Stuart Electorate
- Supply Bill
- Truck-Driving Skills Simulator
- Upper South East Dryland Salinity and Flood Management (Extension of Project) Amendment Bill
- Uranium Mining
- Valedictories
- Water (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
-
Questions
- Barrier Highway
-
Beekeepers
- Bon Bon Station
-
Bushfire Planning
-
2009-05-13
- 2009-06-02
-
- Bushfire Task Force
- Country Hospitals
- Emissions Trading Scheme
- Heavy Vehicles
- Housing Trust, Disruptive Tenants
- Imitation Firearms
- Marine Parks
- North-East Pastoral District
-
Outback Communities Administration Management Plan
- Perpetual Leases
- Police Vehicles
-
Police, Fines
- Port Augusta Airport, Baby Inquiry
- Port Augusta Sporting Precinct
- Regional Development Infrastructure Fund
- Road Maintenance
- School of the Air
- Search Warrants
- Speed Cameras
-
Transitional Zone Leases
- Water Security
- Yunta Rural School
-
Speeches
-
HAMILTON-SMITH, Martin Leslie James
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
-
Appropriation Bill
- Asset Recovery
- Boag, Mr J.
- Condolence Motion: Flying Officer Michael Herbert
-
Constitution (Reform of Legislative Council and Settlement of Deadlocks on Legislation) Amendment Bill
- Criminon
- Development (Planning and Development Review) Amendment Bill
- Economic and Finance Committee: Emergency Services Levy
- Fire and Emergency Services (Review) Amendment Bill
- Genocide of the Armenians, Pontian Greeks, Syrian Orthodox, Assyrian Orthodox and Other Christian Minorities
- Gunn, Hon. G.M.
- Italian Consulate
- Kerin, Hon. R.G.
- Laidlaw, Hon. D.H.
-
Marble Hill (Protection) Bill
- 2008-09-25
-
2008-10-30
- Multicultural Affairs
- Olson, Mr J.W.
- Public Sector Bill
- Retraction and Apology
- SA Water
- Scott, Mr A.
- Supply Bill
-
Ukrainian Famine
- Victorian Bushfires
- Water (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
-
Questions
- AAMI Stadium
- Adelaide Parklands Grant
- Air Warfare Destroyer
- Atkinson/Ashbourne/Clarke Affair
- AUDITOR-
- Auditor-General's Report
-
Banks, American
- Black Balloons Campaign
- Bore Water
- Budget Papers
- Budget Savings Targets
- Business Investment
-
Cabinet Ministers
-
2008-10-28
-
- Capital Works Projects
- Carbon Dioxide Emissions
- Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme
- Cash Alignment Policy
- Citi Centre Building
- Climate Change Grant Scheme
- Climate Change Legislation
- Common User Facility
-
Commonwealth Health Payments
-
2009-07-03
-
- Commonwealth Payments Framework
- Coober Pedy Solar Power Station
- Council for the Australian Federation
-
Credit Rating
-
Criminon
-
Defence SA
-
2009-07-03
-
- Departmental Grants
-
Desalination Plant
- Desalination Plant, Eyre Peninsula
-
Driving Record
- Ecological Footprint Target
- Economic Development Board
-
Economic Stimulus Package
-
2009-02-04
-
-
Electricity, Load Shedding
- Emissions Trading Scheme
-
Ernabella Early Childhood Centre
-
2008-09-10
- 2009-02-17
-
-
Fleet SA
-
2009-04-07
-
- Frome By-Election
-
Funds SA
- Funds SA Insurance
- Funds SA Investments
- General Motors Holden
-
Goulburn and Murray Valley Pipeline
-
2008-11-26
-
- Government
- Government Advertising
- Government Borrowings
-
Government Employee Housing Disposals
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Government House
-
2009-07-03
-
- Governor's Payments
-
Henry Tax Review Submission
-
2009-07-03
-
- Hindmarsh Stadium
-
HomeStart Finance
- Housing Trust Land Tax
- ICFAI Campus
- ICT Strategy
- International Solar Cities Congress
- IRIS Systems
- Labor Party
- Lake Argyle
- Lake Argyle Water
- Land Valuations
- Le Fevre Peninsula Master Plan
- Long Service Leave
- Magill Training Centre
- Manufacturing Sector
- Marion Swimming Pool
-
Marjorie Jackson-Nelson Hospital
-
2008-11-11
-
2009-02-04
-
2009-02-18
- 2009-04-28
-
- Mining Sector
-
Ministerial Staff Positions
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Mitsubishi Motors
-
2008-09-10
- 2008-11-25
-
-
Motor Accident Commission
-
2008-10-15
- 2009-03-04
-
-
Motor Accident Commission Property Portfolio
-
2009-07-03
-
- Mount Bold Reservoir
- Murray Mouth Weir
-
Murray River
- 2009-03-03
-
2009-03-25
- Murray River Buyback Scheme
- Murray-Darling Basin
- Olympic Dam Task Force
- Pensioner Concessions
- Population Statistics
- Port Adelaide Maritime Corporation
- Premier's Climate Change Council
- Print Media Warehouse
- Private Health Insurance Rebate
-
Public Sector Employment
- Public Sector Funds Management
- Public Sector Salaries
-
Public-Private Partnerships
- 2009-02-19
-
2009-04-07
-
2009-06-17
- Rail Electrification
- Rainwater Tanks
- Red Tape Reduction Plan
- RISTEC Taxation System
-
Royal Adelaide Hospital
-
2009-02-18
-
2009-02-19
-
2009-03-03
- 2009-03-25
- 2009-04-07
- 2009-05-13
- 2009-06-02
-
2009-06-03
-
- Save the River Murray Levy
-
Sector Agreements
-
2009-02-03
-
- Self-Funded Retirees
-
Shared Services
-
2008-10-16
- 2009-04-07
-
- Skilled Migrants
- Soccer World Cup
-
Social Inclusion Initiatives
-
2009-07-03
-
- Solid Waste Levy
- South Australia's Strategic Plan
-
South Australian Economy
-
South Australian Government Financing Authority
-
South Australian Jockey Club
-
2009-03-24
- 2009-03-26
-
- South Road Upgrade
- South-East Canals
-
Southern State Superannuation Scheme
-
2009-07-03
-
- State Aquatic Centre
-
State Budget
- State Debt
-
State Finances
- State Fiscal Position
-
Stormwater Diversion
- Stormwater Harvesting
- Stormwater Initiatives
- Super Schools
- Supplies and Services
-
Surplus Employees
- Sustainability and Climate Change
-
Sustainable Budget Commission
-
Taxation
-
2008-11-13
- 2009-03-05
-
- Teachers Dispute
- Tour Down Under
- Tramline Extensions
- Victoria Park Redevelopment
-
Water Charges
-
2008-11-25
-
- Water Consumption
- Water for Good
-
Water Management Strategies
-
Water Pricing
-
Water Recycling
-
Water Security
-
2009-04-08
- 2009-04-30
-
-
WorkCover Corporation
- WorkCover Corporation Annual Report
- WorkCover Levy
-
Speeches
-
HANNA, Kris
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Age Pensions
-
Appropriation Bill
- Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Bill
- Bus Services
- Children's Protection (Implementation of Report Recommendations) Amendment Bill
- Commonwealth Powers (De Facto Relationships) Bill
-
Constitution (Reform of Legislative Council and Settlement of Deadlocks on Legislation) Amendment Bill
- Correctional Services (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Correctional Services (Parole) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law (Clamping, Impounding and Forfeiture of Vehicles) (Prescribed Offences) Bill
- Criminal Law (Clamping, Impounding and Forfeiture of Vehicles) Act
- Cross-Border Justice Bill
- Demarco, Ms A.
- Development (Planning and Development Review) Amendment Bill
- E-Waste
- Equal Opportunity (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Fire and Emergency Services (Review) Amendment Bill
- Genocide of the Armenians, Pontian Greeks, Syrian Orthodox, Assyrian Orthodox and Other Christian Minorities
-
Glenthorne Farm
-
Heritage Listed Buildings and Natural Heritage Places
- Housing Trust Water Meters
- Hydroponics Industry Control Bill
- Magistrates Court (Special Justices) Amendment Bill
- Maralinga Tjarutja Land Rights (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Members, Statement of Principles
- Members' Remarks
- Mental Health Bill
-
Motor Vehicles (Practical Driving Tests) Amendment Bill
-
2009-03-26
- 2009-12-03
-
- Motor Vehicles (Vehicle Immobilisers) Amendment Bill
- Murray River
- National Electricity (South Australia) (Smart Meters) Amendment Bill
- Native Vegetation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Natural Resources Committee: Deep Creek
- Nursing and Midwifery Practice Bill
- Parliamentary Committees (Bushfires Committee) Amendment Bill
-
Parliamentary Superannuation (Reduction of Pension) Amendment Bill
-
2009-02-05
- 2009-04-30
-
- Plastic Shopping Bags (Waste Avoidance) Bill
- Public Schools, Management of Disruptive Children
- Public Sector Bill
- Reproductive Technology (Clinical Practices) (Artificial Fertilisation) Amendment Bill
- Reynella Primary School
- Serious and Organised Crime (Control) Act
- Sessional Orders Suspension
- Sittings and Business
-
Speaker's Ruling, Dissent
- Speed Detection Devices
- Spent Convictions (No. 2) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Children's Protection) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Death Certificates) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Gaming Machine Limitations) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Prohibition of Human Cloning for Reproduction and Regulation of Research Involving Human Embryos) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Recidivist Young Offenders and Youth Parole Board) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Surrogacy) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Victims of Crime) Bill
- Supply Bill
- Water (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
-
Waterworks (Quarterly Supply Information) Amendment Bill
-
2008-11-27
- 2009-05-14
-
- Waterworks (Rates) Amendment Bill
- Woodend Kindergarten
-
Questions
- APY Lands
- Australian Federal Police Assignments
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
-
Behaviour Management Funding
-
2009-07-03
-
- Computer Licence Agreement
- Coroner's Recommendations
- Coroners (Recommendations) Amendment Bill
- Criminon
- Disability Services
- Disability Services, Incontrol Program
- Dover Gardens Primary School
- FASD Support
- Glenthorne Farm
-
Government Tenders
-
2009-04-29
- 2009-06-02
-
- Housing SA
- Learning Centres
- Low Income Household Support
- Mental Health Services
- Mitsubishi Motors
-
Murray River Buyback Scheme
-
2009-02-17
-
- Onkaparinga River
-
Operation Nomad
- Parliamentary Catering Accounts
-
Pensioner Concessions
- Police Vehicles
- Police, APY Lands
- Regional Gambling Help Services
- Saltfleet Street Bridge
-
Supported Disability Accommodation
- Tenants' Information and Advocacy Service
- Tram Tickets
-
University Scholarships
- Water Pricing
- Youth Justice Program Committee
-
Speeches
-
HILL, John David
-
Speeches
- Auditor-General's Report
- Cancer Services Review
- Chan, Mr J.C.
- Desalination Plant
-
Gene Technology (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2008-09-11
- 2008-09-25
-
- Health Budget
- Heatwave
- IRIS Systems
-
Kapunda Hospital (Variation of Trust) Bill
-
2008-11-12
-
2008-11-27
-
2009-02-04
-
- Knight, Assoc. Prof. John
- Marjorie Jackson-Nelson Hospital
- Medvet
- Modbury Hospital Oncology Service
- Mount Gambier Hospital Hydrotherapy Pool Fund Bill
- National Electricity (South Australia) (National Electricity Law—Australian Energy Market Operator) Amendment Bill
- National Gas (South Australia) (National Gas Law—Australian Energy Market Operator) Amendment Bill
-
Noarlunga Railway Line
-
2008-09-10
-
-
Nursing and Midwifery Practice Bill
-
2008-09-23
- 2008-10-15
-
- Panter, Dr D.
- Port Augusta Airport, Baby Inquiry
- Psychological Practice Bill
-
Reproductive Technology (Clinical Practices) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2008-11-26
- 2009-03-03
-
-
Royal Adelaide Hospital
- Royal Adelaide Hospital Radiation Oncology Review
- Select Committee on the Kapunda Hospital (Variation of Trusts) Bill
-
South Australian Country Arts Trust (Constitution of Trust) Amendment Bill
-
2008-10-29
-
2008-11-13
-
- Standing Orders Suspension
- Statutes Amendment (Australian Energy Market Operator) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Bulk Goods) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Council Allowances) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Prohibition of Human Cloning for Reproduction and Regulation of Research Involving Human Embryos) Bill
-
2008-09-24
- 2008-10-28
- 2008-10-29
- 2008-10-30
-
-
Statutes Amendment (Public Health Incidents and Emergencies) Bill
-
2009-05-12
-
- Statutes Amendment (Recidivist Young Offenders and Youth Parole Board) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Surrogacy) Bill
- Statutory Officers Committee
- Supply Bill
-
Swine Flu
-
Swine Flu Vaccinations
- Transplant
- Trustee Act
- Women's and Children's Hospital, Breast Cancer
-
Answers
- Blood Lead Levels
-
Central Northern Adelaide Health Service
- Chan, Mr J.C.
- Come Out Festival
- Coroners (Recommendations) Amendment Bill
- Country Health Services
- Country Hospitals
- Country Hospitals, Birthing
- Dental Therapists
- Edwards, Dr Karleen
-
Elective Surgery
- EMT Ambulance Services
- Every Chance for Every Child Initiative
- FASD Support
-
Hahndorf Salmonella Outbreak
-
2008-11-26
-
-
Hammill House
-
2009-07-02
-
- Hampstead Rehabilitation Centre
- Hawker Hospital
-
Health and Medical Research Institute
- Health Budget
- Health Care Plan
- Health Department Library
-
Health Services
- Heatwave Deaths
- Heatwave Text Message
- Hopgood Theatre
- Hospital Admissions
- Hospital Bed Numbers
- Hospital Demand
-
Hospital Emergency Departments
- Hospitals, Winter Demand
- Intellectual Property
-
IRIS Systems
- Lyell McEwin Hospital Urologist
-
Marjorie Jackson-Nelson Hospital
-
2008-09-23
- 2008-09-25
-
2008-10-30
- 2008-11-11
-
2008-11-12
- 2008-11-26
-
2009-02-04
-
- Medical Records
-
Modbury Hospital
-
Modbury Hospital Oncology Service
-
2008-11-25
-
- Mount Gambier
- National Health and Hospitals Reform Commission
- Onkaparinga River
- Paxton Report
- Port Augusta Airport, Baby Inquiry
- Port Lincoln Ambulance Building
- Primary Health Care
- Private Health Insurance Rebate
- Queen Elizabeth Hospital
-
Royal Adelaide Hospital
-
2009-02-19
-
2009-03-03
- 2009-03-04
-
2009-03-24
-
2009-03-25
-
2009-03-26
- 2009-06-17
- 2009-07-02
-
2009-07-16
-
2009-11-18
-
2009-11-19
-
- Royal Adelaide Hospital Obstetrics Service
- Royal Adelaide Hospital, Hepatitis C
- SA Ambulance Service
- Saltfleet Street Bridge
- Shared Services
- St Clair Land Swap
-
Swine Flu
-
Transplant Patient
-
2009-04-07
-
-
Speeches
-
HOLLOWAY, Paul
-
Answers
-
Employee Benefits and Costs
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Unfunded Drilling Proposals
-
2009-07-03
-
-
-
Answers
-
KENYON, Thomas Richard
-
Speeches
- Automotive Industry Tariffs
-
Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Bill
-
2009-03-05
- 2009-10-15
- 2009-10-29
-
- Civil Liability (Recreational Trails) Amendment Bill
- Criminon
- Cycleway Network
- Division Vote
- Geneva Conventions
-
Gunn, Hon. G.M.
- Mobilong Prison
- Parliamentary Superannuation (Reduction of Pension) Amendment Bill
- Population Growth
- Public Works Committee: Adelaide Film and Screen Centre
- Public Works Committee: Better TAFE Facilities and Training for Tomorrow Projects
- Public Works Committee: Ceduna Hospital Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Correctional Services Relocation Fitout
- Public Works Committee: Flinders Medical Centre
- Public Works Committee: Grenfell Street Fitout
- Public Works Committee: Hallett Cove and Hallett Cove Beach Railway Stations
- Public Works Committee: Ladder—Youth Accommodation and Support
- Public Works Committee: Main South Road-Victor Harbor Road Junction and Seaford Road/Patapinda Road Intersection Upgrade
- Public Works Committee: Port Adelaide Viaduct
- Public Works Committee: Public Trustee Office Accommodation Fitout
- Public Works Committee: Riverside Building
- Public Works Committee: Roseworthy Primary School
- Public Works Committee: Sand Transfer Infrastructure Project
- Public Works Committee: Secure Electronic Common User Facility
- Public Works Committee: State Aquatic Centre and GP Plus Health Care Centre
- Public Works Committee: Tram Overhead Wiring and Substation Project
- Public Works Committee: Willunga High School
- Public Works Committee: Women's and Children's Hospital Cancer Centre
- Public Works Committee: Woodville High School
- Regional Infrastructure
- Regional South Australia
- Reproductive Technology (Clinical Practices) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- South Australian Time Zone
- Statutes Amendment (Prohibition of Human Cloning for Reproduction and Regulation of Research Involving Human Embryos) Bill
- Taxation
- Ukrainian Famine
- Valedictories
- Victorian Bushfires
-
Questions
- Adelaide Film Festival
- Apprenticeship and Traineeship Program
- Bushfire Management Plans
- Bushfire Planning
- Bushfire Prevention
- Computer Game Classification
- Defence Industry Workforce Action Plan
- Disadvantaged Youth Grants
- Driver Fatigue
- Health Care Plan
- Lobbyists Register
- Major Developments Directory
- National Health and Hospitals Reform Commission
- Office for Youth A-Team
- Port Bonython
- Preferential Voting System
- Prisons, Contraband
- Renewable Energy Demonstration Program
- Royal Institution of Australia
- Safe Work Month
- Schools, Bushfire Areas
- Trade Schools for the Future
- Victims of Crime
- YACfest
-
Speeches
-
KERIN, Robert Gerard
-
KEY, Stephanie Wendy
-
Speeches
-
Advanced Medical Institute
- Ashford Electorate, Infrastructure Projects
- Australian Broadcasting Corporation
- Capitalism
- Clean Start Campaign
- Construction Industry
- Cooper Creek
- Country Health Care Plan
- Equal Opportunity (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Ernie Awards
- Flinders University Watermark Project
- Gaza War
- Jean Pavy Awards
-
Maternity Leave
- Millswood Railway Station
-
Natural Resources Committee: Annual Report
- President Barack Obama's Actions
- Public Schools
- Public Works Committee: Adelaide Showground Photovoltaic Project
- Redmond, Mrs I.M.
- South Road Upgrade
- Spirit of
-
Voluntary Euthanasia
- Women in Parliament
-
-
Questions
- Asbestos Victims
- AusBiotech
- Events and Festivals
- IRIS Systems
- Kangaroo Island, Feral Goats
- Mental Health Week
- Move It! Program
- Natural Resources Management Community Grants
- Plastic Shopping Bags
- Qantas Australian Tourism Awards
- Return to Work Fund
- Royal Adelaide Hospital
- Safe Work Month
- Shark Attacks
- Solar Schools Program
- South Australian Museum
- South Australian Population Health Intergenerational Research Project
- Stormwater Re-Use
- Street Smart Forum
- Terry Roberts Memorial Scholarship
- Unpaid Trial and Probationary Work
- Victorian Bushfires
- Water Security
-
Speeches
-
KOUTSANTONIS, Anastasios
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
-
Authorised Betting Operations (Trade Practices Exemption) Amendment Bill
-
2009-03-25
- 2009-04-07
-
- Charities
-
Correctional Services (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2009-06-17
- 2009-10-15
-
-
Driving Record
-
Economic and Finance Committee
- Electoral (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Genocide of the Armenians, Pontian Greeks, Syrian Orthodox, Assyrian Orthodox and Other Christian Minorities
- Gunn, Hon. G.M.
- Harbors and Navigation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Henley Beach Road
- Liberal Party
- Maritime Services (Access) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Ombudsman
- Outback Communities (Administration and Management) Bill
- Parole
- Payroll Tax Bill
- Petroleum (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Petroleum Products Subsidy Act Repeal Bill
- Port Augusta Prison
- Prisons
- Regional Infrastructure
- Road Traffic (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Shared Services
- Sittings and Business
- Southern State Superannuation Bill
- Speed Limits
- Stamp Duties (Tax Reform) Amendment Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Prohibition of Human Cloning for Reproduction and Regulation of Research Involving Human Embryos) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Transport Portfolio—Alcohol and Drugs) Bill
- Tobacco Products Regulation (Prescribed Smoking Age) Amendment Bill
- Voluntary Euthanasia Bill
- Water (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
- Questions
-
Answers
- Corporates4Communities
- Correctional Services Minister
- Correctional Services Officers
- Criminon
- Disadvantaged Youth Grants
- Driver Fatigue
-
Driving Record
- Gaming Machines
- Liquor and Gambling Commissioner
- Ministerial Code of Conduct
- National Volunteer Week
- Office for Youth A-Team
- Prisoner Work Program
-
Prisoners
- Prisons
- Prisons, Contraband
-
Prisons, Drug Testing
- Street Smart Forum
- Vlassakis, James
-
Volunteer Ministerial Advisory Group
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Volunteer Support Fund
-
2009-07-03
-
- Youth Minister
- Youth Program Grants
-
Speeches
-
LOMAX-SMITH AM, Jane Diane
-
Speeches
- Laidlaw, Hon. D.H.
- Marathon Resources
-
Mental Health Bill
-
2008-11-12
- 2009-02-18
-
-
Mental Health Patients, Heatwave Deaths
- Pedestrian Crossing,
- School Buses
-
School Closures/Mergers
-
Answers
- Adelaide Oval
-
Behaviour Management Funding
-
2009-07-03
-
- Building the Education Revolution
-
Child Abuse
- 2009-03-24
-
2009-06-02
-
Computer Licence Agreement
-
Cyberbullying
- Dover Gardens Primary School
- Economic Stimulus Package
-
Education and Children's Services Department Head Office
-
2009-07-03
-
- Education and Children's Services Legislation
- Education Department Salaries
-
Education Funding
- Estimates Committees
-
Freedom of Information
-
2009-04-30
-
-
Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
- Glenside Hospital, Aged Patients
- Grant Expenditure
- ICAN Program
- International Conference for Women Engineers and Scientists
- Learning Centres
- McLaren Vale Accommodation
- Mental Health Patients, Heatwave Deaths
- Mental Health Services
-
Mental Health Week
- Mini Wind Turbines
-
Ministerial Office Expenses
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Outback Cattle Drive
-
2009-07-03
-
- Outer Harbor
- Port Pirie School Closures
- Premier's ANZAC Spirit School Prize
- Premier's be Active and Reading Challenges
- Public School Computers
- Public Schools
- Qantas Australian Tourism Awards
- Repatriation General Hospital
- Rose Park Primary School
-
School Amalgamations
- School Buses
-
School Computers
- School Curriculum
-
School Infrastructure
- School of the Air
-
School Sports
- School Swimming Pools
- Schoolchildren, Inappropriate Behaviour
- Schools, Bushfire Areas
-
Schools, Critical Incidents Reports
-
2009-07-03
-
- Schools, Reporting
- Schools, Staffing
- Singapore Airlines
- Solar Schools Program
-
South Australian Certificate of Education
- St Clair Land Swap
- Super Schools
- Supported Improved Literacy Achievement Program
- Surplus Employees
- Tertiary Entrance Ranking
-
Tour Down Under
- Tourism
- Tourism Sponsorship Revenue
- Trade Schools for the Future
- Transport Assistance
- Truancy
- Victoria Park Redevelopment
- Victorian Bushfires
- Yunta Rural School
-
Speeches
-
MAYWALD, Karlene Ann
-
Speeches
- Appropriation Bill
- Architectural Practice Bill
- Cheltenham Park
- Clayton Public Meeting
- Desalination Plant
- Genocide of the Armenians, Pontian Greeks, Syrian Orthodox, Assyrian Orthodox and Other Christian Minorities
- Gunn, Hon. G.M.
-
Irrigation Bill
-
2009-03-04
- 2009-03-24
-
- Murray River, Lower Lakes
-
Murray-Darling Basin Bill
-
2008-09-23
- 2008-10-15
-
- Murray-Darling Basin, Csiro Report
-
Renmark Irrigation Trust Bill
-
2009-03-04
-
2009-03-24
-
- Select Committee on the Renmark Irrigation Trust Bill
- Standing Orders Suspension
- Stormwater Initiatives
- Survey (Funding and Promotion of Surveying Qualifications) Amendment Bill
- Valedictories
- Waikerie District Hospital
-
Water (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
-
2008-09-23
-
2008-10-15
-
- Water for Good
- Water Restrictions
-
Water Security
- Water Security Commissioner
- Water Survey
- Water Trading
-
Waterworks (Rates) Amendment Bill
-
2009-04-29
-
2009-05-13
-
- Wellington Weir
- Women in Parliament
-
Answers
-
Adelaide Plains Water Supply Study
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Aldinga Storage Dam
- Bore Water
- Coffin Bay Water Lens
-
Critical Water Allocations
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Desalination Plant
-
Desalination Plant, Eyre Peninsula
- Eyre Peninsula Water Security
- Laffin's Point Weir
- Lake Argyle
- Lake Argyle Water
-
Mount Bold Reservoir
- Murray Futures
- Murray Mouth Weir
-
Murray River
-
Murray River, Lower Lakes
-
Murray River, Riverbank Slumping
-
Murray-Darling Basin
- Murray-Darling Basin Agreement
- National Water Week
- Point Sturt and Hindmarsh Island Water Supply
- Rainwater Tanks
-
SA Water
- 2008-10-16
-
2009-07-03
- SA Water Building
- Save the River Murray Levy
- Senate Water Bill Amendment
- South-East Canals
-
Stormwater
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Stormwater Diversion
-
Stormwater Harvesting
-
Stormwater Initiatives
- Stormwater Re-Use
-
Water Consumption
-
Water for Good
-
2009-07-15
- 2009-09-08
-
-
Water Management Strategies
-
Water Pricing
-
Water Recycling
-
Water Restrictions
-
Water Security
- 2008-09-24
-
2009-04-08
-
2009-04-30
- 2009-05-14
-
2009-09-22
-
2009-09-24
- 2009-10-13
-
2009-11-17
- Water Security Minister
- Water Trading
- Water, Environmental Flows
- Willunga Basin Dam
-
-
Speeches
-
MCEWEN, Rory John
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Auditor-General's Report
- Condolence Motion: Flying Officer Michael Herbert
- Development (Planning and Development Review) Amendment Bill
- Division Vote
- Gunn, Hon. G.M.
-
Mount Gambier Hospital Hydrotherapy Pool Fund Bill
-
2008-11-27
-
- Pipi Quota Management System
-
Plant Health Bill
-
2008-10-29
-
2008-11-13
-
- Publishing Committee
- Regional Infrastructure
- Standing Orders Committee
- Statutes Amendment (Bulk Goods) Bill
- Taxation
- Valedictories
- Victorian Bushfires
- Questions
-
Answers
-
Drought Assistance
-
2008-09-25
-
- Murray River Irrigators
- Oyster Industry
-
-
Speeches
-
MCFETRIDGE, Duncan
-
Speeches
-
Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee
- Address in Reply
-
Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Land Rights (Mintabie) Amendment Bill
-
Appropriation Bill
-
APY Lands
- Authorised Betting Operations (Trade Practices Exemption) Amendment Bill
- Bicycle Lanes
- Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Bill
-
Bus Services
- Children's Protection (Implementation of Report Recommendations) Amendment Bill
- Civil Liability (Recreational Services) Amendment Bill
- Clubs SA
- Condolence Motion: Flying Officer Michael Herbert
- Cross-Border Justice Bill
-
Development (Planning and Development Review) Amendment Bill
-
2009-02-03
-
- Equal Opportunity (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Fair Trading (Telemarketing) Amendment Bill
- Fire and Emergency Services (Review) Amendment Bill
- Gene Technology (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Genocide of the Armenians, Pontian Greeks, Syrian Orthodox, Assyrian Orthodox and Other Christian Minorities
- Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
- Gunn, Hon. G.M.
- Hallett Cove Beach
- Harbors and Navigation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- House and Allotment Numbers
- Internet Filtering
- Italian Consulate
- Linwood Quarry
- Long Service Leave (Unpaid Leave) Amendment Bill
- Maralinga Tjarutja Land Rights (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Mental Health Bill
-
Modbury Hospital
- Morphett, Sir John
- Moseley Square Post Office
- Motor Vehicles (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- National Ride to Work Day
- Natural Resources Committee: Annual Report
- Noarlunga Railway Line
- Noarlunga Train Breakdown
- Nursing and Midwifery Practice Bill
- Parliamentary Committees (Bushfires Committee) Amendment Bill
- Partnerships (Venture Capital) Amendment Bill
- Public Sector Bill
- Public Transport
- Public Works Committee: AusLink Strategic Regional Program (Gawler-Tarlee)
- Public Works Committee: Rail Revitalisation Project
- Public Works Committee: Wellington Weir
- Rail Commissioner Bill
- Redmond, Mrs I.M.
- Regional Infrastructure
- Reproductive Technology (Clinical Practices) (Artificial Fertilisation) Amendment Bill
- Reproductive Technology (Clinical Practices) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Road Traffic (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2009-04-29
-
- Royal Adelaide Hospital
- Scott, Mr A.
- Social Development Committee: Bogus, Unregistered and Deregistered Health Practitioners
- Somerton Park Mini Wind Turbine Trial
- Speed Detection Devices
- Speed Limits
- Spent Convictions Bill
- Stamp Duties (Tax Reform) Amendment Bill
- Standard Time Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Betting Operations) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Power to Bar) Bill
-
2008-11-26
-
- Statutes Amendment (Prohibition of Human Cloning for Reproduction and Regulation of Research Involving Human Embryos) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Property Offences) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Surrogacy) Bill
- 2008-09-25
- 2008-11-13
-
2009-11-19
- Statutes Amendment (Transport Portfolio—Alcohol and Drugs) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Victims of Crime) Bill
-
Supply Bill
- Surf Life Saving South Australia
- Swine Flu
- Taxi Industry
- Ukrainian Famine
-
Victorian Bushfires
- 2009-02-17
-
2009-07-16
- Water (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
-
-
Questions
-
Aboriginal Advisory Council
-
Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation
- Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation Division Employment Numbers
-
Aboriginal Communities, Funding
-
Aboriginal Heritage and Aboriginal Lands Trust Acts
-
2009-07-03
-
- Aboriginal Heritage Branch
- Aboriginal Heritage Fund
-
Aboriginal Leadership
- Aboriginal Programs
- Aboriginal Protection
-
Aboriginal Wellbeing
- APY Facility
-
APY Lands
- APY Lands Facilities
- APY Lands Permits
- APY Lands Substance Misuse Facility
- APY Lands, Capital Works Projects
- APY Lands, Road Maintenance
-
APY Task Force
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Auditor-General's Report
- 2009-03-03
-
2009-07-14
-
Belair Rail Line
-
2009-04-28
-
- Bill Express
- Borrowings Repayment
- Bus Driver Training
- Bus Services
- Business Funding
-
Central Northern Adelaide Health Service
-
2009-10-14
-
- Community Road Safety Fund
-
Consultants and Contractors
- Detention, Aboriginal Boys
- Edwards, Dr Karleen
- Elective Surgery
- Ernabella Aboriginal Community Upgrade
- Ernabella Anangu School
- Ernabella Early Childhood Centre
- Flood Damage to Roads Program
- Gift of Life Garden
- Global Business Program
- Global Financial Crisis
- Government Buildings, Accommodation
- Government Grants
- Grants and Subsidies
-
Hoon Car Crushing Policy
-
2009-07-15
-
- Indigenous Strategic Intervention Projects
- Indulkana Aboriginal Community
-
Industrial Action
-
2009-07-03
-
- Infringement Notices
- Innovation Showcase Programs
- Islington Rail Yards
- Labor Party
- Level Crossings
-
Long Life Roads Program
- Maralinga Lands
- Metrotickets
-
Mimili and Amata Bush Gardens
- Northfield Rail Line
-
O-Bahn Extension
- O'donoghue, Lowitja
- Old Stock Exchange Building
- Operating and Investing Initiatives
- Outback Roads
- Overtaking Lanes
- Parole Board
- Patawalonga River Lock Gates
- Paxton Report
- Pipalyatjara Anangu School
- Port River Bridges
-
Public Sector Employment
-
Public Transport
- Public Transport Consultancies
- Public Transport, Seniors
- Radioactive Waste
- Rail Gauge
- Rail Infrastructure
- Rail Network Upgrades
- Rail Resleepering
- Rail Revitalisation
- Rail Services
- Railcar Maintenance Facility
- Railcar Refurbishment
- Red Tape Reduction Plan
- Regional Transport Integration
- Repatriation General Hospital
-
Road Maintenance
- Road Maintenance, Far North
-
Road Safety
-
2009-10-27
-
- Roads, APY Lands
-
Roads, Country
-
Royal Adelaide Hospital
- Rural Freight Improvement Program
-
Rural Road Improvement Program
-
2009-04-28
-
- SafeWork SA
- School Buses
- Speeding Fines
- Strata Title Complaints
- Supplies and Services Expenses
- Surplus Employees
- Taxi Council
- Taxi Driver Training
- Taxi Inspectors
- Taxi Licences
- Taxi Services
-
Thebarton Bioscience Precinct
-
2009-07-03
-
- Tjilpi Tjuta Kanyini Community
- Tonsley Transport Plans
-
Tram Trains
- Tramline Extension
- Tramline Extensions
-
Trams
-
TransAdelaide
- TransAdelaide Cleaning Contract
-
Transport Department
-
2009-04-28
-
-
Transport Department Assets
- Transport Department Expenses
-
Transport Department Financial Accounts
-
Transport Infrastructure
- Transport Policy and Planning Costs
- Transport Regulation User Management System
- Transport, Energy and Infrastructure Department
-
TRUMPS
-
Underspending
-
2009-02-03
-
- Unkerbed Urban Arterial Roads Program
- Web-Based Portal
-
WorkCover Corporation
-
WorkCover Levy
- 2008-11-12
-
2009-04-08
- WorkCover, Retirement Age
- Yalata Community Properties
- Yarredi Service Incorporated
-
-
Speeches
-
O'BRIEN, Michael Francis
-
Speeches
- Automotive Industry Tariffs
- Bridgestone Australia
- Commonwealth Dental Program
- Development (Planning and Development Review) Amendment Bill
-
Development (Regulated Trees) Amendment Bill
-
2009-11-17
-
- Economic and Finance Committee
- Education
- Food Additives, School Canteens
- General Motors Corporation
- Mannum Ferry
-
Motor Vehicles (Miscellaneous No. 2) Amendment Bill
-
2009-10-13
- 2009-10-29
-
- Native Vegetation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Panorama TAFE
- Peachey Road School
- Public Transport
- Road Traffic (Consumption of Alcohol While Driving) Amendment Bill
- Universities
- Water (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
- Questions
-
Answers
-
Apprenticeship and Traineeship Program
-
Auditor-General's Report
-
2009-07-14
-
- AusBiotech
- Bridgestone Australia
- Defence Industry Workforce Action Plan
-
Employment Opportunities and Skilled Migration
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Further Education, Employment, Science and Technology Department
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Further Education, Employment, Science and Technology Department Internal Audit
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Grant Expenditure
-
2009-07-03
-
- International Students
-
International Students and School Fees
-
2009-07-03
-
- Learner and Provisional Drivers
- Level Crossings
- Manufacturing Sector
-
Ministerial Liaison Officers
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Panorama TAFE
- Regional Employment
-
Road Safety
-
2009-07-03
-
- Rural Road Safety
- Rural Training and Apprenticeships
- SA Works Cheese Industry Partnership Program
- Science and Technology Innovation 10 Initiative
-
Surplus Employees
- TAFE SA
- Terry Roberts Memorial Scholarship
-
Thebarton Bioscience Precinct
-
2009-07-03
-
- Training Providers
- Unemployment Figures
- Vehicle Immobilisers
- WorldSkills Competition
-
Youth Conservation Corps
-
2009-07-03
-
-
-
Speeches
-
PEDERICK, Adrian Stephen
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Agriculture Awards
-
Appropriation Bill
- Barossa Wine Train
- Condolence Motion: Flying Officer Michael Herbert
- Coomandook Area School
- Cooper Creek
- Country Domiciliary Care
- Criminal Law (Clamping, Impounding and Forfeiture of Vehicles) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Development (Planning and Development Review) Amendment Bill
- Economic and Finance Committee: Emergency Services Levy
- Equal Opportunity (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Fire and Emergency Services (Review) Amendment Bill
- Food Labelling
- Gunn, Hon. G.M.
- Harbors and Navigation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Hydroponics Industry Control Bill
- Irrigation Bill
- Jones Lookout
- Mannum Ferry
- Marine Parks
- Maritime Services (Access) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Mental Health Bill
- Mobilong Prison
- Motor Vehicles (Miscellaneous No. 2) Amendment Bill
-
Murray River
- Murray River, Lower Lakes
- Murray-Darling Basin Bill
- National Electricity (South Australia) (National Electricity Law—Australian Energy Market Operator) Amendment Bill
- Native Vegetation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Natural Resources Committee: Murray-Darling Basin (Volume 1)
- Natural Resources Committee: Murray-Darling Basin—Critical Water Allocations in South Australia
- Natural Resources Committee: Water Resource Management in the Murray-Darling Basin
- Oyster Industry
- Parliamentary Committees (Bushfires Committee) Amendment Bill
- Parliamentary Whips
- Petroleum (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Plant Health Bill
- Police, Strathalbyn
- Public Sector Bill
- Public Works Committee: Adelaide Desalination Project
- Public Works Committee: Wellington Weir
- Rail Commissioner Bill
- Redmond, Mrs I.M.
- Regional Infrastructure
- Regional South Australia
-
Renmark Irrigation Trust Bill
-
2009-03-24
-
- Road Traffic (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Scott, Mr A.
- Select Committee on the Renmark Irrigation Trust Bill
- Shared Services
- Social Development Committee: Bogus, Unregistered and Deregistered Health Practitioners
- Social Development Committee: Review of the Department of Health Report into Hypnosis
- South Australian Country Arts Trust (Constitution of Trust) Amendment Bill
- Southern State Superannuation Bill
- Stamp Duties (Tax Reform) Amendment Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Betting Operations) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Bulk Goods) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Energy Efficiency Shortfalls) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Prohibition of Human Cloning for Reproduction and Regulation of Research Involving Human Embryos) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Property Offences) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Transport Portfolio—Alcohol and Drugs) Bill
- Summary Offences (Piercing and Scarification) Bill
- Supply Bill
- Tourism SA Numberplates
- Ukrainian Famine
- Upper South East Dryland Salinity and Flood Management (Extension of Project) Amendment Bill
- Victorian Bushfires
- Water (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
- Water Trading
- Waterworks (Rates) Amendment Bill
-
Questions
-
Adelaide Plains Water Supply Study
-
2009-07-03
-
- Apprenticeship Retention Scheme
- Aquaculture Industry
- BHP Billiton
- Clubs and Community Groups
-
Critical Water Allocations
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Drought Assistance
-
2008-09-25
-
- Drought Coordinators
- Emissions Trading Scheme
- Fire Management Plans
-
Fisheries Compliance and Enforcement Costs
-
2009-07-03
-
- Forestry
- Fruit Fly
- Investing Expenditure
- Labor Party
- Labour Market Transition Program
- Laffin's Point Weir
- Livestock Industries Support
- Loxton Research Centre
-
Marine Parks
-
2009-07-16
-
- Meat Production and Processing Sectors
- Murray Futures
-
Murray River
- Murray River Bridges
-
Murray River, Lower Lakes
-
Murray River, Riverbank Slumping
- Olympic Dam
- Oyster Industry
- Point Sturt and Hindmarsh Island Water Supply
- Primary Industries and Resources SA
- Rock Lobster Fisheries
-
SA Water
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Stormwater
-
2009-07-03
-
- Stormwater Harvesting
- Surplus Employees
- Sustainability and Climate Change Division
-
Unfunded Drilling Proposals
-
2009-07-03
-
- Water for Good
- Water Limitation Project
- Water Pricing
-
Water Security
- Water Trading
-
- Answers
-
Speeches
-
PENFOLD, Elizabeth Meryl
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
-
Appropriation Bill
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Bushfire Inquiry
-
Constitution (Reform of Legislative Council and Settlement of Deadlocks on Legislation) Amendment Bill
- Cummins
- Desalination Plant, Eyre Peninsula
- Disability Services
- Education, Rural and Regional Areas
-
Equal Opportunity (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2009-07-14
-
- Eyre Peninsula Coastal Management Strategy
-
Eyre Peninsula Water Supply
- Fire and Emergency Services (Review) Amendment Bill
-
Harbors and Navigation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2009-07-15
-
- Lincoln Marine Science Centre
- Local Government (Accountability Framework) Amendment Bill
- Mental Health Bill
- Motor Vehicles (Miscellaneous No. 2) Amendment Bill
- National Transport Reform
- Native Vegetation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Natural Resources Committee: Eyre Peninsula Natural Resources Management Board
-
Ngerin Replacement
- Nuclear Power
- Parliamentary Committees (Bushfires Committee) Amendment Bill
- Penfold, Mrs E.M.
- Port Lincoln Prison
- Public Schools
- Rabbits
- Redmond, Mrs I.M.
- Regional Infrastructure
- Road Infrastructure
- School Buses
- South Australian Time Zone
- Statutes Amendment (Australian Energy Market Operator) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Property Offences) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Recidivist Young Offenders and Youth Parole Board) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Transport Portfolio—Alcohol and Drugs) Bill
-
Supply Bill
- Transport Assistance
- Valedictories
- Victorian Bushfires
- Waterworks (Rates) Amendment Bill
- Questions
-
Speeches
-
PENGILLY, Michael Redding
-
Speeches
- Ageing Population
- ANZAC Day
-
Appropriation Bill
- Arcadia Supported Residential Facility
- Broadband Access
- Bushfire Inquiry
- Cat Management
- Condolence Motion: Flying Officer Michael Herbert
- Correctional Services (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Council Rates
- Councils, Metropolitan
- Dairy Industry
- Development (Planning and Development Review) Amendment Bill
- Economic and Finance Committee: Emergency Services Levy
- Electricity (Feed-In Rates) Amendment Bill
- Electricity (Wind Power) Amendment Bill
- Finniss Electorate
- Fire and Emergency Services (Review) Amendment Bill
- Granite Island
- Great Southern
- Gunn, Hon. G.M.
- Hyde, Constable W.
- Hydroponics Industry Control Bill
- Irrigation Bill
- Kangaroo Island
- Kangaroo Island Development
- Kangaroo Island, Community Events
- Kangaroo Island, Infrastructure
- Local Government (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Marine Parks
- Media Independence
- Member's Remarks
- Men's Health Policy
- Mental Health Bill
- Murray River
- Native Vegetation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Natural Resources Committee: Annual Report
- Natural Resources Committee: Deep Creek
- Natural Resources Committee: Kangaroo Island Natural Resources Management Board
- Natural Resources Committee: Water Resource Management in the Murray-Darling Basin
- Opie, Major L.M.
- Parliamentary Committees (Bushfires Committee) Amendment Bill
- Payroll Tax Bill
- Public Sector Bill
- Public Works Committee: Adelaide Entertainment Centre Facility Enhancements
- Public Works Committee: Adelaide Showground Photovoltaic Project
- Public Works Committee: Christies Beach Police Complex
-
Public Works Committee: Goolwa Channel Water Level Management
- Public Works Committee: Hallett Cove and Hallett Cove Beach Railway Stations
- Public Works Committee: Police Academy Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Public Trustee Office Accommodation Fitout
- Public Works Committee: Roxby Downs Police Station
- Public Works Committee: South Road Upgrade—Glenelg Tram Overpass
- Public Works Committee: Southern Urban Re-Use Project
- Public Works Committee: Techport Australia (Stages 3 and 4) and Osborne North Industrial Precinct
- Public Works Committee: Victor Harbor High School
- Public Works Committee: Victor Harbor TAFE
- Public Works Committee: Wellington Weir
- Regional South Australia
- Sellicks Hill/Myponga Wind Farm
- Service Clubs
- Shared Services
- Social Development Committee: Bogus, Unregistered and Deregistered Health Practitioners
- South Australian Country Arts Trust (Constitution of Trust) Amendment Bill
- South Coast Health Facilities
- Speed Detection Devices
- Speed Limits
- Statutes Amendment (Bulk Goods) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Council Allowances) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Prohibition of Human Cloning for Reproduction and Regulation of Research Involving Human Embryos) Bill
- Stock Underpasses
-
Supply Bill
- Tourism
- Turkish Republic Day
- Turner, Mr M.G.
- Victor Harbor High School
- Victor Harbor High School Redevelopment
-
Victor Harbor-Adelaide Road
-
Victorian Bushfires
- Water (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
- Water Restrictions
- Waterworks (Rates) Amendment Bill
-
Wirrina Marina
-
Questions
- Arcadia Supported Residential Facility
- Goolwa Police Station
- Grant Expenditure
- Keswick Barracks
-
McLaren Vale Police Station
-
Ministerial Liaison Officers
-
2009-07-03
-
- Victor Harbor Waste Water Treatment Plant
-
Speeches
-
PICCOLO, Antonio
-
Speeches
- Australia-Italia MP Forum
- Barnet, Mr C.
- Barossa and Light Herald
- Barossa Wine Train
- Carr, Mr W.
- Community Cabinet
- De Felice, Ms A.
-
Development (Control of External Painting) Amendment Bill
-
2008-11-27
-
2009-02-05
-
- Electricity (Feed-In Rates) Amendment Bill
- Farming Equipment
-
Franchise Code of Conduct
- Franchising (South Australia) Bill
- Gawler Community House
- Gawler East, Development Plan Amendment
- Gawler Health Service
- Gawler High School
- Gawler Racecourse Redevelopment
- Gawler RSL
- Gawler Schools
- Geneva Conventions
- Italian Consulate
- Labor Party, Gawler Sub-Branch
- Launer, Mrs G.
- Light Electorate, Community Events
- Light Electorate, Schools
-
Local Government
- Local Government (Boundary Reform) Amendment Bill
- Local Government (Elections) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Local Government (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Men's Health Policy
- Munno Para Traffic Incidents
- Northern Suburbs Development
- Olive Oil Industry
- Operation Flinders Foundation
-
Peachey Belt
- Private Certifiers
- Public Schools
- Regional Infrastructure
- Regional South Australia
- Reproductive Technology (Clinical Practices) (Artificial Fertilisation) Amendment Bill
- Residential Tenancies
- Road Safety Awareness
- South Australian History Week
- Trail Bikes
- Unsightly Premises
- Valedictories
- Volunteers
-
Questions
- 30-Year Plan for Greater Adelaide
-
Apprenticeship and Traineeship Program
- Automatic Numberplate Recognition
- Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme
- Early Childhood Services
- Elective Surgery
- Gawler Racecourse Redevelopment
- Gun Laws
- Industrial Relations
- Interstate Rail Terminal
- Motor Vehicle Theft
- Playford Alive
- Police Numbers, Crime Statistics
- Rail Electrification
- Royal Adelaide Hospital
- Rural Road Safety
- SA Works Cheese Industry Partnership Program
- State Electoral Office
- Stormwater Initiatives
- Super Schools
- Trade
- Transport, Northern Areas
- Waste Management
- Waste Recycling
-
Speeches
-
PISONI, David Gregory
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
-
Appropriation Bill
-
2009-06-17
- 2009-07-02
-
- Development (Planning and Development Review) Amendment Bill
- Electoral (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Equal Opportunity (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Fair Trading (Telemarketing) Amendment Bill
- Food Additives, School Canteens
- Foodbank South Australia
- Foreign Aid
- Genocide of the Armenians, Pontian Greeks, Syrian Orthodox, Assyrian Orthodox and Other Christian Minorities
- George Street, Parkside
- Harris Scarfe Building
- Italian Consulate
- McLaren Vale Accommodation
- Mental Health Bill
- Mini Wind Turbines
- Pedal Prix
- Plant Health Bill
- Public Schools, Management of Disruptive Children
- Public Works Committee: Adelaide Desalination Plant
- Public Works Committee: Adelaide Desalination Project
- Public Works Committee: Christies Beach Police Complex
- Public Works Committee: Glenelg Wastewater Treatment Plant Power Supply Upgrade
- Public Works Committee: Glenside Campus Redevelopment
-
Public Works Committee: Goolwa Channel Water Level Management
- Public Works Committee: GP Plus Health Care Centre—Elizabeth
- Public Works Committee: Lochiel Park Affordable Housing
- Public Works Committee: Playford Alive—Munno Para and Andrews Farm Precincts
- Public Works Committee: Rail Revitalisation Project
- Public Works Committee: Railcar Depot Relocation
- Public Works Committee: Roxby Downs Police Station
- Public Works Committee: SA Water Thebarton Depot Decommissioning
- Public Works Committee: South Road Upgrade—Glenelg Tram Overpass
- Public Works Committee: Wellington Weir
- Redmond, Mrs I.M.
- Rose Park Primary School
- School Amalgamations
- School Computers
- Schoolchildren, Inappropriate Behaviour
- Shared Services
- Southern State Superannuation Bill
- Stamp Duties (Tax Reform) Amendment Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Energy Efficiency Shortfalls) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Prohibition of Human Cloning for Reproduction and Regulation of Research Involving Human Embryos) Bill
- Statutes Amendment and Repeal (Fair Trading) Bill
-
Supply Bill
- Tourism SA Numberplates
- Truancy
- University of South Australia (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Unley Salvation Army
- Volunteers
- Water (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
-
Questions
- AAMI Stadium
- Bridgestone Australia
- Building the Education Revolution
-
Child Abuse
- 2009-03-24
-
2009-06-02
- Colac Hotel
- Computer Licence Agreement
- Correctional Services Minister
- Criminon
- Cyberbullying
-
Driving Record
-
2009-04-29
-
- Economic Stimulus Package
-
Education and Children's Services Department Head Office
-
2009-07-03
-
- Education Department Salaries
-
Employment Opportunities and Skilled Migration
-
2009-07-03
-
- Estimates Committees
- First Home Owner Grant
-
Further Education, Employment, Science and Technology Department
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Further Education, Employment, Science and Technology Department Internal Audit
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
-
2009-10-15
-
- Horse Skills Centre
-
International Students and School Fees
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Malvern Police Station
-
McLaren Vale Accommodation
-
2009-02-05
-
-
Ministerial Office Expenses
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Out of School Hours Care
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Outback Cattle Drive
-
2009-07-03
-
- Outer Harbor
-
Panorama TAFE
- 2009-10-28
-
2009-11-18
- Port Pirie School Closures
- Public School Computers
- Public Schools
- Redundancy Assistance
- Rose Park Primary School
- Royal Adelaide Hospital
- School Amalgamations
-
School Computers
- School Curriculum
- School Infrastructure
-
School Sports
-
2009-10-15
-
- Schoolchildren, Inappropriate Behaviour
-
Schools, Critical Incidents Reports
-
2009-07-03
-
- Schools, Reporting
- Schools, Staffing
- Soccer World Cup
-
Super Schools
- Tertiary Entrance Ranking
- Tourism Sponsorship Revenue
- Truancy
- Victoria Park Redevelopment
-
Youth Conservation Corps
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Speeches
-
PORTOLESI, Grace
- Speeches
-
Questions
- Adelaide United Football Club
- Children in State Care
- Crime Statistics
- Disability Funding
- Every Chance for Every Child Initiative
- Firearm Prohibition Orders
- Heatwave
-
Infrastructure Projects
- Lochiel Park
- Medical Records
- Operation Nomad
- Rail Services
-
South Australian Economy
- Sporting Facilities
- St Clair Land Swap
- Swine Flu
- Veterans' Advisory Council
- Volunteers
- White Ribbon Day
-
RANKINE, Jennifer Mary
-
Speeches
- Age Pensions
- Ageing Population
- Appropriation Bill
- Burnside
-
Burnside City Council
-
Children's Protection (Implementation of Report Recommendations) Amendment Bill
-
2009-07-16
-
2009-10-14
-
-
Copper Coast District Council
-
Disability Services
-
Disabled and Elderly Persons, Support Programs
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Fair Trading (Telemarketing) Amendment Bill
- Foster Care Payments
-
Grant Expenditure
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Liquor Licensing (Producers, Responsible Service and Other Matters) Amendment Bill
- Local Government (Accountability Framework) Amendment Bill
-
Local Government (Elections) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Local Government Accountability
-
Outback Communities (Administration and Management) Bill
- 2009-11-19
-
2009-12-01
- Private Certifiers
- Public Education Funding
- Recreational Services
-
River Torrens Linear Park (Linear Parks) Amendment Bill
-
Second-Hand Vehicle Dealers (Cooling-Off Rights) Amendment Bill
-
Sittings and Business
-
St Clair Land Swap
- Statutes Amendment (Council Allowances) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Power to Bar) Bill
-
2008-11-26
-
- Statutes Amendment (Victims of Crime) Bill
- Statutes Amendment and Repeal (Fair Trading) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment and Repeal (Trade Measurement) Bill
- Surf Life Saving South Australia
-
Answers
- Access2HomeCare
-
Affordable Housing
- Alpine Constructions Pty Ltd
-
APY Lands, Housing and Employment
- Arcadia Supported Residential Facility
- Auditor-General's Report
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
-
Autism Waiting Lists
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Child Protection
- Children in State Care
- Circle of Friends
- Dame Roma Mitchell Trust Fund
- Disability Funding
- Disability Services
- Disability Services Governance Restructure
-
Disability Services, Community Accommodation
-
2009-07-03
-
- Disability Services, Incontrol Program
-
Disability Services, Waiting Lists
-
2009-07-03
-
- Doorways to Construction
-
Easling, Mr T.
- Ernabella Aboriginal Community Upgrade
- Extreme Weather Events
-
Families and Communities Department
- Families SA Staff
- Heatwave
- Home and Community Care Program
- Home for Incurables Trust
-
Homelessness
-
HomeStart Finance
-
2009-07-03
-
- Housing SA
- Housing Trust, Disruptive Tenants
- Hutt Street Centre
- Indulkana Aboriginal Community
- Julia Farr Services
- Low Income Household Support
-
Magill Training Centre
- Mental Health Services
-
National Disability Agreement
-
2009-07-03
-
- Office for the Northern Suburbs
- Outback Communities Administration Management Plan
- Paralympic Games
-
Pensioner Concessions
-
2009-07-03
- 2009-09-08
-
- Playford Alive
-
Public Housing
-
2009-07-03
- 2009-07-16
-
- Public Sector Employment
- Regional Gambling Help Services
- Respite Housing
- Special Investigations Unit
- Special Investigations Unit Voucher Payment
- Steel Building Systems
- Strata Title Complaints
-
Supported Disability Accommodation
- Supported Residential Facility Sector
- Surplus Employees
- Tenants' Information and Advocacy Service
- Tjilpi Tjuta Kanyini Community
- Yalata Community Properties
- Yarredi Service Incorporated
-
Young Offenders' Programs
-
2009-10-13
-
- Youth Justice Program Committee
-
Speeches
-
RANN AC CNZM, Michael David
-
Speeches
- Adelaide Oval
-
Alcohol Consumption
- Bridgestone Australia
- Bushfire Task Force
- Cabinet Ministers
- Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme
- Carnie, Hon. J.A.
- Climate Change and Greenhouse Emissions Reduction Act
- Condolence Motion: Flying Officer Michael Herbert
- Container Deposit Legislation
- Cooper Creek
- Defence White Paper
- Desalination
- Economic Development Board
- Finks Motorcycle Club
- Gunn, Hon. G.M.
- Heatwave
- Italian Consulate
- Laidlaw, Hon. D.H.
- Law and Order
- Magill Training Centre
- Maralinga Lands
- Maralinga Tjarutja Land Rights (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Marjorie Jackson-Nelson Hospital
- Members, Congratulations
- Murray River
- Murray-Darling Basin Agreement
-
Northern Flinders Ranges
- Olson, Mr J.W.
- Olympic Dam
- Police Commissioner
- Renewable Energy
- Retraction and Apology
- South Road Superway
- Techport Australia
- Tour Down Under
- Valedictories
- Victorian Bushfires
- Water Trading
- Water Trading, High Court Challenge
-
Answers
- 30-Year Plan for Greater Adelaide
- AAMI Stadium
- Adelaide Cabaret Festival
-
Adelaide Film Festival
- Adelaide International Guitar Festival
- Adelaide Oval
- African Reception
- Air Warfare Destroyer
- Arts and Cultural Festivals
-
Atkinson/Ashbourne/Clarke Affair
-
2008-11-27
-
-
Attorney-General
- BHP Billiton
- Black Balloons Campaign
-
Bridgestone Australia
-
2009-10-27
-
- Building the Education Revolution
- Business Investment
-
Cabinet Ministers
-
2008-10-28
-
- Carbon Dioxide Emissions
- Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme
-
Chantelois, Michelle
- China Visit
- Climate Change and Greenhouse Emissions Reduction Act
- Climate Change Grant Scheme
- Climate Change Legislation
- Common User Facility
- Coober Pedy Solar Power Station
- Council for the Australian Federation
-
Criminon
- Defence Sector
- Departmental Grants
- Desalination Plant
- Earthquake, Italy
- Ecological Footprint Target
- Economic Development Board
-
Economic Stimulus Package
- Electricity, Load Shedding
-
Emissions Trading Scheme
-
2008-11-25
-
- Events and Festivals
- Film and Screen Hub
-
Gang of 49
- Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
-
Glenthorne Farm
- Global Green Challenge
-
Goulburn and Murray Valley Pipeline
-
2008-11-26
- 2008-11-27
-
- Government
-
Government Advertising
-
Government House
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Grant Approvals
-
2009-09-24
-
- Gun Laws
- Higher Education
- Hindmarsh Stadium
- Hoon Car Crushing Policy
- Howe, Ms A.
- ICFAI Campus
-
Independent Commission Against Corruption
-
Infrastructure Projects
- International Solar Cities Congress
-
International Students
- Keswick Barracks
-
Labor Party
-
Law and Order Issues Postcard
- Le Fevre Peninsula Master Plan
- Legislative Council
- Liberal Party Initiatives
- Lie Detectors
- Lobbyists Register
- Lochiel Park
-
Magill Training Centre
- Major Developments Directory
-
Marjorie Jackson-Nelson Hospital
- 2008-11-11
-
2009-02-18
- Matters, Muriel
-
Mini Wind Turbines
-
2008-10-28
-
2008-10-29
- 2008-10-30
-
- Mining Sector
-
Ministerial Code of Conduct
-
Ministerial Staff Positions
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Murray River
-
2009-03-25
- 2009-11-17
-
-
Murray River Buyback Scheme
-
2009-02-17
-
- Murray River Irrigators
-
Nalpa Station
-
2009-09-09
-
2009-09-09
-
-
Olympic Dam
- Organised Crime
- Orthodox Christianity
- Pedal Prix
- Political Donations
-
Population Growth
-
2009-07-03
-
- Population Statistics
- Premier's ANZAC Spirit School Prize
- Premier's Climate Change Council
- Premier's Food Awards
-
Public Sector Employment
- Redundancy Assistance
- Renewable Energy Demonstration Program
-
Royal Adelaide Hospital
-
Royal Institution of Australia
-
Ruby Arts and Cultural Awards
- Santos
- Schneider Electric
- School Retention Rates
-
Sector Agreements
-
2009-02-03
-
- Self-Funded Retirees
- Skilled Migrants
-
Soccer World Cup
-
2009-05-12
-
-
Social Inclusion Initiatives
-
2009-07-03
-
- Solar Panel Rebate
- South Australia's Strategic Plan
-
South Australian Jockey Club
-
2009-03-24
-
- South Australian Museum
- Sporting Facilities Strategic Plan
- Sports Stadium
- State Fiscal Position
- State Strategic Plan
- Stormwater Harvesting
- Sustainability and Climate Change
- Sustainability and Climate Change Division
- Teachers Dispute
-
Tour Down Under
- 2008-09-25
-
2009-07-03
- Transport Assistance
- University College London
- Victims of Crime
- Victoria Park Redevelopment
- Water Pricing
-
Water Restrictions
-
2009-11-17
-
- Water Security
- Water Security Commissioner
-
Water Security Minister
-
Water Trading
-
2009-09-10
-
2009-12-01
-
- Water Trading, High Court Challenge
- White Ribbon Day
- Wine Centre Incident
- WOMADelaide
-
WorkCover Levy
- 2008-10-30
-
2009-04-08
-
Speeches
-
RAU SC, John Robert
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Appropriation Bill
- Barossa Wine Train
- Constitution (Appointments) Bill
- Cooper Creek
- Economic and Finance Committee
- Economic and Finance Committee: Annual Report
- Economic and Finance Committee: Ethical Public Sector Superannuation Schemes
- Electoral (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Fair Work (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
- Genocide of the Armenians, Pontian Greeks, Syrian Orthodox, Assyrian Orthodox and Other Christian Minorities
- Gunn, Hon. G.M.
- Industrial Zones
- Members, Statement of Principles
- Motor Vehicles (Practical Driving Tests) Amendment Bill
- National Gas (South Australia) (Short Term Trading Market) Amendment Bill
-
Natural Resources Committee
- Natural Resources Committee: Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Natural Resources Management Board
-
Natural Resources Committee: Annual Report
- Natural Resources Committee: Arid Lands Natural Resources Management Board
- Natural Resources Committee: Deep Creek
- Natural Resources Committee: Eyre Peninsula Natural Resources Management Board
- Natural Resources Committee: Kangaroo Island Natural Resources Management Board
- Natural Resources Committee: Murray-Darling Basin (Volume 1)
- Natural Resources Committee: Murray-Darling Basin Natural Resources Management Board
- Natural Resources Committee: Murray-Darling Basin—Critical Water Allocations in South Australia
- Natural Resources Committee: Northern and Yorke Natural Resources Management Board
- Natural Resources Committee: Upper South East Dryland Salinity and Flood Management Act
- Natural Resources Committee: Water Resource Management in the Murray-Darling Basin
- Parliamentary Superannuation (Reduction of Pension) Amendment Bill
- Private Certifiers
- Redmond, Mrs I.M.
- Regional South Australia
-
Select Committee on Private Certifiers
- Shared Services
- Statutes Amendment (Energy Efficiency Shortfalls) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Prohibition of Human Cloning for Reproduction and Regulation of Research Involving Human Embryos) Bill
-
Questions
- 'courage and Humanity' Regional Tour
- Defence Sector
- DNA Profiling
- Drugs, Illicit
-
Education Funding
- Home and Community Care Program
- Hospital Demand
- Level Crossings
- Marjorie Jackson-Nelson Hospital
- Organised Crime
- PGF Plastics Fire
- Plastic Shopping Bags
- Royal Adelaide Hospital, Hepatitis C
- Schneider Electric
- Smoke Alarms
- Super Schools
- Tourism
- University College London
- Workplace Health and Safety
-
Speeches
-
REDMOND, Isobel Mary
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Administration and Probate (Distribution on Intestacy) Amendment Bill
- Age Pensions
-
Appropriation Bill
- Carnie, Hon. J.A.
-
Commonwealth Powers (De Facto Relationships) Bill
-
2009-05-14
- 2009-12-03
-
- Condolence Motion: Flying Officer Michael Herbert
-
Constitution (Reform of Legislative Council and Settlement of Deadlocks on Legislation) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Investigation (Covert Operations) Bill
- Cross-Border Justice Bill
- Disability Services
- Driver's Licences
-
Electoral (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2009-03-25
-
-
Equal Opportunity (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2009-06-03
- 2009-06-18
-
- Food Additives, School Canteens
- Gunn, Hon. G.M.
- Heated Water Services
- Independent Commission Against Corruption Bill
- Kapunda Hospital (Variation of Trust) Bill
- Legal Practitioners Guarantee Fund
- Liberal Party Initiatives
- Maralinga Tjarutja Land Rights (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Member's Travel Report
- Ombudsman
- Partnerships (Venture Capital) Amendment Bill
- Penfold, Mrs E.M.
-
Public Sector Bill
-
2009-02-17
-
- Reproductive Technology (Clinical Practices) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Rule of Law
- South Australian Country Arts Trust (Constitution of Trust) Amendment Bill
- Speed Detection Devices
- Statutes Amendment (Australian Energy Market Operator) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Bulk Goods) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Energy Efficiency Shortfalls) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Prohibition of Human Cloning for Reproduction and Regulation of Research Involving Human Embryos) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Property Offences) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Transport Portfolio—Alcohol and Drugs) Bill
-
2009-03-04
-
-
Statutes Amendment (Victims of Crime) Bill
-
2009-02-04
-
- Stirling East Primary School
- Supply Bill
- Ukrainian Famine
- Victorian Bushfires
- Water (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
-
Questions
- Adelaide International Guitar Festival
-
Adelaide Oval
- 2009-12-02
-
2009-12-03
- Atkinson/Ashbourne/Clarke Affair
- Attorney-General
- Australian Traffic Network
-
Bridgestone Australia
-
2009-10-27
-
- Central Northern Adelaide Health Service
-
Cheltenham Park
-
Community Waste Management Schemes
-
2009-07-03
-
- Constitution (Reform of Legislative Council and Settlement of Deadlocks on Legislation) Amendment Bill
-
Court Registries
-
2009-05-14
-
-
Desalination Plant
-
Desalination Plant, Renewable Energy
- Disability Services Governance Restructure
-
Disabled and Elderly Persons, Support Programs
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Driving Record
- Elective Surgery
-
Families and Communities Department
-
Film Classification
-
2009-03-05
-
-
Firearms Licences
-
2009-09-08
-
- Firearms Training
- Forensic Science SA
- Freedom of Information
- Gaming Machines
-
Gang of 49
- Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
-
Government Advertising
-
Grant Expenditure
-
2009-07-03
-
- Home for Incurables Trust
- Howe, Ms A.
-
Incorporated Association
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Independent Commission Against Corruption
- Judicial Officers
- Julia Farr Services
- Labor Party
- Liberal Party Initiatives
- Loosely, Mr S.
-
Magill Training Centre
- Mental Health Beds
-
Ministerial Code of Conduct
- Motorcycle Gang Headquarters
- Mount Bold Reservoir
-
Nalpa Station
-
2009-09-09
-
2009-09-09
-
- National Firearms Management System
-
Paedophile Task Force
-
2009-02-18
- 2009-06-02
-
-
Panorama TAFE
- Parole Board
-
Pensioner Concessions
-
2009-07-03
-
- Police Employees
- Police Recruits
-
Police, Random Breath Testing Units
-
Prisoners
-
Road Safety
-
2009-07-03
-
-
Robinson, Mr S.A.
-
Royal Adelaide Hospital
-
School Sports
-
2009-10-15
-
-
South Australian Jockey Club
-
St Clair Land Swap
-
Stormwater Harvesting
- 2009-07-15
-
2009-07-16
-
Stormwater Initiatives
- Surplus Employees
- Taxation
- Vlassakis, James
- Water for Good
-
Water Restrictions
-
Water Security
- Water Security Commissioner
- Water Security Minister
-
Water Trading
-
2009-09-10
-
- Weatherill, Hon. J.W.
- Willunga Basin Dam
-
Young Offenders' Programs
-
2009-10-13
-
- Youth Justice System
-
Speeches
-
SIMMONS, Lindsay Anne
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Baha'i Spiritual Assembly
- Bail (Arson) Amendment Bill
- Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration (Registration of Deaths) Amendment Bill
- Bushfire Safety Events
- Campbelltown Education Precinct
- Childhood Obesity
-
Chronic Pain Health Care
-
2009-06-04
-
- Civil Liability (Offender Damages) Amendment Bill
- Codan Limited
-
Commonwealth Dental Program
- Copley, Mr I.
- Country Health Care Plan
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Looting) Amendment Bill
- Dental Plan for Nursing Homes
- Deputy Speaker's Ruling, Dissent
- Fire and Emergency Services (Review) Amendment Bill
- Food Labelling
- Garden Wise Forum
- Geneva Conventions
- Goodall, Dr Jane
- Italian Consulate
- Marble Hill (Protection) Bill
- Member's Remarks
- Morialta Electorate, Community Events
- National Denticare Scheme
- National Health Regulation Scheme
- Palliative Care
- Paraquad SA
- Parliamentarians Network for Conflict Prevention and Human Security
- Plastic Shopping Bags
- Plastic Shopping Bags (Waste Avoidance) Bill
- Preventative Health
- Social Development Committee: Bogus, Unregistered and Deregistered Health Practitioners
- Statutes Amendment (Prohibition of Human Cloning for Reproduction and Regulation of Research Involving Human Embryos) Bill
- Statutory Officers Committee
- Valuation of Land (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Victorian Bushfires
- Workplace Health Initiatives
-
Questions
- Adelaide Cabaret Festival
- Bushfire Prevention
- Come Out Festival
- Conservation Volunteers
- Crime Statistics
-
Elective Surgery
- Emergency Services Medal
- Hospital Bed Numbers
-
Marble Hill
- Mental Health Week
- NAIDOC Week
- Natural Resources Management Community Grants
- Paralympic Games
- Premier's Food Awards
- Respite Housing
- Royal Adelaide Hospital
- South Australian Food Centre
- State Strategic Plan
- Stephens, Terry Norman
- Supported Residential Facility Sector
-
Speeches
-
SNELLING, John James
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Carnie, Hon. J.A.
- Condolence Motion: Flying Officer Michael Herbert
- Economic and Finance Committee
- Fergusson, Mr A.
- Frome By-Election
- Gunn, Hon. G.M.
- Laidlaw, Hon. D.H.
- Marshall, Ms A.
-
Matter of Privilege
- Member's Travel Report
- Parliamentary Committees
- Security Photographs
-
Valedictories
- Victorian Bushfires
- Answers
-
Speeches
-
STEVENS, Lea
-
Speeches
-
Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee
- Affordable Housing
- Central District Football Club
- Centre for Participation and Community Engagement
- Confucius Institute
-
Confucius Institute, Adelaide University
- Early Childhood Development
- Food Additives, School Canteens
- Holden Hill Police Station
- Kitchen Garden Program
- Local Government (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Lyell McEwin Health Service
- Maralinga Tjarutja Land Rights (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Mental Health Bill
- Natural Resources Committee: Annual Report
- Natural Resources Committee: Deep Creek
- Natural Resources Committee: Murray-Darling Basin (Volume 1)
- Playford Community Fund Inc.
- Pregnancy, Alcohol Consumption
- Remembrance Day
- Social Development Committee: Bogus, Unregistered and Deregistered Health Practitioners
- Statutes Amendment (Prohibition of Human Cloning for Reproduction and Regulation of Research Involving Human Embryos) Bill
- Tobacco Control
- Tobacco Products Regulation (Ban on Children Smoking) Amendment Bill
- Tobacco Products Regulation (Prescribed Smoking Age) Amendment Bill
- Valedictories
- Water (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
-
-
Questions
- Access2HomeCare
- Affordable Housing
- Australian Volunteer Coast Guard
- Correctional Services Officers
- Economic Stimulus Package
- Forestry
- Loxton Research Centre
- Motorcycle Gangs
- Plastic Shopping Bags
- Police Academy
- Prawn Industry
- Regional Development Infrastructure Fund
- South Australian Certificate of Education
- Steel Building Systems
- Veterans' Affairs
- Wine Yeast Research
-
Speeches
-
SUCH, Robert Bruce
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Age Pensions
-
Appropriation Bill
- Bail (Arson) Amendment Bill
- Barossa Wine Train
-
Buddha Statue
- Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Bill
-
Bus Services
- Bushfire Inquiry
- Cat Management
- Chamber Audio System
- Chronic Pain Health Care
- Civil Liability (Recreational Trails) Amendment Bill
- Community Centres and Houses
- Constitution (Casual Vacancies) Amendment Bill
-
Constitution (Reform of Legislative Council and Settlement of Deadlocks on Legislation) Amendment Bill
- Cooper Creek
- Councils, Metropolitan
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Child Pornography) Amendment Bill
- Cycleway Network
- Development (Control of External Painting) Amendment Bill
- Development (Planning and Development Review) Amendment Bill
-
Development (Regulated Trees) Amendment Bill
-
2009-11-17
-
- Electoral (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Electoral (Voting Age) Amendment Bill
- Environment, Resources and Development Committee: Natural Burial Grounds
- Equal Opportunity (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Fire and Emergency Services (Review) Amendment Bill
- Food Additives, School Canteens
- Food Labelling
- Foreign Aid
- Gaming Machines (Hours of Operation) Amendment Bill
- Genocide of the Armenians, Pontian Greeks, Syrian Orthodox, Assyrian Orthodox and Other Christian Minorities
- Graffiti Control (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Graffiti Laws
- Gunn, Hon. G.M.
- Lobbying and Ministerial Accountability Bill
- Local Government (Auditor-General) Amendment Bill
-
Local Government (Boundary Reform) Amendment Bill
-
2009-05-14
- 2009-10-15
-
- Local Government (Elections) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Member's Remarks
- Members, Statement of Principles
- Men's Health Policy
-
Native Vegetation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2008-11-25
-
- Natural Resources Committee: Annual Report
- Natural Resources Committee: Deep Creek
- Natural Resources Committee: Upper South East Dryland Salinity and Flood Management Act
- Natural Resources Management Plan
- Neighbourhood Dispute Resolution Bill
- North Terrace Upgrade
- Open Space
- Parliamentary Committees (Bushfires Committee) Amendment Bill
- Parliamentary Committees (Foresight Committee) Amendment Bill
- Parliamentary Reform
- Parliamentary Superannuation (Reduction of Pension) Amendment Bill
- Payroll Tax Bill
- Pensioner Concessions
- Police Youth Clubs
- Population Growth
- Powerline Undergrounding
- Preventative Health
- Preventative Health Agency
- Private Certifiers
- Public Holidays
- Public Schools, Management of Disruptive Children
- Public Sector Bill
- Public Works Committee: Adelaide Desalination Project
- Public Works Committee: Adelaide Entertainment Centre Facility Enhancements
- Public Works Committee: Adelaide Showground Photovoltaic Project
-
Public Works Committee: Goolwa Channel Water Level Management
- Public Works Committee: Rail Revitalisation Project
- Public Works Committee: SA Water Thebarton Depot Decommissioning
- Public Works Committee: South Road Upgrade—Glenelg Tram Overpass
- Public Works Committee: Victor Harbor High School
- Public Works Committee: Victor Harbor TAFE
- Redmond, Mrs I.M.
- Remnant Native Vegetation
- Reproductive Technology (Clinical Practices) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Republic Plebiscite
- Republic Referendum
- Road Traffic (Consumption of Alcohol While Driving) Amendment Bill
- Shared Services
- Social Development Committee: Bogus, Unregistered and Deregistered Health Practitioners
- Social History Museum
- Speed Detection Devices
-
Speed Limits
- Spent Convictions (No. 2) Bill
-
Spent Convictions Bill
-
2008-10-30
-
2009-09-24
-
- State Plebiscite
- Statutes Amendment (Council Allowances) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Entitlements of Elected Representatives) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Public Health Incidents and Emergencies) Bill
- Statutes Amendment and Repeal (Trade Measurement) Bill
- Summary Offences (Piercing and Scarification) Bill
- Supply Bill
- Tobacco Products Regulation (Prescribed Smoking Age) Amendment Bill
- Tourism SA Numberplates
- Ukrainian Famine
-
Voluntary Euthanasia
- Voluntary Euthanasia Bill
- Water (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
- Questions
-
Speeches
-
THOMPSON, Mary Gabrielle
- Speeches
-
Questions
- Aquaculture Industry
- Cyberbullying
- Drought Assistance
- Education and Children's Services Legislation
- Higher Education
- Hospitals, Winter Demand
- Korean War Veterans
- Mental Health Services
- National Water Week
- Policing for a Multicultural Society Award
- Premier's ANZAC Spirit School Prize
- Premier's be Active and Reading Challenges
- Royal Adelaide Hospital
- Royal Adelaide Hospital Obstetrics Service
- South Australian Certificate of Education
- South Australian Economy
- State Sports Park
- Supported Improved Literacy Achievement Program
-
VENNING, Ivan Howard
-
Speeches
-
Address in Reply
-
2008-09-23
-
- Administration and Probate (Distribution on Intestacy) Amendment Bill
- Ageing Population
-
Appropriation Bill
-
2009-06-17
- 2009-07-02
-
- Architectural Practice Bill
- Authorised Betting Operations (Trade Practices Exemption) Amendment Bill
- Automotive Industry Tariffs
- Barossa Hospital
- Barossa Infrastructure Limited
-
Barossa Valley
- Barossa Valley Roads
- Barossa Valley, Public Transport
- Barossa Wine Train
-
Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration (Registration of Deaths) Amendment Bill
- Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Bill
- Bush for Life
- Bushfire Inquiry
- Cambrai Speed Zone
- Cat Management
- Civil Liability (Offender Damages) Amendment Bill
- Civil Liability (Recreational Trails) Amendment Bill
- Commonwealth Powers (De Facto Relationships) Bill
-
Constitution (Reform of Legislative Council and Settlement of Deadlocks on Legislation) Amendment Bill
- Correctional Services (Parole) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law (Clamping, Impounding and Forfeiture of Vehicles) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Child Pornography) Amendment Bill
- Crown Land Management Bill
- Dairy Industry
-
Development (Control of External Painting) Amendment Bill
-
2009-02-05
-
- Development (Planning and Development Review) Amendment Bill
- Division Count
- Driver Reviver Campaign
- Electricity (Feed-In Rates) Amendment Bill
- Electricity (Wind Power) Amendment Bill
- Environment, Resources and Development Committee: Port Bonython Desalination Plant
- Environment, Resources and Development Committee: Public Transport
- Fair Trading (Telemarketing) Amendment Bill
- Fire and Emergency Services (Review) Amendment Bill
- Food Additives, School Canteens
- Frome By-Election
- Gaming Machines (Hours of Operation) Amendment Bill
- Gene Technology (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Gomersal Road
- Government Advertising
- Grain Harvest
- Gunn, Hon. G.M.
- Harbors and Navigation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Independent Commission Against Corruption Bill
- Kapunda Hospital (Variation of Trust) Bill
- Local Government (Elections) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Local Government (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Mannum Ferry
- Mannum Water Supply
- Maritime Services (Access) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Member's Remarks
- Member's Travel Report
- Mental Health Bill
- Mobilong Prison
- Motor Vehicles (Miscellaneous No. 2) Amendment Bill
- Motor Vehicles (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Mount Crawford Fire Siren
- National Electricity (South Australia) (Smart Meters) Amendment Bill
- Native Vegetation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Natural Resources Committee: Annual Report
- Natural Resources Committee: Murray-Darling Basin (Volume 1)
- Natural Resources Management Plan
- Nuriootpa Railway Station
- Nursing and Midwifery Practice Bill
- Parliamentary Committees (Bushfires Committee) Amendment Bill
- Partnerships (Venture Capital) Amendment Bill
- Payroll Tax Bill
- Plant Health Bill
- Plastic Shopping Bags
- Police (Prohibition on Performance Targets) Amendment Bill
- Primary Production
- Private Certifiers
- Public Transport
- Public Works Committee: AusLink Strategic Regional Program (Gawler-Tarlee)
- Public Works Committee: Rail Revitalisation Project
- Public Works Committee: Railcar Depot Relocation
- Public Works Committee: Wellington Weir
- Rail Commissioner Bill
- Regional Infrastructure
- Regional South Australia
- Renmark Irrigation Trust Bill
- Republic Plebiscite
- Republic Referendum
- Road Toll
- Road Traffic (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Schools, Economic Stimulus Package
- Schubert Electorate
- Scott, Mr A.
- Shared Services
- South Australian Country Arts Trust (Constitution of Trust) Amendment Bill
- South Australian Time Zone
- Speed Detection Devices
- Speed Limits
- Stamp Duties (Tax Reform) Amendment Bill
- State Coroner's Office
- Statutes Amendment (Australian Energy Market Operator) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Betting Operations) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Bulk Goods) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Electricity and Gas—Information Management and Retailer of Last Resort) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Energy Efficiency Shortfalls) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Power to Bar) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Prohibition of Human Cloning for Reproduction and Regulation of Research Involving Human Embryos) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Property Offences) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Public Health Incidents and Emergencies) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Surrogacy) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Transport Portfolio—Alcohol and Drugs) Bill
- Summary Offences (Piercing and Scarification) Bill
-
Supply Bill
-
Thumm, Mr H.
- Tobacco Products Regulation (Ban on Children Smoking) Amendment Bill
- Tobacco Products Regulation (Prescribed Smoking Age) Amendment Bill
- Tourism SA Numberplates
- Trams
- Unemployment Figures
-
Valedictories
- Valuation of Land (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Victorian Bushfires
- Water (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
- Water Pricing
- Waterworks (Rates) Amendment Bill
- Wine Industry
-
- Questions
-
Speeches
-
WEATHERILL AO, Jay Wilson
-
Speeches
-
Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee
-
Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Land Rights (Mintabie) Amendment Bill
-
2009-09-23
-
2009-12-01
-
- Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Land Rights (Permits) Amendment Bill
- Burton, Mrs M.
- Coorong
-
Crown Land Management Bill
-
2008-11-26
-
2009-02-19
-
- Equal Opportunity (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Maralinga Tjarutja Land Rights (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Native Vegetation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2008-10-29
- 2008-11-26
-
- Native Vegetation Code of Practice
-
Natural Resources Management (Commercial Forests) Amendment Bill
-
2009-06-18
- 2009-12-01
-
- North Terrace Upgrade
- Pike River Conservation Park
-
Plastic Shopping Bags (Waste Avoidance) Bill
-
2008-09-24
-
2008-10-16
-
-
Public Sector Bill
-
2008-11-26
-
2009-02-17
-
-
Public Sector Management (Consequential) Amendment Bill
-
2008-11-26
- 2009-02-19
-
- Queama, Mr Kunmanara
- Rankine, Uncle Henry
- State of Our Environment Report
-
Statutes Amendment (Public Sector Consequential Amendments) Bill
-
2009-10-14
-
2009-10-29
-
- Statutes Amendment (Transport Portfolio—Alcohol and Drugs) Bill
-
Upper South East Dryland Salinity and Flood Management (Extension of Project) Amendment Bill
-
2009-10-15
- 2009-11-17
-
- Valuation of Land (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Wilson, Mrs Kunmanara
-
-
Answers
-
Aboriginal Advisory Council
-
Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation
- Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation Division Employment Numbers
-
Aboriginal Communities, Funding
- Aboriginal Enterprise
-
Aboriginal Heritage and Aboriginal Lands Trust Acts
-
2009-07-03
-
- Aboriginal Heritage Branch
- Aboriginal Heritage Fund
-
Aboriginal Leadership
- Aboriginal Protection
-
Aboriginal Wellbeing
- APY Facility
-
APY Lands
- APY Lands Permits
- APY Lands Substance Misuse Facility
- APY Lands, Capital Works Projects
-
APY Task Force
-
2009-07-03
-
- Arkaroola Waste
-
Auditor-General's Report
-
Beekeepers
- Biodiversity Research and Conservation
- Bon Bon Station
-
Bushfire Planning
-
2009-05-13
- 2009-06-02
-
-
Bushfire Prevention
- Bushfire Task Force
-
Caring for Our Country
-
2009-07-03
-
- Chelsea Cinema
- Cheshire, Prof. Anthony
- City West Development
- Conservation Volunteers
-
Consultants and Contractors
- Container Deposit Legislation
- Coorong
- Coroner's Recommendations
- Desert Spirit Cup
- Detention, Aboriginal Boys
- Dog Fence Board
- Early Childhood Services
- Environment and Heritage Department
- Environment and Heritage Department Land
-
Environment Protection Authority
-
2009-03-24
-
- Ernabella Anangu School
-
Ernabella Early Childhood Centre
- Fire Management Plans
- Freedom of Information
- Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
- Government Grants
- Grant Expenditure
- Hampstead Preschool
- Indigenous Strategic Intervention Projects
- Kangaroo Island, Feral Goats
- Maralinga Lands
-
Marble Hill
-
Marine Parks
-
Mimili and Amata Bush Gardens
- NAIDOC Week
- Native Garden Initiative
- Natural Resources Management
- Natural Resources Management Boards
-
Natural Resources Management Community Grants
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Natural Resources Management Council
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2009-07-03
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- O'donoghue, Lowitja
- Oaklands Park Wetlands Development
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Out of School Hours Care
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2009-07-03
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- Patawalonga River Lock Gates
- Perpetual Leases
- Pipalyatjara Anangu School
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Plastic Shopping Bags
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Public Sector Employment
- 2009-03-24
- 2009-04-28
- 2009-05-13
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2009-07-03
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Public Sector Workforce Data
- 2009-09-22
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2009-12-02
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Radioactive Waste
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Revegetation
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2009-07-03
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- Simpson Desert
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State of Our Environment Report
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2008-11-26
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Surplus Employees
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Transitional Zone Leases
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Underspending
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2009-02-03
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Waste Management
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Waste Recycling
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Water Allocation Plans
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2009-07-03
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WHITE AM, Patricia Lynne
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Economic and Finance Committee
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Economic and Finance Committee: Emergency Services Levy
- International Conference for Women Engineers and Scientists
- Private Certifiers
- Public Works Committee: GP Plus Health Care Centre—Elizabeth
- Public Works Committee: University College London—Torrens Building Accommodation Fitout
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Select Committee on Private Certifiers
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Social Development Committee
- Social Development Committee: Bogus, Unregistered and Deregistered Health Practitioners
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Social Development Committee: Review of the Department of Health Report into Hypnosis
- Statutes Amendment (Prohibition of Human Cloning for Reproduction and Regulation of Research Involving Human Embryos) Bill
- White, Hon. P.L.
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- Affordable Housing
- Dame Roma Mitchell Trust Fund
- Doorways to Construction
- Emergency Services Volunteers
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- Fire Safety
- Global Green Challenge
- Health Services
- International Conference for Women Engineers and Scientists
- Licensed Venues, Violence
- Liquor and Gambling Commissioner
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Motorcycle Gangs
- Oaklands Park Wetlands Development
- Public Housing
- Sports Stadium
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WILLIAMS, Michael Richard
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Appropriation Bill
- Architectural Practice Bill
- Criminal Law (Clamping, Impounding and Forfeiture of Vehicles) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Crown Land Management Bill
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Development (Control of External Painting) Amendment Bill
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2009-02-05
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- Development (Planning and Development Review) Amendment Bill
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Electricity (Feed-In Rates) Amendment Bill
- 2009-06-04
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2009-06-18
- Electricity (Renewable Energy Price) Amendment Bill
- Glynde Substation
- Government Performance
- Gunn, Hon. G.M.
- Irrigation Bill
- Local Government (Elections) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Local Government (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Maritime Services (Access) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Members' Remarks
- Murray River Irrigators
- Murray-Darling Basin Bill
- National Electricity (South Australia) (National Electricity Law—Australian Energy Market Operator) Amendment Bill
- National Electricity (South Australia) (Smart Meters) Amendment Bill
- National Gas (South Australia) (National Gas Law—Australian Energy Market Operator) Amendment Bill
- National Gas (South Australia) (Short Term Trading Market) Amendment Bill
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Native Vegetation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
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2008-11-26
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- Olympic Dam
- Petroleum Products Subsidy Act Repeal Bill
- Pike River Conservation Park
- Plastic Shopping Bags (Waste Avoidance) Bill
- Private Certifiers
- Regional South Australia
- Road Safety
- Select Committee on Private Certifiers
- Statutes Amendment (Australian Energy Market Operator) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Electricity and Gas—Information Management and Retailer of Last Resort) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Energy Efficiency Shortfalls) Bill
- Stormwater Re-Use
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Supply Bill
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2009-04-08
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- Survey (Funding and Promotion of Surveying Qualifications) Amendment Bill
- Taxation
- Upper South East Dryland Salinity and Flood Management (Extension of Project) Amendment Bill
- Upper South-East Drainage Scheme
- Valuation of Land (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Vehicle Immobilisers
- Victorian Bushfires
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Water (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
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Water Policy
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Waterworks (Rates) Amendment Bill
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2009-05-13
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AGL
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2009-09-09
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2009-09-09
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Aldinga Storage Dam
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Auditor-General's Report
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Caring for Our Country
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2009-07-03
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- Chantelois, Michelle
- Cheltenham Park
- Cheshire, Prof. Anthony
- Crime Statistics
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Desalination Plant
- Electricity Supply
- Environment and Heritage Department
- Environment and Heritage Department Land
- Goulburn and Murray Valley Pipeline
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- Heatwave Text Message
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ICT Procurement
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2008-10-16
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Magill Training Centre
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2009-06-16
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Mini Wind Turbines
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- Murray River
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Murray River Irrigators
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2008-09-25
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Murray-Darling Basin
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Natural Resources Management Council
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2009-07-03
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- Olympic Dam
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Prisons, Drug Testing
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Revegetation
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2009-07-03
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SA Water
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- Seaford Rail Extension
- Shack Sites, Rental Increases
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State of Our Environment Report
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2008-11-26
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Stormwater Harvesting
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2009-03-04
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Stormwater Initiatives
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Water Allocation Plans
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2009-07-03
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Water Restrictions
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Water Security
- Water Security Minister
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Water Trading
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2009-12-01
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- Water Trading, High Court Challenge
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Wine Centre Incident
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Speeches
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WRIGHT, Michael John
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Speeches
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Fire and Emergency Services (Review) Amendment Bill
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2009-07-15
- 2009-09-08
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- Firefighting Aircraft
- Goolwa Police Station
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Hydroponics Industry Control Bill
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2009-06-17
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- Laidlaw, Hon. D.H.
- Parliamentary Committees (Bushfires Committee) Amendment Bill
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- South Australian Jockey Club
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Victorian Bushfires
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Answers
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- Aboriginal Programs
- Adelaide United Football Club
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- Australian Federal Police Assignments
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Crime Statistics
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Firearms Licences
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2009-09-08
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Government Tenders
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2009-04-29
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2009-09-24
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Malvern Police Station
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McLaren Vale Police Station
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Operation Nomad
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Paedophile Task Force
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2009-02-18
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Parole Board Warrants
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Police Recruits
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Police Vehicles
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Police, APY Lands
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Police, Fines
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Police, Random Breath Testing Units
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- Rebels Motorcycle Club
- Robinson, Mr S.A.
- Santos Stadium
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South Australia Police
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South Australian Jockey Club
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APPROPRIATION BILL
Second Reading
Adjourned debate on second reading.
(Continued from 4 June 2009. Page 3096.)
Mr HAMILTON-SMITH (Waite—Leader of the Opposition) (11:48): Here we have, after eight years of state Labor, its eighth budget—the budget that will define this government going into the next election, as it argues the case for a third term of government. It is a budget from a 'do nothing' government, which has spent eight years doing virtually nothing and which promises and borrows its way—using money borrowed from the Australian people via the Prime Minister—into a third term.
It is a budget that will be remembered for what it does not reveal rather than for what it does reveal. Cuts to services and programs and increases in taxes will remain secret for at least 300 days beyond the budget. This extraordinary strategy means that voters will be kept in the dark while the Treasurer decides where the axe will fall and which new and increased taxes he will contrive.
So, how do we judge the government's economic performance? We can judge it only on past budgets when, even in the good times, this government has not been able to exercise financial discipline—and this is a key point for the house to consider. Seven of the eight years have been the best financial years this state has ever seen. Money has been rolling in, thanks to windfall GST and property tax revenues. Despite having received windfall receipts beyond expectations, the government has budgeted very small surpluses, and now it has found itself short, not by millions but by hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars, and it is being bailed out.
In 2002, revenue was $8.5 billion but, by 2013, revenue will be $15.1 billion. Just think about that—it is a significant increase in government revenues, and it is not being spent wisely. As the Auditor-General has observed of the Rann Labor government, year after year, in his reports:
...the state may have developed a culture of expecting growing revenues to continue to support increasing expenses.
I think the Auditor-General has been unremarkably modest in his observation, which was in his 2007-08 report, part C, page 6. The fact is that Labor has quickly and unwisely spent the windfall revenues it has received.
In its first term from 2002 until 2006, nothing of substance was built and nothing was done, bar opening projects like the Alice Springs to Darwin railway and the Adelaide Airport terminal, all the work of the former Liberal government which, despite extraordinary debts inherited from Labor as a consequence of the State Bank, still built and did more in its eight years than this government has done in its eight years.
Of course, in that first term of Labor, there were glossy brochures and plenty of plans. We had a lot of creative tension spawned from having everyone talking among themselves: 'We will go out there, and we will form a lot of committees, economic development boards and so on'. However, I saw no sign back in 2002 to 2006 of action for the future. There was no action for the future back then. It was all about hanging on for your first term and then thinking about what you would do in your second.
Over the past week, the people of South Australia have seen the advertisements promoting the government. Over these two terms of government, there has been plenty of spin. There has been plenty of government-funded advertising. We all know what the Premier and the Treasurer had to say about that when they were in opposition. Now, millions of dollars are being spent on what is, in substance, politically inspired advertising.
It is time for South Australians to reflect on the true state of the state. The Liberal opposition recently reviewed the Economic Development Board's work known as the 'State of the state'. South Australians will remember that the Economic Development Board was commissioned to complete a strategic plan, a step that the government and the opposition jointly supported. There was a 'State of the state' report that was to snapshot where we were positioned relative to other states. That report endeavoured to clarify how competitive or uncompetitive we were within the nation.
A copy of our work is publicly available. It is on my website martin2010.com.au, and I would encourage people to look at it. We have looked at those key measures that the EDB used back in 2002. We have looked, for example, at our slice of the national economic cake. It has continued to decline over the past eight years. We have looked, for example, at our share of the nation's exports, our share of national economic activity, our share of investment and our share of population growth. Guess what? It has all continued to decline over the past eight years.
Our work on the 'State of the state' report demonstrates—and South Australians can read it for themselves—that a great opportunity has been lost over the past eight years. During this up cycle, this boom that we have had from June 2002 until recently, when buoyant revenues could have sustained structural reforms, tax reforms, planning reforms and infrastructure reforms, instead, the money has essentially been wasted.
The government has suddenly realised that it needs to go out and build things. After eight years, it has suddenly realised that it needs to take action for the future. 'Let's go out and take some action now for the future!' It has now to borrow the money from Mr Rudd—really, the Australian taxpayers—in order to make it work. Beyond the spin, there is considerably more work to be done, and the 'State of the state' report tells its own story.
So, in this budget the opposition and, I think, the people of South Australia were looking for a change of direction. We were looking for signs of a fresh start from the government, signs of a new beginning or a new direction, one which reflected fresh thinking and a long-term view, but the reality of the budget when it is examined is quite different.
The first point I want to make about the budget is that, after eight years, it should have defined this government based on its results, rather than present as a budget of promises. I make this point to South Australians: you must judge governments on what they do, on the results they achieve, not on their words and their promises. Look back over the last eight years and ask yourselves what Labor has done for you in that eight years. It is a soulless exercise.
Thanks to the Australian taxpayer, borrowed federal funds gifted to the states mean that the Rann government does not now have a revenue problem. Contrary to what we have been told, revenue is actually up, and it is not up by a small amount: it is up by $1 billion a year, and that is a significant pay rise. Any shortfall in GST or property tax revenues have been more than offset by just short of $3 billion in extra grants from the commonwealth which have sprung up out of nowhere since the last federal budget from the bottom line.
The Treasurer would have us believe that the $2.9 billion of special purpose payments from the commonwealth extra over the last 12 months are not something you can consider. It is extra funding that was not there last year. It is windfall revenue. You have rushed off to your federal colleagues, you have asked to be bailed out and you have been bailed out using borrowed money. It is being used to build your electrified rail. It is being used to build a raft of infrastructure promises you are putting forward because you cannot afford to do them yourselves. It is also being used to build infrastructure in schools, community housing and for a raft of other measures which the state budget will now not need to fund.
If the Prime Minister suddenly turns up with an extra $3 billion and says, 'Here, have this to build things that you would otherwise have to fund,' then you can use your GST revenue and your property tax revenue for other things: you can use it to pay wages, you can use it for a whole host of purposes.
The Treasurer sits here, having had to be bailed out to the tune of $3 billion, and says that other members in the house need help with the accounts. I think that the person who needs help with the accounts is the Treasurer because he has left himself with a very significant deficit. I remind the house that, on a net lending basis, it is $1.541 million and, on a cash deficit basis, it is $1.54 billion. His deficit on a net operating basis is $304 million. It is a sorry state of affairs.
This borrowed money he has from the Australian taxpayers, via Mr Rudd (a pattern repeated in all the states), we will have to pay back. This state understands better than any that, when you go out and rack up taxpayer debt, sooner or later someone has to pay it back: it will be our children, it will be our grandchildren or it will be us.
The state is delighted to have that money. It has dropped out of the sky. Like Santa Claus, Prime Minister Rudd has come along and said, 'Here, have I got a Christmas stocking for you.' It has bailed out the business of the state government in this eighth budget, a bailout that should never have been necessary.
The second point I make about this budget is that, despite the bailout, the next four to eight years depend upon prudent cost controls within government—something this government has never ever shown. State Labor is trying to reverse its indulgences during the boom years. The budget shows that over the last eight years it has hired over 16,400 extra public servants, of whom only 4,400 (according to the last Auditor-General's Report) are nurses, teachers, doctors and police officers. That is 12,000 people extra.
The Treasurer is now looking to get rid of 1,600, and I put this question to him: why hire them in the first place during the boom if you did not intend to keep them on? Why did the government not manage the business well in the first place? Why let it grow so that the only choice you have is to slash it back when things turn down?
Of course, the budget hinges on pinning wage growth across the public sector to 2.5 per cent per annum. All I can say is: good luck and best wishes. Looking over the record of the last eight years, it will be nothing short of a miracle if that is adhered to—leaving us short.
Then there is the $750 million in savings either through tax increases, cuts to public sector jobs—and there will be thousands and thousands of them—or services. But, wait for it, we will not be told what those cuts will be until after the election. How curious is that? I am trying to imagine members opposite, when they are in opposition, wearing that one. 'By the way, here's $750 million worth of promises. We're going to make these savings, but we will tell you about it the day after the election.'
I signal to the Public Service Association: I hope you are watching, because we know what the view on this was at the time of the last election. It is very clear what the government is doing. It is a massive con—$750 million, 'We will tell you about it the day after the election.' All I can say to the people of South Australia is watch out!
The standard now appears to be that Labor governments are so arrogant that they make whatever outrageous promises they want without specifying how the savings will be made—they can put it all off for public scrutiny beyond the next election. All I can say is: do not ask the opposition again to explain what they will cut when they make any commitment. If you are not prepared to do it yourself, if you are not prepared to hold yourself to the same standard you require of others, do not expect to be treated credibly.
If you want to talk about dodgy goings-on, ask the Premier how he managed to appoint a goose with 60 speeding fines and traffic offences as the minister for road safety. Ask the Premier why he did not refer the allegations of corruption against Randall Ashbourne to police immediately when they were first made known to him.
If you want to talk about people's judgment, we are happy to engage. Do not worry about that. The question you have to answer is, how you are going to make this $750 million worth of cuts, because the standard now is that apparently no-one needs to explain where they are going to make the savings; it is all right, you can leave it until after the election.
The Hon. K.O. Foley: Where's your deputy? Where's Vickie?
The SPEAKER: Order!
Mr HAMILTON-SMITH: The third point—
The Hon. K.O. Foley interjecting:
Mr HAMILTON-SMITH: Look, he's a little bit frisky. He has been the Treasurer for eight budgets. He cannot balance the books. Kevin Rudd and Wayne Swan have come along and said, 'Here's a quick $3 billion, Kevin. We'll help you out,' and now he is getting prickly.
Remember, this is the Treasurer who was getting up for seven budgets and saying, 'Mr Speaker, I've spent seven years making tough decisions.' As Stephen Baker beautifully explained on ABC Radio, this bloke would not know what a tough decision was if he tripped over it at the Colac Hotel.
For the first time in his life he has actually faced some tough decisions, and what happened? Kevin Rudd let him off the hook: 'Here's $3 billion.' I reckon Billy the goose could go to his accountant and bank manager with $3 billion in his pocket and his bank manager would probably say, 'Gee, you've run a good business this year; we'll give you a AAA rating.' Anyone who gets given a $3 billion gift is going to balance their books—and I make that point, Mr Speaker.
The third point I want to make about this Labor budget is the true debt position. The Treasurer got up at the media lock-up and told people that the government's debt was $3.1 billion. That's it—we are ratcheting up debt to $3.1 billion—
The Hon. K.O. Foley: Budget sector debt.
Mr HAMILTON-SMITH: Oh, a little qualifier. What was it?
An honourable member: Budget sector debt.
Mr HAMILTON-SMITH: Oh, the budget sector debt—right. He conveniently forgot to mention to the media that there is this other little bit of public sector debt called the public non-financial corporation sector. These are all the other things that he is responsible for; he just forgot to tell them—things like SA Water, which is going to borrow hundreds and hundreds of millions to build a desalination plant; TransAdelaide has plans to build as well; the South Australian Housing Trust; and ForestrySA. He just forgot to mention that, when you include their debt, the true figure is just short of $6.7 billion. He just forgot to mention that. We won't.
The Treasurer might argue—as I think he just attempted to by interjection—that that does not matter. He says, 'That bit of the debt doesn't matter; it's all right, it's only $3.1 billion.' Well, I am not surprised to hear the Treasurer say that, because he would remember, along with the Premier—
The Hon. K.O. FOLEY: Point of order, Mr Speaker.
Members interjecting:
The SPEAKER: Order! The leader will take his seat.
The Hon. K.O. FOLEY: He's a very excitable young man today, isn't he—red-faced? Sir, I ask the member to withdraw. He actually said that I said something when I did not.
Mr Hamilton-Smith: What standing order?
The SPEAKER: Order!
The Hon. K.O. FOLEY: It's about something you have a track record for. It's about misleading people—
Members interjecting:
The SPEAKER: Order!
The Hon. K.O. FOLEY: He can't accuse me of one thing, sir, and then—
The SPEAKER: Order! There is no point of order. If the Leader of the Opposition has said something that the Deputy Premier believes is incorrect, the Deputy Premier can either correct the record in the course of his reply or by way of personal explanation. The Leader of the Opposition.
Mr HAMILTON-SMITH: Thank you, Mr Speaker. You see, we have a government that is accustomed to having a house where they can get up and say whatever they like and then rely on standing orders to contain the contributions of the opposition. When we get up and have a go, they get all hurt, they get all frisky—
The Hon. K.O. Foley: Dodgy documents.
Mr HAMILTON-SMITH: You know what, Treasurer, not a single member of the opposition, or their staff, has been charged by the police with corruption like you—not like your government has with Randall Ashbourne.
The Hon. K.O. FOLEY: Point of order.
Members interjecting:
The SPEAKER: Order!
The Hon. K.O. FOLEY: I ask that he withdraw immediately that I have been charged with corruption. That is a misleading statement.
The SPEAKER: Order! The Deputy Premier will take his seat. The Leader of the Opposition will withdraw that statement.
Mr HAMILTON-SMITH: Well, I was referring to the government, sir. I was referring to the Ashbourne matter.
The Hon. K.O. Foley: No, you didn't; you said me.
Mr HAMILTON-SMITH: No, I said, 'like your government'.
The Hon. K.O. Foley: No, you didn't; you said me.
Mr HAMILTON-SMITH: Well, you, your government—all right?
The SPEAKER: Order!
The Hon. K.O. Foley: Check the Hansard.
The SPEAKER: Order! The words I heard were, 'At least none of us have been charged with corruption, like you.' I ask the Leader of the Opposition to withdraw that statement.
Mr HAMILTON-SMITH: Let me make it very clear, Mr Speaker. I was referring to the government and not the Treasurer.
The Hon. K.O. FOLEY: Mr Speaker, no member of government has been charged with corruption—no member of government. No member of the elected government has been charged with corruption. I ask the leader to withdraw that accusation. It is unparliamentary and untrue.
Members interjecting:
The SPEAKER: Order! I think the allegation that a member of the government was charged, or has been charged, with corruption would generally be understood to be a minister. So, I think it is best if the Leader of the Opposition withdraws the remark, and that will enable him to get on with his speech.
Mr HAMILTON-SMITH: Mr Speaker, if there is any suggestion that I was referring to a member of parliament, I am happy to withdraw that. I was referring to the Ashbourne matter—I think that is very clear—and only in response to interjections from the Deputy Premier.
The Hon. K.O. FOLEY: Point of order, sir.
Mr HAMILTON-SMITH: If you are going to let him interject, he is going to get something back.
The Hon. K.O. FOLEY: Point of order, sir. I asked that he withdraw and apologise for accusing members of government of being charged with corruption. It is black and white. I demand that he apologise.
The SPEAKER: I understand that the Leader of the Opposition has withdrawn the allegation of corruption against the minister, and I think it best that we now just proceed. The Leader of the Opposition.
Mr HAMILTON-SMITH: The third point I want to make about Labor's budget is the true debt position, and I have been emphasising that point. This state needs nothing more in terms of demonstrating how important it is to consider the non-financial corporations sector than the fact of the State Bank collapse. In that instance an entity outside of government itself collapsed, resulting in a very significant debt to the people of South Australia. That position must be included in the total debt figure, and it brings the figure to just short of $6.7 billion—and that is without considering the $1.7 billion worth of debt linked to the rail yards hospital.
The rail yards hospital proposal is conceived, at present, as a public-private partnership, but the Treasurer has conceded that it may eventuate that the project needs to be partly or fully debt funded. He is hopeful that it will proceed as a PPP, but recognises that it may be necessary for that to become debt. That is not due to be completed until 2016. If debt is needed to fund it then, presumably, a significant element of the debt would need to come onto the books before that time so that the hospital could be built. So, there is an additional risk that $1.7 billion, or part thereof, could be added to the $6.7 billion, bringing it to about $8.4 billion.
On top of that, the budget papers confirm that unfunded superannuation liabilities—and this should be of concern to every public servant—have risen from about $4 billion in 2002 to almost $10 billion in this budget. Members should also not forget WorkCover unfunded liabilities, increasing from $56 million to $1.3 billion under Labor, and rising. That is close to $20 billion of debt in unfunded liabilities. One day we will need to pay the bill—$24,000 for every working South Australian. Unfunded liability is a future debt which sooner or later will have to be paid.
I turn now to the fourth point I want to make about Labor's budget. This government does not deliver on its promises; it makes policy on the run. Consider the number of projects promised in one budget and cancelled in the next. We were promised a Mount Bold reservoir expansion. Remember that one? It was in the 2007-08 budget. There was great fanfare. It was in the budget; it was on the front pages and prominent in TV news. Mount Bold was out there in the headlines but, in the next budget, it had vanished. Where is the money? It is nowhere to be seen. Are we to get a Mount Bold reservoir extension? We are not.
Members will recall the Upper Spencer Gulf desalination plant, promised in the 2007-08 budget. It was front-page stuff and led the evening news bulletins. We were going to build the biggest desalination plant ever known to man, and it was all going to happen in the Upper Spencer Gulf. Last Friday, in response to the budget, when I made this point the government had to concede that the project had been cancelled. Remember the tramlines to West Lakes, Port Adelaide and Semaphore that were promised last year? There was great fanfare—on the front pages and heading the news bulletins—but where is the money for that in this budget? It is nowhere to be seen.
We were promised an underpass along South Road beneath Port Road and Grange Road. Does anybody remember that? It was front page, leading the bulletins, promised in the 2005-06 budget. Where is the money for that? Action now for the future! Last year—almost exactly a year ago—the Treasurer and Premier were down at AAMI Stadium with their cheque book saying, 'We're going to give $100 million to AAMI Stadium; this will be the future for the World Cup; this will be where it all happens.' Where is the money this year? It was delayed in the Mid-Year Budget Review, and now it has gone completely. I say to the SANFL, 'If it isn't in the budget, it ain't in the budget. The idea that we will dust it off if you need it, if you haven't got it, you haven't got it! It isn't there—it ain't happening!'
Now we have the Mobilong prison. Last year South Australians were told that we would have a new prison system, which included developments at Cavan and Magill. This year that promise was thrown out the window. There is a pattern here. We go out there, we promise the world, we get the headline and in the next budget or subsequently we bin it—and that is not just the prison. This is a repeat performance, an ongoing scene in some sort of Greek tragedy, and the curtain just keeps going up and down.
The implication is this: we are now promised a whole stack of things in this budget, including electrification of the rail system, doubling the size of the desalination plant. There are all sorts of promises in this budget using borrowed money from the Australian people, courtesy of Mr Rudd. I would ask: what will be there next year? Will the rail yards hospital be there next year, or will it be the first decision of the razor gang, formed to cut and slice the budget B, to either scrap the rail yards hospital or considerably wind back on our plans for electrification of the rail system or push back the time frames on the basis that, 'Well, now the election is over and we have had a look at the budget and things are a bit tight, I have an idea: we will scrap the rail yards hospital and, guess what? We'll build the new hospital right where it is, at the Royal Adelaide!'.
South Australians cannot trust this government to deliver on any of the promises in this budget. It has broken promises in the past and will break them again. This is a budget full of promises. I predict today that, if this government cons the South Australian people into a third term, those promises will not be delivered, as the razor will be out.
Let us talk for a moment about the delivery of infrastructure by this government. It has a poor track record of getting results. I remember the catch phrase at the last election: 'Rann gets results'. Let us look at some of the results Rann gets. There was the Northern Expressway: I recall a nice glossy brochure—the government's infrastructure plan. It would cost $300 million to do the Northern Expressway, all the way from Gawler to the Port River Expressway. The sums had been done and everything was done and dusted: 'Don't you worry about that. Action now for the future!'
The only problem is that it cost $600 million and not $300 million and it has blown over in budget and time frame, and that does not include the fact that they just forgot that another section is required from the Salisbury Highway out west through Penrice Salts down to the Port River Expressway—another $200 to $300 million. It will finish up costing nearly $1 billion, but they costed it at $300 million. They are pretty good at costing and developing a project. Just look at the Northern Expressway!
Then there was the Anzac Highway underpass. That was costed but is still not finished yet. Anyone who wants to drive through it at 40 km/h is welcome. It was going to cost $65 million, but then, lo and behold, when they went away and did their sums they got it wrong: it is almost double that at $118 million. They forgot that when you come out of the tunnel you hit a tramline, so it is another $32 million to build an overpass for the tram—a good one there, too.
Of course there was Techport, a very worthwhile development that we fully support. It was costed at $120 million, but they then realised that they had really messed it up and that it would cost $260 million, actually. So, they came here and said, 'We've decided to rescope the project.' This is great: you muck it up and then come in here and say, 'We've rescoped the project. We've had a second think about it; it will cost more than twice what we said it would.' Do not be surprised to find a few of the promises in this budget rescoped a little bit if this lot gets a third term. Their track record on delivering infrastructure is less than inspiring.
I want to make some additional points about how things could have been different, because things could have been done better. If the Liberals had been in government over the last eight years, I can tell you quite a number of things would have been done very differently indeed. Let me start with a few.
We would have kept the costs of government under control, in particular the uncontrolled growth in the size and cost of the Public Service. We are not advocates for trying to turn back the clock and slashing and burning as this government is now attempting to do. There is a better way—do not let the problem evolve in the first place. The government has gone out and offered some wonderful people (16,400 of them) work. It did that because it had windfall revenue flooding in and it rushed out and spent it. Now that it has been caught out by the downturn, it is in the position of having to turn around to those good people and say, 'Now we want to get rid of you.'
My point is simple: if the government had kept its belt tight instead of opening it out as quickly as it swallowed the cash, it would not have put those people in that position. It would not have built up their hopes for a career in the Public Service only to tell them later that the government wants to get rid of them. You have to manage your affairs stringently and properly.
We would have used buoyant surpluses in that up cycle to make structural changes to state taxation so as to make us more competitive. This current state government—and this is a point that has largely been missed—and this Treasurer, in particular, have turned South Australia into the highest taxed state in the commonwealth. It was not that way when they came to government. It is now official. It is in the budget papers. The government has even recycled in the budget papers the Commonwealth Grants Commission table that proves it to be so.
It is not me making the claim: it is the Commonwealth Grants Commission, which is the independent auditor. Property tax is up by 95 per cent; taxes on insurance are up by 52 per cent; and taxes on motor vehicles are up by 37 per cent. It is now more expensive to buy and register a car in Mount Gambier and the Riverland than it is in Victoria or New South Wales. Payroll tax is up 52 per cent, with thousands of employers paying more. Land tax has increased by 292 per cent since the Rann Labor government came to office. Back in 2002, 69,000 people paid land tax. Today, the figure is 188,000.
One of the first actions I took as opposition leader was to hold a tax summit. We have been hard at work looking at the options for reform and talking to stakeholders about them. Everyone in the country agrees that root and branch reform of taxes is needed, even prime minister Kevin Rudd—but not the Premier, and the Treasurer and Deputy Premier. Reform must be comprehensive, long-term and strategic, and must take South Australia into a more competitive space. We do not need piecemeal offerings.
In recent months I have been out, along with all opposition members, talking to businesses, and I can give three examples of where this comes home to roost. I was at a child care centre and they were explaining to me that they pay the highest land taxes in the country. They explained that those costs are passed on to mums and dads through their child care fees, and they were appealing to us to look at ways to help them out.
Then I went to the Pooraka food and produce market and I met with food and vegetable producers—Italians, Greeks, and Australians of all backgrounds—who are trying to make ends meet. They told me that our food and produce market is the highest taxed in the country and that, again, those high land taxes are being passed on to mums and dads in the supermarkets when they buy their fruit and vegetables. They are in a considerably disadvantaged position—and they do export interstate—compared to their competitors in other states.
Then I went to an earthmoving business, and this is particularly interesting. Here was an earthmoving business with a lot of items of plant in their yard and employing a lot of people. It is paying the highest land tax in the country; it has the most difficult payroll tax threshold in the country and it is facing a raft of other government taxes and charges inflicted by the Rann Labor government—
Mr Williams: WorkCover.
Mr HAMILTON-SMITH: —that are the highest in the country. In particular, as my friend the member for Mackillop points out, the highest WorkCover levies in the nation. They are finding that their costs of business have been pushed to a point where they are bidding for work and getting knocked off for that work by interstate companies which are coming over here and using lower costs and winning business for South Australian contracts from our own people. We are not opposed to interstate trade: it is a wonderful thing. Our companies are doing business over there, too, but it irks these businesses when they find, as in the case of the northern expressway, for example, and as I have been told by stakeholders, that three out of every four items of plant and machinery on that project are from interstate.
Where is the justice in that? It would not be so bad if it was a level playing field, but those Victorian, New South Wales and Queensland businesses are coming over here, they are paying lower WorkCover fees, lower land taxes, lower taxes and charges, and lower payroll taxes. Of course, they can bid more cheaply for the work because they are more competitive than our businesses—
The Hon. K.O. Foley interjecting:
Mr HAMILTON-SMITH: Well, go and talk to them. I will take you out there. Come with me; I will introduce you to the business. Talk to them yourself. Ask them, and they will tell you the facts. The same stakeholders tell me that the picture is looking very similar for the desal plant. This is a problem, and it is a problem of this government's design. Another thing a state Liberal government would have been doing is building infrastructure during the up cycle and using surpluses for that task, not leaving it for promises in our eighth term of government.
Desalination infrastructure would have already been in place and supplying water to ease water restrictions to secure Adelaide's future. Western Australia was building its desalination plant years ago. It has been up and running for years. They are building a second one. Every other state has left us behind. Under a Liberal government, the state would already be drinking desalinated water and the River Murray would be much better off for it, and so would our food producers.
Stormwater infrastructure is a glaring shortcoming in Labor's whole approach to waterproofing South Australia. A state Liberal government has been calling for years for a $400 million investment to capture stormwater in 13 sites throughout the west of the city. It is green and it is clean. It would save Gulf St Vincent and balance our water resources. We would have had world-class expertise in the state. We have it here. Our experts in stormwater harvesting and re-use are the envy of the world. We will back them, we will support them and we will deliver a diversified water capture and re-use capability to South Australians. Building it will be one of the first decisions we make. I think it is a decision this government should have made and considered more carefully before it decided to double the desalination plant, but that is the decision it has made. It is an important point of difference.
On roads, the budget and previous budgets have failed. The backlog of road maintenance is well above $200 million. There is no plan to develop major regional roads to build bypasses around places like Port Wakefield and to duplicate major highways like the Princes Highway and the Dukes Highway. There seem to be no long-term planning structures in place. We have a State Strategic Plan and we have an infrastructure plan, yet we keep getting decisions from this government that bear no resemblance to the plan. We must eventually be able to drive nonstop from Wingfield to the south—and the north-south access through the city is a glaring deficiency in this budget. It is important for workers, it is important for businesses and it is important for families. We need a plan on roads, and we need execution of that plan and delivery.
I have mentioned in the past the need for our state to develop emerging technologies in energy. From solar thermal to wave-powered energy and wind-powered regional desalination plants, there is a new horizon on energy delivery, and we must embrace it more fully. Federal Liberal government MRET funding has already been used in this state to build wind power, and we fully supported that. We will work further with green, renewable energy developers to lock in such capabilities in this state further, and we will deliver more than a mini wind turbine on the Premier's office building.
Government policy on land use and availability must be reformed. This is another area where it would have been different had it been a Liberal government. On behalf of this government, LMC is operating as a profit centre instead of a land use manager. Small businesses and home owners are paying the price with spectacular increases in South Australia over recent years, making home loan affordability even more difficult. There simply needs to be a 20-year infrastructure plan addressing all these issues.
All we have been offered are a few projects with no overarching vision. The state Liberals would have been making sure that we got what we deserved, that we got what we needed. The key to transforming South Australia's economy is to fully embrace innovation venture capital and entrepreneurship. Manufacturing has been suffering under Labor. Mitsubishi is gone along with a host of other well-known names—South Australian businesses, gone. Labor needs to understand that we will not be able to compete with China, India and other emerging economies on the cost factors of production. We have to be smart; we have to be innovative.
Linked to innovation is the need for venture capital and greater encouragement of entrepreneurship. Government needs to facilitate the coming together of business entrepreneurs and financiers with our creative centres of excellence across the state. The state Liberals will have a lot more to say about this later, but we are not doing enough as a state to encourage entrepreneurship and risk taking within our business community or to protect intellectual property and to establish frameworks for cooperation. The budget is mainly silent on these initiatives.
Most importantly of all, a state Liberal government would have delivered a budget which provided a long-term vision. We needed a budget in this eighth year of Labor which pointed to the government's long-term vision looking out 20 to 30 years. Instead, we have been given a budget—like its predecessors—that looks out to the next election. The Liberals have released a master plan for Adelaide which sets out a vision for a new hospital at its present site (why on earth would you move our major hospital away from its teaching university?) and a vision which provides a City West precinct beside the Torrens, including plans to be part of a World Cup soccer bid and a Commonwealth Games using first-class sports and entertainment facilities as a catalyst to enliven the city, to create jobs and to create economic activity.
It is a plan for recovery from the financial downturn. It is about jobs. It is a vision which builds ring roads around the city and which enhances public transport. It is a vision which brings alive and preserves the Parklands by staking out a greater role for state government in planning decisions in the city and in the Parklands, and a vision which points to a city of seaside villages—a unique and beautiful city which stands out from other Australian destinations.
We have exciting plans for regional South Australia, which has also been forgotten in this budget. A Liberal budget would have been moulded to inspire our children and our grandchildren so that they want to stay here and not leave. It would have aimed to support Adelaide's vibrant business community. We would back our teachers and build on our heritage of excellence in education. We believe in the excellence of our doctors and nurses; we believe in preventing our young offenders from becoming adult criminals rather than the 'rack 'em, stack 'em and pack 'em' approach adopted by the Treasurer and the Premier. We would have done things differently.
In summary, South Australia has missed a great opportunity over the last eight years of economic growth. The Premier ignores this and spends much needed taxpayer funds promoting the notion that he is a good economic manager. Endless millions have been spent on government funded advertising. I remind him once again of his now famous words on 19 June 2001 in this place, when he said: 'We all know that when we see a politician in taxpayer-funded ads it's just a cheap way of doing party political ads.'
Last week, I challenged the Premier to engage in three debates during the coming election campaign: one on water, another on tax reform and jobs and another on a vision for the state's future. I repeat that challenge here in the house: let us get the debate out there for the public to consider. The reason for this challenge is simple. The government has failed to deliver a comprehensive and diverse answer to the challenges of our state's water security. It has failed to deliver on tax reform—in fact, it has turned us into the highest taxed state in the country, and jobs have been lost as a result. It has no vision for South Australia's future. Glossy brochures and slick TV ads are no substitute for a genuine framework for the future.
This government will go to the next election with a poor record of expense control and budget discipline, but it will plan to get out the $750 million worth of cuts the day after the election.
The Hon. K.O. Foley interjecting:
Mr HAMILTON-SMITH: Well, I can tell you, anyone who was gifted $3 billion would look pretty good to the ratings agency. This government will go to the next election having failed to build infrastructure and reform outdated and unfair taxes. It has just delivered a budget that gives no direction, no assurance and no vision to South Australia, but it is full of promises for the future. In the good times it is very easy to govern, but in the tough times citizens look to their government for strength, stability and security.
The budget shows that, in these difficult economic times, the Rann government has failed its toughest test. It has had to be bailed out hook, line and sinker. It is a government with no vision, no detail and no idea, and that government must change.
Mr GRIFFITHS (Goyder) (12:37): It is my pleasure to follow the Leader of the Opposition and also contribute to this debate. I commend the leader on his contribution. There is no doubt that in the last hour he has identified many issues about which South Australians should be very concerned. Members on this side of the house will continue to raise points of interest to us within our particular portfolio areas or, indeed, within our electorates, as part of the grievance debate. However, there are some contributions that I also wish to make.
I am a glass half-full type of person. I try to look at things reasonably to identify where there is a strength or a weakness. I must admit that, when I provided some commentary to my local newspaper about the budget this year, I sent it through and on the bottom I put a personal comment that this time I am a lot more political in my responses because I am angry about this budget. I think there are more people in South Australia who should be angry about this budget, because I do not believe that it delivers upon the needs of South Australians, be they metropolitan-based or regionally-based, and what they need for the next four years that the budget projects, or certainly even for the next 12 months over which the government currently has control.
There are some issues that I want to target straight away. We heard incessantly and constantly from the Treasurer about the financial pressures that the budget would be under: the global financial crisis, the surplus last year and the anticipated deficit of $265 million this financial year. That is why it really surprised me when the first figure that I looked at showed that the budget income this year had increased by $1 billion. We have gone from $13.4 billion to $14.4 billion, thereby creating an enormous additional capacity to undertake works, to support people and to provide the necessary infrastructure and services that people need.
However, again, we have a lot of frustrations. It appears to us, from our quite diligent review of the budget papers, that it is not delivering on what the real needs of South Australians are. This figure of $14.4 billion is an enormous sum. It has grown from slightly over $8 billion in the 2002 year, when the budget was last presented by the Liberal Party, to $14.4 billion. Imagine what capacity that creates to undertake work. It is an opportunity that we feel has been lost.
Vital infrastructure has not been recognised and funded and put into programs to ensure their delivery. Our continuing frustration is the fact that, where commitments have been given to infrastructure areas, in particular, within two years they seemingly drop off the radar completely. Mount Bold, as highlighted by the leader, was one of those. Two years ago, the Treasurer talked in his budget speech about the vision for Mount Bold: increasing its storage capacity to provide for Adelaide's water needs for two years. The year after that it suddenly became the Mount Lofty Ranges, and now it has gone completely.
Water is the absolute critical issue facing our state. I have no doubt that the member for Hammond and other members in their contributions will highlight this particular area, but I also want to make some comments. I am a believer in desal technology. All of us within this chamber recognise that for the future of South Australia we need to have some level of desal to ensure a constant water supply, and that is why in January 2007 we supported the provision of a 45 gigalitre desal plant, similar to what was constructed south of Perth.
At that time the government said that it was not interested, that a desal plant was not necessary and that it had other plans in place. It has since been proven that there were no other plans in place. We have relied upon a continual drawdown of the River Murray. There is no more capacity in there. Funds have been allocated to buy water for critical human needs. It is important that South Australia provides as much as it possibly can for its water needs and that is why desal is part of the solution. We support the 50 gigalitre plant. We recognise that the $1.5 billion allocated for the 50 gigalitre plant is necessary—it will ensure that we have water supplies available to us.
We have great concern about the intention to double the size of the plant to 100 gigalitres at a cost of some $330 million, of which the federal government is contributing just over $220 million. As we have said constantly to the South Australian public, our solution is that there needs to be a combination of technologies. In this case we feel that stormwater harvesting on the Adelaide Plains—there is the potential to capture and reuse some 89 gigalitres at a cost of approximately $400 million—has to be part of the answer.
Salisbury council has done magnificent work—and no member in this chamber would refute that. I am advised that within the next 12 months it will have available around 18 gigalitres per year to supply to its consumers. Why do we as a state not recognise that good work and improve upon it in order to ensure that we have a larger amount of stormwater? Adelaide's water needs fall upon Adelaide each year. We should make sure we use it.
I also want to comment on budget restraint, which is a particular issue for me and which will remain so as long as I have the opportunity to serve in this chamber. My great frustration is that whenever the Treasurer presents a budget there is an opportunity for a far greater level of revenue than he anticipated. Over the eight years of the budgets he has presented, the cumulative additional revenue that has been received is some $3.8 billion. He also has the capacity, seemingly—not always as part of policy announcements—to incur significant additional overruns and costs.
Since the 2002-03 financial year, the additional costs the South Australian public has had to fund have amounted to $2.742 billion. That demonstrates a real incapacity of ministers in government to control expenses and revenues. Revenues come from the pockets of hardworking South Australians. Expenses are the area where government has to ensure it controls costs—and that is where I have the greatest frustration.
There is a direct ministerial responsibility for departmental budgets. It appears to me that that direct responsibility and control has been very lax. I know many members talk about the increase in Public Service numbers, but my comments when I talk about that are never a criticism of the fine people who work for the Public Service: it is more about the inability of ministers and departmental CEOs to ensure that the people they hire are funded as part of the budget process.
There is a reality attached to the fact that services are important in our state. Services are provided by public servants, so we need a good level of public service to ensure that all South Australians—irrespective of their social standing, financial capacity or residential location—get the greatest range of services possible. I am serious about the fact that government controls have been terribly slack in this area. It is something that needs to change and I assure you, Mr Speaker, that from 21 March 2010, with members of the Liberal Party in government, there will be a very different focus on that.
Tax increases hit every person, every family and every business in our community in some way. It is easy to level the accusation that tax increases are only for the richer people in our community who as a result of what they do are up for more dollars. In reality, it affects everybody, and I want to take the opportunity to demonstrate this in a few ways.
Land tax has been a very emotive issue in the past 12 months, probably longer. A constant stream of callers to talkback radio have spoken about their particular case and how land tax has gone up to enormous levels. The leader has already commented on the fact that, in the seven years of budgets presented by the Treasurer, we have had a 292 per cent increase in land tax alone. But for me, the drastic impact of that knowledge came about in the 2008-09 financial year. In the previous financial year, the state government collected from private property owners some $220 million in land tax. As part of the preparation for 2008-09, it budgeted for a 37 per cent increase in that land tax. That is a disgraceful amount. That was the position I tried to get out to the media very early on: that this is an area where you need to ask questions. It has become evident that it is an issue.
It is amazing that, when we got the budget papers for 2009-10 and looked at the estimated result for 2008-09, we found that land tax has increased by more than 37 per cent; it has gone up by 49.8 per cent. So, we have had a situation where, in the previous financial year, $220 million in land tax has come in from private property owners, yet in the 2008-09 financial year the anticipated result is $330 million—an increase of 50 per cent. This is a cost that each South Australian bears. It is not just the fact that it is the very vast number of 188,000 people who have paid land tax who are responsible for this, because you have to consider the properties to which this land tax applies and how that impacts on people.
In the past 10 years there has been a growing trend for people to plan for their own retirement, to invest and to ensure that they have a revenue stream that will fund the level of lifestyle they want. For many of those people that has been based around property investment, and they must now be seriously considering whether they want to continue with this philosophy, because they are suddenly faced with the holding costs of those properties that they purchased at the time. It might have been many years ago when there was a very different taxation structure in place and a reasonable level of tax was being levied, but now they suddenly find that it is near impossible to be able to afford to retain those properties.
I have had people come to me who have quoted examples in the North Adelaide area of land tax bill increases from $14,000 to $124,000. That is one extreme end of the spectrum. I know that a lot of holiday home owners in coastal areas, including the Yorke Peninsula, face land tax that is now in the range of $7,000-odd, and that makes it very difficult to hold on to those properties.
I refer to those people at the lower end of the socioeconomic scale who will always be reliant on private rental accommodation because of the crisis within public housing with not enough accommodation available to them. Those people are renting properties upon which land tax is paid, and the owners of those properties may have managed to accumulate two or three homes as part of their investment strategy. In addition to the added effect of the accumulation of the values in question, the effect of having a threshold of $110,000 on site value is a very significant land tax bill that eventually has to be passed on to the consumer—in this case, the tenant.
This is forcing rents to increase dramatically, making it very difficult for families with even average means to be able to afford to rent homes. It is hurting communities in South Australia. Sadly, the response from the government has been that, yes, the Treasurer has recognised the fact that a few people are talking about it, but it appears as though he believes that the political issues involved are that the property owners—those 188,000 people who pay land tax—in the main are conservative voters and, therefore, seemingly the Treasurer does not have a great deal of concern or even a response to that, and he just lets it slide.
The leader has quoted three examples of where businesses are under pressure, including the produce market at Pooraka. That market has an enormous level of land tax liability, which in turn has to flow on to the cost of the produce sold through that facility. That cost is outlaid into the fruit and vegetable stalls everywhere around the state and, in turn, it has to be paid by the consumer. So, the consumers are paying, the tenants are paying and the property owners are paying—it is the whole cycle of payment that goes into the government coffers. Land tax is a burden that is hurting a great number of people.
We need to be better about this. The opposition is focused on developing policy that is fairer because I know that the people I speak to recognise that when you own property, run a business and employ people, there is society's expectation of a reasonable level of tax being paid. They understand that but they just want to ensure that that level of taxation still allows businesses and people to be profitable. That is not happening, and that is where the real concerns are.
Water prices, too, are a big concern for me. Last year we had significant increases in water costs across all levels. The figures I saw for the lower end users showed an increase of some 42 per cent. This year, in the budget announced by the Treasurer, there is a reduction in the supply charge, but there is an increase of between 36 and 37 per cent in water per kilolitre that will be charged to every consumer for every kilolitre that goes through SA Water's mains network this year. This is affecting real people; this is affecting families who are already struggling to pay the mountains of bills that a difficult economic environment creates. It is a grab for cash.
I would love for the Treasurer to come into this place and indicate that, yes, funds have to go into SA Water to pay off the desal plant, which is coming from borrowings. Many members have spoken about the fact the dividend taken into Treasury from SA Water should be able to fund that, but it has not been used appropriately. Let us ensure that we do not make it impossible for people to have the level of water they need.
Again, the focus is on debt, and this is an issue that I want to talk about for a little while. Debt in 1992 was terrible for the state. Its slowed us down and made things economically difficult for us for a decade. It was slowly overcome. Difficult decisions had to be made on our side of the chamber, when in government, to improve the financial position of the state. Through the treasurer's efforts to repay debt, in the 2007-08 financial year we reduced the liability to zero for government sector debt.
Now, though, we find that the forward estimates project an enormous increase out to some $3.1 billion in direct government sector debt; and that is in four years. It is an enormous level of borrowing that has to be paid by the taxpayer in South Australia. On top of that, we also have non-public sector debt, where instrumentalities, such as SA Water, SA Housing Trust, and TransAdelaide, all increase the liability for South Australians out to $6.7 billion. All of this should be a concern, because our children and our grandchildren will be liable for that.
We have recognised for some time the liability on public sector superannuation. There is a plan in place, formulated by the Liberals, I might say, to repay that debt. That plan was formulated in the early 1990s, when the economics of the state were somewhat difficult, to fully fund by 2034. That period has not changed, with the Treasurer in power in a far more advantageous financial position. I note that he has to make an interest payment of, I think, $430 million in this year's budget to the unfunded superannuation liability to keep up with the repayment schedule, but it presents an enormous challenge for our state.
In closing, I want to comment on the Sustainable Budget Commission. I am truly amazed that, after reviews by this government in 2002 and 2006, from which recommendations on savings opportunities were created—and the Treasurer himself has talked about $1.5 billion—we now find that, as part of an announcement one year out from an election, it was intended to put in place a Sustainable Budget Commission, the first job of which was to make recommendations on when the state budget for 2010-11 should be presented. I was flabbergasted.
Subject to the terms of reference the Treasurer provides to them, supposedly after 20 March 2010, if, in fact, the Treasurer is returned to power—and we and people we talk to in South Australia do not believe that will be the case—the challenge is a recurrent saving cost of $150 million in the first financial year and then an extra $150 million to create $250 million in the second year and then an extra $100 million to create $350 million in the third financial year. Those savings are on top of savings previously announced over the last three budgets, and they create a current saving in 2012-13 of $545 million.
My real concern is that, when the Treasurer presents this budget, he factors in wages costs; there is no doubt about that. He must have taken a reasonably prudent level, one would presume, of wage increases across the forward estimates. However, as part of the budgetary commentary and as part of the Treasurer's media statements, of that eventual $350 million in savings in 2012-13, he is talking about $290 million being achieved by keeping public sector wage increases to a maximum of 2.5 per cent, basically from 2009-10 out to that period.
If the Treasurer is saying that that is an opportunity to save $290 million, what is he actually factoring in as wage increases from 2009-10 out to that period? I am really concerned. I would love the Treasurer to clarify this with me if I am wrong, but is there some level of duplication there? Surely, the Treasurer has factored in reasonable increases, given the state of our economy and the national economy. I know that other states have talked about restraint in public sector wage increases—in Tasmania, I think it is in the range of 1 per cent for the next two years.
If the Treasurer has factored that in but is then talking about $290 million in savings in public sector wages on top of that across that forward period, what does he have in the budget, as it is presented in its raw form, for wages growth? That is something the Treasurer needs to respond to because it is an important issue. It is also an important issue in relation to the AAA credit rating.
Prior to the government bringing down its budget, I was criticised for saying that the loss of the AAA credit rating could cost this state in the range of $50 million to $60 million, but that statement is actually correct. New South Wales, as part of its mini-budget presented several months ago, talked about the loss of that state's AAA credit rating having the effect of adding between 20 and 25 basis points to the cost of that state's borrowings.
We have done our sums and, based on the liability out across the forward estimates of $3.1 billion, an increase of 23 basis points will give you that figure. We have brought to the attention of the South Australian community a concern of which they need to be aware. There are a lot of concerns within this budget. I know that members on this side of the chamber will talk about the worries they have with many different areas of this budget.
South Australians deserve far better. This state deserves a budget that not only has vision but, importantly, encourages business, and that is where my concern lies. It is a difficult time for business. Business has been hit with the cost of regulation responsibilities, and it has been hit with payroll tax, which is payable after you get to $600,000, which is a rate of 4.95. It is very difficult to see that we can be competitive when compared with other states across Australia. That is why the leader constantly quotes the example of major infrastructure projects, where interstate companies are working in South Australia. These companies do have a competitive advantage because they have a cost structure. Until we get our cost structure right and until we can ensure that business opportunities exist, that business is encouraged and that the opportunity will constantly be there for employment, this budget concerns me.
Debate adjourned on motion of Dr McFetridge.
[Sitting suspended from 12:57 to 14:00]