-
ATKINSON, Michael John
-
Speeches
- Adelaide Oval Redevelopment and Management Bill
- Appropriation Bill
-
Easling, Mr T.
- Electoral (Publication of Electoral Material) Amendment Bill
- Electorate Services
- King, Hon. L.J.
- Local Government (Road Closures—1934 Act) Amendment Bill
-
Local Government Meetings
- Members' Allowances
- Mullighan, Mr E.p.
- News Limited
- Operation Flinders Foundation
- St Clair Land Swap
- Statutes Amendment (De Facto Relationships) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Driving Offences) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Public Assemblies and Addresses) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Surrogacy) Amendment Bill
-
Questions
- Aboriginal Lands Trust Act
- Adelaide West Special Education Centre
- Bowden Urban Village
- CFS Foundation
-
Country Health Services
- Defence Sector
- Disabled Children
- Ethnic Communities
- Film Classification
- Goyder Institute for Water Research
- Grant, Mr B.
- Greek Language Curriculum
- Indigenous Tourism Training
- Industry and Indigenous Skills Centre Program
- Industry Capability Network
- Inner Metropolitan Area Character Suburbs
- International Nurses Day
- International Students
- Knight Review
- Marathon Resources
- Native Fish Awareness Week
- Oakbank Easter Racing Carnival
- Partners of Veterans Association
- Public Hospital Statistics
- Public Sector Performance Commission
- Republic of Cyprus
- Road Safety
- Road Safety Strategy
- Science and Maths Teaching
- South Australia Police
- South Australian Sports Institute
- Treasurer's Portfolio
-
Speeches
-
BEDFORD, Frances Ellen
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Alcohol Consumption
- Annual Lecture
-
Appropriation Bill
- Australian (Human Powered Vehicle) Super Series
- Australian Blind Bowlers Association National Championships
- Australian Defence Force
- Battle of Long Tan
-
Calisthenics National Championships
- Childhood Cancer Association
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Medical Defences—End of Life Arrangements) Amendment Bill
- Deaf CanDo
- Federal Health Funding
- Festival of Music
-
Generations in Jazz
-
Genetically Modified Crops
- Health and Community Service Rights
- History Festival
-
Hospital Parking
- International Women's Day
-
International Workers Memorial Day
- Johnston, Mr E.f.
- Muriel Matters
- NAIDOC Awards
- North East Residents Action Group
- O'dea, Mr D.
- Parental Leave
- Pedal Prix
- Photographic Film
- Renewable Energy
- Royal Wedding Gift
- SHine SA
-
Social Development Committee
- Social Development Committee: Dental Services for Older South Australians
- Social Development Committee: Same-Sex Parenting
- Social History Museum
- Sorry Day
- South Australia, Settlement Celebrations
- South Australian Public Health Bill
-
Thorpe, Ms A.
- Titanic Commemoration
- Unification of Italy
-
Women in Sport
- Women's Christian Temperance Union
- Women's Sporting Achievements
- Wyatt, Mr K.
-
Questions
- Aboriginal Advanced Manufacturing Skills
- Aboriginal Education
- Aboriginal Women
- Active Club Program
- Affordable Housing
- Aged Support
- ANZAC Activities
- Coalition Budget Cuts
- Disability Services
- Elderly Citizens, Home Visits
- Fire Danger Season
- Health Services, North-Eastern Suburbs
- History Festival
- Homelessness
- Hospital Information Dashboard
- International Education Sector
- Kickstart Training Program
- Lower Lakes
- Mental Health
- Modbury Hospital
- Mustard, Dr F.
- National Police Remembrance Day
- Natural Resources Management Community Grant Scheme
- Recreation and Sport Facilities
- Refugee and Migrant Support
- Rehabilitation and Return to Work
- Remembrance Day
- School Leavers
- School Teaching and Learning Portal
- Schools, Statistics
- Science Initiatives
- Skills Strategy
- Sorry Day
- Stepping Up the Pace Program
- Thebarton Senior College
- Veterans' Advisory Council
- Vulnerable Species, Murray-Darling Basin
- Windsor Gardens Vocational College
-
Speeches
-
BIGNELL, Leon William Kennedy
-
Speeches
- Aboriginal Equality
- Address in Reply
- Adelaide Oval Redevelopment and Management Bill
- Amy's Ride
-
Appropriation Bill
- APY Lands
-
Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale
- Country Ambulance Stations
- Country Sporting Clubs
-
Criminal Law Consolidation (Medical Defences—End of Life Arrangements) Amendment Bill
-
2011-05-19
-
- Emergency Services
- Farmers
- Gemtree Vineyards
- Gifford, Mr Dun
- Grain Handling Industry
- Hackham South-East Development
- Mawson Electorate
- McLaren Vale Region
- Minda Incorporated
- National Broadband Network
- Neighbourhood Watch
- Onkaparinga, Buffer Zones
- Parliamentary Secretary
- Piazza Della Valle
-
Publishing Committee
- Recreation Grounds (Regulations) (Penalties) Amendment Bill
- Regional Representation
- Richardson, Mr D.
-
Roxby Downs (Indenture Ratification) (Amendment of Indenture) Amendment Bill
-
2011-11-09
-
- Select Committee on the Grain Handling Industry
-
Shop Trading Hours (Rundle Mall Tourist Precinct) Amendment Bill
- Small Business Commissioner Bill
- South Australia, Settlement Celebrations
-
Southern Expressway
- Unification of Italy
- Volunteers
- White Ribbon Ambassadors
- Wilmark Awards
- Yudum
-
Questions
- Adelaide Festival of Arts and Fringe Festival 50th Anniversary
- Agribusiness Council
-
Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale
- Better Behaviour Centres
- Ceduna District Health Service
- Child Protection
- Children in State Care
- Commonwealth Games
- Coorong, Lower Lakes and Murray Mouth Region
- Country Hospitals
- Graffiti Vandalism
- History Week
- Hospitals, Funding
- Hospitals, Remembrance Day
- Humiliating and Degrading Images
- International Tourists
- Kangaroo Island Surfing Competition
- Local Government Accountability
-
Locust Plague
- National Health Reform
- Panasonic Kid Witness News New Vision Awards
- Prisoner Home Detention
- Remote Indigenous Services
- Riverine Recovery Project
- Schools, Physical Activity and Health Initiatives
- Science Initiatives
- Small Business Commissioner
- Standing Committee on Law and Justice
- Training Awards
- Training Organisations
- Trigeneration Energy
- Waterfall Gully to Mount Lofty Walking Trail
- Wire Rope Safety Barriers
-
Speeches
-
BREUER OAM, Lynette Ruth
-
Speeches
- APY Lands
- Auditor-General's Report
- Bohlin, Mr B.
- Brook, Mr P.
- Chairman of Committees, Election
- Chamber Bells
-
Chamber Dress Code
- Chamber Filming
- Collier, Dr Paul
- Drinking Water
- Dunstan, Sir Donald
- Go Red for Women
- Governor's Speech
- Hunt, Mr D.
- International Women's Day
- Jackson-Nelson, Mrs M.
- Jacobs, Mr S.J.
- Jenkins, Mr H.
- Johnston, Mr E.f.
- Kruse, Mr E.g. (Tom)
- Larcombe, Sapper Jamie
- Legislative Council Vacancy
- Lodge, Mr D.
-
Matter of Privilege
- Mcinally, Mr G.
- Member for Bragg, Naming
- Member for Norwood, Naming
- Member for Schubert
- Member for Torrens
- Members' Behaviour
- Mullighan, Mr E.p.
- New Prime Minister
- Parliamentary Committees
- Polish Air Tragedy
- Prince Alfred College Incorporation (Variation of Constitution) Amendment Bill
- Public Works Committee
- Rail Commissioner (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Reconciliation Week
-
Remembrance Day
- Rigney, Mr M.
- Rodda, Hon. W.A.
- Roxby Downs (Indenture Ratification) (Amendment of Indenture) Amendment Bill
- Seret, Mrs Claire
- Speaker, Election
- Standing Orders, Member Naming and Suspension
- Stone, Ms R.
-
Television Cameras
-
Valedictories
- Answers
-
Speeches
-
BROCK, Geoffrey Graeme
-
Speeches
-
Address in Reply
-
2010-05-25
-
- Adelaide Oval Redevelopment and Management Bill
-
Appropriation Bill
- Country Health
- Electoral (Publication of Electoral Material) Amendment Bill
- Fisherman's Bay Subdivision
- Members' Allowances
- Natural Resources Committee: Invasive Species Inquiry
- Natural Resources Committee: Levy Proposals 2010-11
- Natural Resources Committee: South Australian Arid Lands Natural Resources Management Board Region Fact Finding Visit
- Parliamentary Committees (Bushfires Committee) Amendment Bill
- Point Lowly Desalination Plant
- Port Pirie Schools
- Public Works Committee: Sustainable Industries Education Centre—Tonsley Park
- Road Traffic (Emergency Vehicles) Amendment Bill
- Road Traffic (Traffic Speed Analysers) Amendment Bill
-
School Bus Services
-
Select Committee on the Grain Handling Industry
- Standing Orders, Members' Conduct
- Stockport
- Supply Bill
-
Water Meters
-
-
Questions
- Country Hospitals
-
Displaced Effort Working Group
- Lotteries Commission of South Australia
-
Marine Parks
-
2011-02-24
-
- Port Pirie Regional Health Service
- Tour Down Under
-
Speeches
-
CAICA, Paul
-
Speeches
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee: Annual Report
- Aboriginal Lands Trust Act
- Appropriation Bill
-
Arkaroola Protection Bill
-
2011-10-19
- 2011-11-23
-
2011-11-24
-
- Chairman of Committees, Election
- Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (Exemptions and Approvals) Amendment Bill
- Commissioner for Water Security
- Criminal Law (Sentencing) (Sentencing Powers of Magistrates Court) Amendment Bill
- Draft Water Industry Bill
- Edwardstown Groundwater Contamination
- Innamincka Regional Reserve
- Johnston, Mr E.f.
- Kangaroo Island Water Treatment Plant
- Klemzig Groundwater Testing
- Legoe Family
- Livestock Slaughter
- Madeley, Mr D.
-
Marine Parks (Parliamentary Scrutiny) Amendment Bill
-
2010-07-01
-
2010-10-26
-
-
Murray River Water Allocations
-
Murray-Darling Basin
-
Murray-Darling Basin Plan
-
Native Vegetation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2011-06-22
-
2011-09-15
-
-
Natural Resources Management (Commercial Forests) Amendment Bill
-
2010-11-24
-
2011-09-29
-
-
Natural Resources Management (Review) Amendment Bill
-
2010-10-27
- 2011-02-09
-
2011-02-24
-
-
Radiation Protection and Control (Licences and Registration) Amendment Bill
-
2011-05-04
-
2011-09-15
-
- Rail Safety (Safety Coordination) Amendment Bill
- Road Traffic (Red Light Offences) Amendment Bill
- Rodda, Hon. W.A.
-
Royal Zoological Society of South Australia
- Select Committee on the Roxby Downs (Indenture Ratification) (Amendment Indenture) Amendment Bill
- Stamp Duties (Partnership Interests) Amendment Bill
- Standing and Sessional Orders
-
Summary Offences (Prescribed Motor Vehicles) Amendment Bill
- Supply Bill
- Terrorism (Surface Transport Security) Bill
-
Water Industry Bill
-
2011-07-27
- 2011-10-19
- 2011-11-10
-
- Waterworks (Tiered Pricing) Amendment Bill
- Zero Waste SA (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Answers
- Adelaide Gaol
- Adelaide Oval
- Adelaide Water Distribution Network
- Banksia Environmental Awards
- Biodiversity
-
Birkenhead Groundwater Contamination
- Building Innovation Fund
- Bushfire Prescribed Burning
- Carbon Tax
-
Clayton Weir
- Container Deposit Legislation
- Contamination Testing
- Coorong, Lower Lakes and Murray Mouth Region
-
Desalination Plant
-
Displaced Effort Working Group
-
Edwardstown Groundwater Contamination
- Electronic Waste Disposal
- Endangered Species
- Environment and Natural Resources, Volunteer Awards
- Far North Water Supplies
- Floodplain Harvesting
- Gawler Ranges Prescribed Burning
-
Goyder Institute for Water Research
- Great Artesian Basin
- Kids Teaching Kids Conference
-
Klemzig Groundwater Testing
-
Lake Bonney
-
Lower Lakes
-
Marine Parks
-
Murray River
-
Murray River Flows
-
2010-05-27
-
-
Murray River Irrigators
-
2011-02-22
-
-
Murray River Water Allocations
- 2010-05-12
-
2011-03-24
-
Murray River, Drought Compliance
-
Murray-Darling Basin Plan
-
Narrung Bund
- National Parks
- National Recycling Week
- National Water Initiative
- Native Fish Awareness Week
- Natural Resources
- Natural Resources Management
- Natural Resources Management and Landcare Awards
- Natural Resources Management Community Grant Scheme
- North-South Interconnection Project
- Rann Government
- Recycling
-
Riverine Recovery Project
-
SA Water
- SA Water Operational and Service Contracts
- SA Water Salary Sacrifice
-
SA Water Survey
-
SA Water, Murray River Licence
-
2010-10-28
-
- Sand Carting
- Save the River Murray Levy
- South Australian Heritage Fund
-
Stormwater Harvesting
- Stormwater Re-Use
- Sustainable Seafood
- Tod Reservoir
-
Union Hall
- United Water
- Uranium Enrichment
- Vulnerable Species, Murray-Darling Basin
-
Waste Management
- Water and Wastewater Charges
- Water for Good
-
Water Pricing
- Waterfall Gully to Mount Lofty Walking Trail
- Zero Waste Grants Program
-
Speeches
-
CHAPMAN, Vickie Ann
-
Speeches
-
Accessible Taxi Services
- Address in Reply
- Adelaide Hills Mining
- Adelaide Oval Redevelopment and Management Bill
-
Adelaide University Rural Properties
-
Appropriation Bill
- Arkaroola Protection Bill
- Bangka Day
- Biosecurity Cost Recovery
- Burnside Council
- Burnside Rotary Awards
- Capital Works Projects
- Chamber Dress Code
- Chelsea Cinema
- Children in State Care
- Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (Exemptions and Approvals) Amendment Bill
- Commercial Arbitration Bill
- Controlled Substances (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Controlled Substances (Offences Relating to Instructions) Amendment Bill
- Corporations (Commonwealth Powers) (Termination Day) Amendment Bill
-
Correctional Services (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2011-09-27
- 2011-10-19
-
- Crafers Speed Camera
- Credit (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
- Credit (Transitional Arrangements) Bill
- Crime Statistics
- Criminal Assets Confiscation (Prescribed Drug Offenders) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law (Sentencing) (Sentencing Considerations) Amendment Bill
- Economic and Finance Committee: Consumer Protection for Farmers
- Education and Early Childhood Services (Registration and Standards) Bill
- Electoral (Publication of Electoral Material) Amendment Bill
- Electronic Transactions (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Evidence (Discreditable Conduct) Amendment Bill
-
Evidence (Identification) Amendment Bill
-
Families and Communities Department
-
2010-07-01
- 2011-09-29
-
- Female Practitioners Act
- Freedom of Information
-
Freedom of Information (Fees) Amendment Bill
-
2010-05-27
- 2011-03-10
-
- Galapagos Islands
- Gaming Machines (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Health and Community Service Rights
-
Health Budget
-
2010-09-16
-
- Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (South Australia) Bill
-
Health Services Charitable Gifts Bill
- Home and Community Care Program
- Housing Trust
- Jacobs, Mr S.J.
- Kangaroo Island, European Settlement
- King, Hon. L.J.
- Land Management Corporation
- Larcombe, Sapper Jamie
- Legal Services Commission (Charges on Land) Amendment Bill
- Legoe Family
- Local Government (Interment of Human Remains) Amendment Bill
- Local Government (Model By-Laws) Amendment Bill
- Magistrates Court (Small Claims Jurisdiction) Amendment Bill
-
Marine Parks
-
Marine Parks (Parliamentary Scrutiny) Amendment Bill
- Member for Bragg, Naming
- Member's Remarks
- Members' Statement of Principles
- Mental Health (Repeal of Harbouring Offence) Amendment Bill
- Minda Incorporated
- Mining (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Mining (Royalties) Amendment Bill
- Minister for Multicultural Affairs
- Minister's Remarks
- Moralana Station
-
Mount Lofty Botanic Garden
- Mullighan, Mr E.p.
- Native Vegetation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Natural Resources Committee: Little Penguins
- One and All
- Operation Flinders Foundation
- Parks Community Centre
- Parliamentary Committees (Bushfires Committee) Amendment Bill
- Professional Standards (Mutual Recognition) Amendment Bill
- Public Works Committee: Burnside Primary School Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Eastern Community Mental Health Centre Clinical Accommodation Fit-Out
- Public Works Committee: New Youth Training Centre
- Public Works Committee: North South Interconnection System Project
- Public Works Committee: Youth Training Centre
- Rail Commissioner (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Rodda, Hon. W.A.
-
Roxby Downs (Indenture Ratification) (Amendment of Indenture) Amendment Bill
- SA Water
- Safe Drinking Water Bill
- School Amalgamations
- Sex Offender Allegations
- Small Business Commissioner Bill
- Social History Museum
- South Australia, Settlement Celebrations
- State Government Elections
- Statutes Amendment (Arts Agencies Governance and Other Matters) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Community and Strata Titles) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Criminal Intelligence) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (De Facto Relationships) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Directors' Liability) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Driving Offences) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Land Holding Entities and Tax Avoidance Schemes) Bill
-
2011-05-17
-
- Statutes Amendment (Personal Property Securities) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Public Interest Disclosure) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Transport Portfolio—Penalties) Bill
-
2011-03-23
-
-
Statutes Amendment and Repeal (Australian Consumer Law) Bill
-
2010-11-23
-
- Sturt's Desert Pea
- Summary Offences (Prescribed Motor Vehicles) Amendment Bill
-
Summary Offences (Tattooing, Body Piercing and Body Modification) Amendment Bill
-
2011-05-04
-
-
Summary Offences (Weapons) Amendment Bill
-
Supply Bill
- 2010-06-22
- 2010-06-23
-
2011-04-06
- Training and Skills Development (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Trustee Companies (Commonwealth Regulation) Amendment Bill
- Unification of Italy
- United Kingdom General Election
-
University of Adelaide (Trust Property) Amendment Bill
-
2010-11-25
- 2011-02-10
-
- Vocational Education and Training (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
- Water Industry Bill
- Water Meters
-
Western Mount Lofty Ranges Water Allocation Plan
- Work Health and Safety Bill
-
-
Questions
- Abbeyfield Australia
- Adelaide Dry Zone
- Anti-Corruption Branch
- APY Lands
- Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale
-
Building the Education Revolution
-
2010-05-06
- 2011-02-08
-
- Cavan Training Centre
- Ceduna Transitional Accommodation Centre
-
Child Abuse Report Line
- 2010-06-22
-
2011-06-09
- Child Death and Serious Injury Review
-
Child Protection
- Child Sex Offender Register
-
Child's Death
- Children in State Care
- Commissioner for Social Inclusion
- Disability Equipment
-
Disability Funding
-
Disability Protection Report
-
2011-09-27
-
- Disability SA
- Education and Child Development Department
- Edwardstown Groundwater Contamination
-
Ellis, Mr B.
-
2011-07-06
-
- Emergency Housing
- Film Hub, Glenside
- Financial Counselling Services
- Hicks, Mr D.
-
Housing SA
-
2011-05-05
-
- Integrity Commission
-
Julia Farr Association
-
2010-10-26
-
2010-10-27
- 2011-06-07
-
- Ladder St Vincent Street
- Minister for Forests
- North-South Interconnection Project
- Parks Community Centre
-
Police Investigations
-
2011-11-24
-
- Prisons Ppp Project
- Rebels Motorcycle Club
-
Royal Adelaide Hospital
- SA Water Operational and Service Contracts
- SA Water Salary Sacrifice
- South Australian Research and Development Institute
-
Spooner Judgement
-
2010-06-22
- 2010-06-23
-
2010-06-24
-
- Tomorrow Studio
- Transitional Accommodation Centres
- United Water
- University Vice-Chancellors
- Water Allocations
-
Speeches
-
CONLON, Patrick Frederick
-
Speeches
- 30-Year Plan for Greater Adelaide
-
Adelaide Oval Redevelopment and Management Bill
-
2011-05-18
-
2011-06-08
-
- Burnside Council
- Chairman of Committees, Election
- Economic and Finance Committee
- Environment, Resources and Development Committee
- Legislative Review Committee
- Member for Bragg, Suspension
- Member for Norwood, Naming
- Member for Unley, Naming
-
Natural Resources Committee
- Parliamentary Committee on Occupational Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation
- Premier
- Privileges Committee
- Public Works Committee
-
Rail Commissioner (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2011-04-06
-
2011-05-18
-
- Rail Safety (Safety Coordination) Amendment Bill
-
Railways (Operations and Access) (Access Regime Review) Amendment Bill
-
2011-09-14
-
2011-09-27
-
- Railways (Operations and Access) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Social Development Committee
-
Standing Orders Suspension
-
Statutes Amendment (Electricity and Gas—Price Determination Periods) Bill
-
2010-05-12
- 2010-06-24
-
- Statutes Amendment (National Energy Retail Law) Bill
- Statutory Officers Committee
-
Summary Offences (Prescribed Motor Vehicles) Amendment Bill
- Terrorism (Surface Transport Security) Bill
- Treasurer
- Valedictories
- WorkCover Corporation
- Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation (Scheme Review) Amendment Act Review
-
Answers
-
Adelaide Oval
- Adelaide Parklands
- Beelitz, Mr B.
-
Bowden Urban Village
-
Building the Education Revolution
- Burnside Council
- Carbon Tax
- Cavan Training Centre
- City Stadium
- Coal to Fuel Proposal
- Cooper Creek
- Development Plans
- Echunga School Project
- Elective Surgery
- Grant, Mr B.
- Labor Government Promises
- Myrtle Rust Disease
-
Newport Quays
-
2010-10-28
-
- Parliamentary Procedures
- Political Fundraising
- Privileges Committee
- Public Building Works
- Solar Feed-In Tariff Review
- South Road
- Southern Expressway
-
Spotless Contract
-
Taxi Vouchers
-
TransAdelaide, Disciplinary Procedures
-
Transport Department Employees
-
2011-06-21
-
-
Yorkeys Crossing
-
-
Speeches
-
EVANS, Iain Frederick
-
Speeches
-
Address in Reply
-
2010-05-11
-
- Adelaide Oval
- Adelaide Oval Redevelopment and Management Bill
- Adelaide Zoo Board
-
Appropriation Bill
- Arkaroola Protection Bill
-
Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary
- Bangka Day
- Blackwood and District Community Hospital
-
Civil Liability (Charitable Donations) Amendment Bill
-
2010-05-27
- 2010-09-16
-
-
Coroners (Reportable Death) Amendment Bill
-
2010-06-24
-
2011-03-10
-
- Correctional Services (Prisoner Compensation Quarantine Funds) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law (Sentencing) (Sentencing Powers of Magistrates Court) Amendment Bill
-
Criminal Law Consolidation (Child Pornography) Amendment Bill
-
2010-05-27
-
2011-07-28
-
-
Criminal Law Consolidation (Looting) Amendment Bill
-
2010-07-01
-
2010-10-28
-
2011-11-24
-
- Easling, Mr T.
- Gaming Machines (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Land Tax (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Local Government (Interment of Human Remains) Amendment Bill
-
Matter of Privilege
- Minister for Forests
-
Motor Vehicles (Third Party Insurance) Amendment Bill
-
Parliamentary Committees (Bushfires Committee) Amendment Bill
-
2010-07-01
- 2010-10-28
-
- Parliamentary Committees (Natural Disasters Committee) Amendment Bill
- Parliamentary Remuneration (Basic Salary) Amendment Bill
- Payroll Tax (Nexus) Amendment Bill
- Privileges Committee
- Public Sector Leave Entitlements
- Rail Freight
- Recreation Grounds (Regulations) (Penalties) Amendment Bill
- Road Traffic (Use of Test and Analysis Results) Amendment Bill
- Roxby Downs (Indenture Ratification) (Amendment of Indenture) Amendment Bill
-
Royal Adelaide Hospital
-
Sittings and Business
- Stamp Duties (Insurance) Amendment Bill
- Stamp Duties (Partnership Interests) Amendment Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Budget 2010) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Budget 2011) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Land Holding Entities and Tax Avoidance Schemes) Bill
- Stillbirths
-
Supply Bill
- Treasurer
-
Valuation of Land (Notional Valuations) Amendment Bill
-
2010-07-01
- 2010-11-25
-
-
Work Health and Safety Bill
- Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation (Employer Payments) Amendment Bill
-
-
Questions
-
Adelaide Oval
-
2010-05-12
-
2010-05-13
-
2010-05-25
-
2010-05-26
- 2010-06-23
- 2010-06-24
-
2010-06-29
- 2010-07-20
- 2010-07-22
-
2010-09-29
-
2010-09-30
-
2011-02-08
-
- Adelaide Zoo
- Adelaide Zoo Board
- Beelitz, Mr B.
- Budget Allocations
-
Budget Cuts
- Budget Savings Initiatives
- Building the Education Revolution
- Business Confidence
- Capital Works Projects
- Carbon Tax
- Christchurch Earthquake
- Community Hospital Funding
- Construction Industry Training Board
-
Credit Rating
-
2011-11-22
- 2011-11-23
-
-
Cricket Association Debt
-
2010-05-27
-
-
Debt Exposure
-
2011-10-19
-
-
Easling, Mr T.
- Eden Hills Primary School
-
ForestrySA
- Global Economic Conditions
-
Government Liability
-
2011-09-28
-
- Health Budget
- Health Department
- Hospital Parking
- Housing Finance
- Land Tax
- Lotteries Commission of South Australia
- Mid-Year Budget Review
- Minister for Forests
-
National Health Reform
-
2011-02-22
-
- Payroll Tax
-
Printer Cartridge Scam
-
2011-10-20
-
-
Public Sector Employment
-
Public Sector Leave Entitlements
- Public Sector Redundancies
-
Public Service Cuts
-
Royal Adelaide Hospital
- 2010-09-30
- 2011-02-09
-
2011-02-23
- 2011-02-24
-
2011-03-24
- 2011-04-06
-
2011-04-07
- 2011-05-19
-
2011-06-07
- 2011-06-08
-
SA Water Survey
- SA Water, Murray River Licence
-
Spotless Contract
-
State Budget
-
State Debt
-
2011-02-09
-
-
State Finances
- State Forest
- State Savings Target
- Sustainable Budget Commission
-
TransAdelaide, Disciplinary Procedures
-
Treasurer's Remarks
-
2010-06-22
-
2010-06-23
-
2010-06-24
- 2010-07-20
-
- United States Debt Crisis
- Water Pricing
-
-
Speeches
-
FOLEY, Kevin Owen
-
Speeches
-
Adelaide Oval
- Adelaide Oval Redevelopment and Management Bill
-
Appropriation Bill
-
2010-09-16
- 2010-09-29
- 2010-10-14
-
- Budget Papers Corrigendum
- Chelsea Cinema
- Christchurch Earthquake
- Compulsory Third Party Premiums
- Credit Rating
- Cricket Association Debt
- Desalination Plant Fatality
- ForestrySA
- Integrated Design Commissioner
-
Land Tax (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2010-05-11
- 2010-05-26
-
- Mining (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Mining Super Tax
-
Motor Vehicles (Third Party Insurance) Amendment Bill
-
2010-09-15
- 2010-11-09
-
- Natural Resources Committee: Little Penguins
- Opposition Staff Appointments
-
Payroll Tax (Nexus) Amendment Bill
-
2010-05-11
- 2010-05-26
-
- Police Call Centre
- Police Minister, Assault
-
Road Traffic (Use of Test and Analysis Results) Amendment Bill
-
2010-09-15
- 2010-10-26
-
-
Roxby Downs (Indenture Ratification) (Amendment of Indenture) Amendment Bill
- Speed Cameras
- Stamp Duties (Insurance) Amendment Bill
-
Standing Orders Suspension
- State Finances
-
Statutes Amendment (Budget 2010) Bill
-
2010-09-16
-
2010-09-30
-
- Statutes Amendment (Members' Benefits) Bill
-
Supply Bill
-
2010-05-11
-
2010-06-23
-
- Sustainable Budget Commission
- WorkCover Corporation
-
- Questions
-
Answers
-
Adelaide Oval
-
2010-05-12
-
2010-05-13
-
2010-05-25
-
2010-05-26
-
2010-06-23
-
2010-06-24
-
2010-06-29
-
2010-07-20
- 2010-07-22
-
- BHP Billiton
- Black Hill Fire Siren
- Budget Allocations
-
Budget Cuts
-
2010-09-15
-
-
Budget Savings Initiatives
- Building the Education Revolution
- Capital Works Projects
- Child Sex Offender Register
- Community Hospital Funding
- Country Health Services
-
Cricket Association Debt
-
2010-05-27
-
- Defence SA
- Defence Sector
-
Desalination Plant
- Education, Adult Re-Entry
- Emergency Services
-
ForestrySA
- Gillman Motorplex
- Hospitals, Funding
- Housing SA Rental Increases
- Investing Expenditure
- Joint Strike Fighter Program
-
Julia Farr Association
- Land Tax
- Mid-Year Budget Review
-
Mining Royalties
-
2010-05-11
- 2010-09-15
-
-
Mining Super Tax
-
2010-05-11
-
-
Minister for Forests
- Minister's Overseas Trip
- Mobile Phones
- Olympic Dam
- Parks Community Centre
- Payroll Tax
- Point Lowly Desalination Plant
-
Police Funding
-
Police Investigations
- Police Minister, Assault
- Prisons Ppp Project
-
Public Sector Employment
-
Royal Adelaide Hospital
- South Australia Police
-
State Budget
- 2010-05-11
-
2010-05-27
- State Finances
- State Savings Target
- Surplus Employees
- Sustainable Budget Commission
- Taxes and Charges
- Trade Promotion, Puglia Region
-
Treasurer's Remarks
- Victims of Crime Data
-
-
Speeches
-
FOX, Chloe Catienne
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Appropriation Bill
- Burqas
- Dental Services
- Economic and Finance Committee
- Group Buying Sites
- Hallett Cove Development
- Local Government (Model By-Laws) Amendment Bill
-
Minda Incorporated
- Noarlunga Rail Line Revitalisation
- Paringa Park Primary School
- Parliament (Joint Services) (Webcasting) Amendment Bill
- Public Transport
- Public Works Committee
- Shop Trading Hours (Rundle Mall Tourist Precinct) Amendment Bill
- Summary Offences (Prescribed Motor Vehicles) Amendment Bill
- Women in Power
- World Business Summit on Climate Change
-
Questions
- Adelaide Film Festival
- Adelaide Fringe
- Adelaide Oval
- Carrapateena Deposit
- CommunicAsia
- Crime Statistics, City of Salisbury
- Dental Services
- Education and Children's Services Department Complaints Process
- Foster Care
- Government Advertising
- Graffiti Vandalism
- International Tourists
- Italian Consulate
- Kangaroo Island, European Settlement
- Literacy Education
- Longinotti, Senor Manlio
- Lymphoedema Assessment Clinic
- Mental Health
- National Volunteer Week
- Numeracy and Literacy
- Oncology Services
- Open Space Funding
- Political Fundraising
- Prisons, Contraband
- Road Safety
- Schools, Behavioural Centres
- Small Business Commissioner
- South Eastern Freeway
- Special Olympics
- State Strategic Plan
- Storm and Flood Assistance
- Stormwater Harvesting
- Tattooing Industry
-
Teacher Recruitment
- Teachers, Public Schools
- Thinkers in Residence
- Wine Industry
-
Answers
- Accessible Taxi Services
- Adelaide Railway Station
- Christmas Pageant
- Ministerial Code of Conduct
- National Rail Day
- Planning, Transport and Infrastructure Department Staff
- Premium City Central Bus Stops
-
Public Transport
- Public Transport Ticketing
- Taxi Driver of the Year Awards
- Transport, Seniors Cards
-
Speeches
-
GARDNER, John Anthony William
-
Speeches
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee: Annual Report
- Address in Reply
- Adelaide Oval Redevelopment and Management Bill
-
Appropriation Bill
-
2010-09-29
- 2010-10-14
- 2011-06-22
-
- Athelstone Primary Schools Amalgamation
-
Black Hill Pony Club
-
2010-06-29
-
2010-09-30
-
- Campbelltown Rotary Club
- Controlled Substances (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Assets Confiscation (Prescribed Drug Offenders) Amendment Bill
-
Criminal Law Consolidation (Medical Defences—End of Life Arrangements) Amendment Bill
- Eating Disorder Unit
- Egyptian Christian Minority
- Electoral (Publication of Electoral Material) Amendment Bill
-
Gorge Road
-
2011-05-17
-
- Health Budget
- Jones, Mrs L.
- Land Tax (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Legislative Review Committee: Criminal Intelligence
- Legislative Review Committee: Postponement of Regulations from Expiry
- Legislative Review Committee: Victim Impact Statements
- Liquor Licensing (Supply to Minors) Amendment Bill
- Magistrates Court (Small Claims Jurisdiction) Amendment Bill
- Member's Remarks
- Members' Statement of Principles
- Montevergine Festa
- Morialta Electorate
- Newton Road/Graves Street Intersection
-
Norwood Morialta High School
-
2010-10-28
-
2011-02-24
-
- Operation Flinders Foundation
- Parliament (Joint Services) (Webcasting) Amendment Bill
- Parliamentary Web Streaming
- Photographs
- Pilgrim Lutheran Church, Magill
- Public Works Committee: Magill School Consolidation
- Rostrevor Lions Club
- Safe Drinking Water Bill
- School Amalgamations
- Shop Trading Hours (Rundle Mall Tourist Precinct) Amendment Bill
- Small Business Commissioner Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Arts Agencies Governance and Other Matters) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Driving Offences) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Public Assemblies and Addresses) Bill
- Stillbirths
- Stradbroke Primary Schools Amalgamation
- Student Performances
-
Supply Bill
- Tonkin, Dr D.
- Tuckwell, Mr D.
- Unification of Italy
- United Nations Global Peace School Program
- Wyatt, Mr K.
- Youth Parliament
- Questions
-
Speeches
-
GERAGHTY, Robyn Kathryn
-
Speeches
-
Appropriation Bill
-
2011-06-22
-
- Bangka Day
- Biosecurity Cost Recovery
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Looting) Amendment Bill
- Dernancourt Shopping Centre Traffic Lights
- Discount Airlines
- Hillcrest Community Fair
- Hospital Parking
- Italian Migration
- Jenny Reserve
- Klemzig Primary School
- Livestock Slaughter
- Maternal Mortality, Developing Countries
- Melanoma
- Parliament (Joint Services) (Webcasting) Amendment Bill
-
Point Lowly Desalination Plant
- Primary School Principals
- Regional Assembly
- Statutes Amendment (Entitlements of Members of Parliament) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Public Interest Disclosure) Bill
-
Valedictories
- Valuation of Land (Notional Valuations) Amendment Bill
-
-
Questions
- Aboriginal Health Plan
- Adelaide Cabaret Festival
- Adelaide Casino
- Adelaide Convention Centre
- Adelaide Oval
- Affordable Housing
- Barkuma
- Business Portfolio
- Country Health Services
- Defence Industry Training
- Disability Funding
- Endangered Species
- Fines Collection
- Home and Community Care Program
- Illegal Fishing
- Kangaroo Island Development
- Kangaroo Island Future Authority
- Major Developments
- Mineral Exploration
- Mining Development, Yorke Peninsula
- National Child Sex Offender Register
- National Literacy and Numeracy Tests
- National Rail Day
- Office of Crown Advocate
- Olympic Dam
- Prison Accommodation
- Productivity Places Program
- Public Hospital Statistics
- Public Integrity
- Public Policy Debate
- School Services Officers
- Serious and Organised Crime
- Sexual Health and Respectful Relationships Education
- State Strategic Plan
- Strathmont Centre
- Sustainable Seafood
- Teacher Recruitment
- Tourism Commission Board
-
Vocational Education and Training
- Youth Training Centre
-
Speeches
-
GOLDSWORTHY, Roger Mark
-
Speeches
-
Address in Reply
- Adelaide Oval Redevelopment and Management Bill
-
Appropriation Bill
- Burnside Council
- Correctional Services (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Economic and Finance Committee: Annual Report
- Economic and Finance Committee: Emergency Services Levy 2010-11
- Economic and Finance Committee: Emergency Services Levy 2011-12
- Economic and Finance Committee: Franchises (Supplementary Report)
- Electoral (Publication of Electoral Material) Amendment Bill
- Expiation of Offences (Speeding Offences) Amendment Bill
- Mid Murray, Moveable Signs Restrictions
- Motor Vehicles (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Mount Barker Development Plan Amendment
- Mount Barker, Moveable Signs Restrictions
- Natural Resources Management (Review) Amendment Bill
- Parliamentary Committees (Bushfires Committee) Amendment Bill
- Port Augusta, Moveable Signs Restrictions
- Prince Alfred College Incorporation (Variation of Constitution) Amendment Bill
- Public Works Committee: Birdwood High School Redevelopment
- Rail Safety (Safety Coordination) Amendment Bill
- Road Safety Education
-
Road Safety Strategy
- Road Traffic (Emergency Vehicles) Amendment Bill
- Road Traffic (Red Light Offences) Amendment Bill
- Road Traffic (Traffic Speed Analysers) Amendment Bill
- Robe, Moveable Signs Restrictions
- Roxby Downs (Indenture Ratification) (Amendment of Indenture) Amendment Bill
- School Bus Services
- South Australia, Settlement Celebrations
-
Speed Limits
- State Government Elections
- Statutes Amendment (Driving Offences) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Transport Portfolio—Penalties) Bill
-
2011-03-23
-
-
Supply Bill
- Yankalilla, Moveable Signs Restrictions
-
-
Questions
-
Burnside Council
- Bushfire Management Committees
- Driving Standards Review
- Gawler Ranges Prescribed Burning
- Hoon Drivers
- Minister for Forests
- Ministerial Appointment
- Police Funding
- Prisoners, Security
- Red-Light and Speed Cameras
-
Rural Road Safety Program
-
2011-03-22
-
- Speed Limits
-
Spooner, Mr Neil
- Volunteer Support Fund
-
-
Speeches
-
GRIFFITHS, Steven Paul
-
Speeches
-
Address in Reply
- Adelaide Oval Redevelopment and Management Bill
-
Appropriation Bill
- Arkaroola Protection Bill
- Blanche Terrace, Moonta Pedestrian Crossing
- Country Health
- Country Health Services
- Development (Building Rules Consent—Disability Access) Amendment Bill
- Economic and Finance Committee: Consumer Protection for Farmers
- Economic and Finance Committee: Emergency Services Levy 2010-11
- Education Funding
- Egyptian Christian Minority
- Electricity (Wind Power) Amendment Bill
- Electronic Transactions (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Gaming Machines (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Kangaroo Island Medical Services
- Kernewek Lowender
- Local Government (Interment of Human Remains) Amendment Bill
- Magistrates Court (Small Claims Jurisdiction) Amendment Bill
-
Marine Parks
- Marine Parks (Parliamentary Scrutiny) Amendment Bill
- Mining (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Mining Development, Yorke Peninsula
- Moonta Health and Aged Care Service
- Natural Resources Management (Review) Amendment Bill
- Net Fishing Bans
- No Fish Zones
- Operation Flinders Foundation
- Port Wakefield Community Waste Management Scheme
- Puglia
- Racehorses
- Rail Commissioner (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Rail Freight
- Rail Safety (Safety Coordination) Amendment Bill
- Railway Crossings
- Railways (Operations and Access) (Access Regime Review) Amendment Bill
- Railways (Operations and Access) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Recreation Grounds (Regulations) (Penalties) Amendment Bill
- Regional Road Network
- Road Safety
- Roxby Downs (Indenture Ratification) (Amendment of Indenture) Amendment Bill
- Safe Drinking Water Bill
- School Bus Contracts
-
School Bus Services
- School Buses
-
Small Business Commissioner Bill
- South Australian Public Health Bill
- South Road
- Southern Expressway
- Speed Cameras
- Statutes Amendment (Budget 2010) Bill
-
Supply Bill
- 2010-05-26
- 2010-06-23
-
2011-04-05
- 2011-04-06
- Terrorism (Surface Transport Security) Bill
- Training and Skills Development (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Wool Bay
-
-
Questions
-
Adelaide Oval
-
Adelaide Parklands
-
2011-05-18
-
- Auditor-General's Report
- Carbon Tax
- Employment Participation Rate
-
Hospitals, Funding
- Marine Parks
-
Newport Quays
-
2010-10-28
-
- Office for Recreation and Sport Facilities
- Operation Rural Focus 2
- Penalty Rates
- Public Building Works
-
Public Transport
-
2011-11-09
- 2011-11-10
-
- Puglia, Ministerial Travel
- School Bus Services
-
Small Business
- South Road
-
Transport Department Employees
-
2011-06-21
-
- Transport, Seniors Cards
- Treasurer
-
-
Speeches
-
HAMILTON-SMITH, Martin Leslie James
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
-
Adelaide Oval Redevelopment and Management Bill
-
2011-06-08
-
-
Appropriation Bill
- Arkaroola Protection Bill
- Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary
- Bangka Day
- Battle of Long Tan
- Clapham Water Pumping Station
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Medical Defences—End of Life Arrangements) Amendment Bill
- Defence Industry
- Defence Service Personnel
- Dodgy Documents
- Dunstan, Sir Donald
- Economic and Finance Committee: Annual Report
-
Education and Early Childhood Services (Registration and Standards) Bill
- Gillman Motorplex
- Government Accountability
- Internment Camps
- Land Tax (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Larcombe, Sapper Jamie
- Manufacturing Sector, South Australia
- Minister's Remarks
- Parliament (Joint Services) (Webcasting) Amendment Bill
- Pension Support for Veterans and Ex-Service Personnel
- Public Works Committee: Adelaide TAFE SA Campus
- Public Works Committee: Cowell Area School Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Dukes Highway Upgrade
- Public Works Committee: East Grand Trunkway Gillman—Industrial Estate
- Public Works Committee: Evanston Land Release
- Public Works Committee: Greater Edinburgh Parks Transport Improvement Program (Stage 1)
- Public Works Committee: Happy Valley Water Treatment Plant Chlorination Facility Upgrade
- Public Works Committee: North Terrace Cultural Institutions Security Upgrade
- Public Works Committee: Park Office Accommodation Fit-Out
- Public Works Committee: RGH Teaching Aged Care and Rehabilitation Facilities Development
- Public Works Committee: Sustainable Industries Education Centre—Tonsley Park
- Public Works Committee: Wallara Early Years to Year 7 (New Morphett Vale Primary School) Redevelopment
-
Puglia
- Rail Freight
- Remembrance Day
- Repatriation General Hospital
-
Roxby Downs (Indenture Ratification) (Amendment of Indenture) Amendment Bill
-
School Amalgamations
- School Amalgamations, Waite Electorate
-
Small Business Commissioner Bill
-
2011-09-14
-
- South Australian Economy
- Special Air Service Regiment
- State Economic Reform
- Statutes Amendment (Community and Strata Titles) Bill
-
Supply Bill
- Trade and Economic Development Department
- Trade Promotion, Puglia Region
- Valedictories
- Work Health and Safety Bill
-
Questions
-
Air Warfare Destroyer
- Auditor-General's Report
- Clevergreen Conference
- Council of International Trade and Commerce South Australia
- Defence SA
- Dodgy Documents
- Fiera Del Levante
- Gillman Motorplex
- Investing Expenditure
- KPMG Competitive Alternatives Study
-
La Réunion
- Minister for Forests
- Public Libraries
- Public Works Committee
- Puglia, Ministerial Travel
- Royal Adelaide Hospital
-
Sasanelli, Mr N.
- Small Business
- South Australia Innovation and Investment Fund
- South Australian Investment Symposium
- State Exports
- State Sponsorship and Employment Certification Targets
- Surplus Employees
- Teacher Exchange, Puglia Region
- Tiger Airways
-
Trade and Economic Development Department
-
Trade Promotion, Puglia Region
-
2010-11-09
-
-
TradeStart Program
-
2010-05-25
-
-
-
Speeches
-
HILL, John David
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Alcohol and Drug Strategy
- APY Lands, Substance Misuse Facility
- Auditor-General's Report
- Bonython, Mr H.R. (Kym)
-
Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (Exemptions and Approvals) Amendment Bill
-
Controlled Substances (Therapeutic Goods and Other Matters) Amendment Bill
-
2010-11-10
- 2010-11-23
-
- Country Health Services
-
Criminal Law Consolidation (Medical Defences—End of Life Arrangements) Amendment Bill
- 2011-03-24
-
2011-10-20
- Eating Disorder Services
- Elective Surgery
- Emergency Services Computer Aided Dispatch System
-
Food Safety Standards
- Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
-
Health and Community Services Complaints (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2010-10-27
-
2011-02-10
-
- Health Department
- Health Performance Council
-
Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (South Australia) Bill
-
2010-05-11
- 2010-05-25
- 2010-05-26
-
-
Health Services Charitable Gifts Bill
-
2010-11-24
-
2011-02-22
-
- Home Birthing
- Hospital Emergency Departments
- Hospitals
- Long, Dr R.
- Lyell McEwin Hospital Colonoscope
- Lymphoedema Assessment Clinic
- Mental Health
- Mental Health (Repeal of Harbouring Offence) Amendment Bill
- Mining (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- National Energy Retail Law (South Australia) Bill
- Palliative Care Resources
- Pika Wiya Health Advisory Council
-
Premier
- Pseudoephedrine Sales
-
Repatriation General Hospital
-
Royal Adelaide Hospital
- Royal Adelaide Hospital Gynaecology Department
- Rural Doctors
-
Safe Drinking Water Bill
-
2011-03-09
- 2011-03-22
- 2011-03-24
-
- Seaford Ambulance Station
- Seaford Police Station
-
South Australian Public Health Bill
-
2010-09-29
-
2010-11-24
-
- State Sovereignty
-
Statutes Amendment (Arts Agencies Governance and Other Matters) Bill
-
2010-06-30
- 2010-09-15
-
- Statutes Amendment (National Energy Retail Law) Bill
- Tobacco Product Regulation (Further Restrictions) Amendment Bill
- Tobacco Products Regulation (Further Restrictions) Amendment Bill
-
Trustee (Charitable Trusts) Amendment Bill
-
2010-06-23
- 2010-07-01
-
- Voluntary Euthanasia
-
Answers
-
Aboriginal Health Plan
-
Aboriginal Health Policy
- Aboriginal Renal Dialysis Services
- Adelaide Festival of Arts
- Adelaide Fringe
- Adelaide Health Service Chief Executive
- Adelaide International Guitar Festival
- Ambulance Stations
- Ambulatory and Primary Health Care Services
- APY Lands, Substance Misuse Facility
- Barossa Valley Health Facility
- Better Oral Health in Residential Care Program
-
BreastScreen SA
-
Budget Savings Initiatives
-
2011-06-07
-
- Burra Hospital
- Cancer Treatment
- Carbon Tax
- Ceduna District Health Service
-
Central Northern Adelaide Health Service
-
2011-06-09
-
2011-06-21
-
2011-09-27
-
-
Children, Youth and Women's Health Service
- 2011-06-07
-
2011-11-22
- Citi Centre Building Nurses
- Clostridium Difficile Infection
- Common Ground Framework
-
Community Hospital Funding
-
Country Health
- Country Health Care Plan
- Country Health SA Scholarships
-
Country Health Services
-
Country Hospitals
-
Dental Services
- Departmental Invoices
- Drug and Alcohol Services
-
Eating Disorder Unit
-
2011-02-09
- 2011-03-10
-
2011-06-22
-
- Edwardstown Groundwater Contamination
-
Elective Surgery
- Emergency Department Reforms
- Emergency Departments
- Emergency Medical Retrieval Service
-
Family Home Visiting Program
- Film Hub, Glenside
-
Flinders Medical Centre
- Glenside Hospital
- Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
- Government Funding
- GP Plus Health Care Centres
- Grant Expenditure
- Health Advisory Councils
- Health and Hospital Charge Schedules
- Health and Medical Services
-
Health Budget
-
Health Care
-
Health Department
- 2010-07-22
-
2011-06-21
-
2011-09-27
-
2011-11-23
-
2011-11-24
- Health Department Chief Executive
- Health Department Library
-
Health Minister, Advice
-
2011-09-27
-
- Health Performance Council
- Health Programs
-
Health Savings
- Health Services
- Health Services, North-Eastern Suburbs
-
Health Services, Waiting Times
- Health Staff
-
Health System
- 2011-03-23
-
2011-09-29
-
Health Workers
- Health, Freedom of Information Requests
- Health, Media and Communication Roles
- History Week
- Home Visiting Program
- Hospital Beds
- Hospital Data
- Hospital Demand
-
Hospital Emergency Departments
- Hospital Information Dashboard
- Hospital Safety
- Hospital Support Discharge Care Packages
- Hospitals
-
Hospitals, Funding
- Immunisation Programs
- Indigenous Health
- Infectious Diseases
- Institute of Medical and Veterinary Science
- International Nurses Day
- International Students, Health Services
- International Students, Pregnancy Terminations
- Kangaroo Island Medical Services
-
Keith and District Hospital
-
Lyell McEwin Hospital
- 2010-09-30
-
2011-04-07
-
Lymphoedema Assessment Clinic
- Medical Appointments
-
Mental Health
-
Mental Health Facilities
- Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus Infection
-
Metropolitan Health Services
-
2011-06-07
- 2011-06-09
-
-
Modbury Hospital
- Model of Care
- Mount Gambier Ambulance Station
- Mount Gambier Water Fluoridation
- National Alcohol Early Intervention Pilot Program
- National Healthcare Agreement
- New Transition Care Program
- Non-Australian Citizens, Hospital Care
- Northern Health Services
- Northern Region Ambulance Stations
- Nurse Practitioners
- Nurse Training
-
Nursing and Midwifery Programs
-
Obesity Prevention and Lifestyle
- Oncology Services
- Out of Hospital Programs
- Outpatient Referrals
- Overseas Visitors, Health Services
-
Palm Lodge Mental Health Facility
-
2011-06-22
-
-
Patient Safety Reports
- Paxton Review
-
Pika Wiya Health Service
-
Port Augusta Health Services
-
2010-05-13
- 2011-11-22
-
- Port Pirie Regional Health Service
- Primary Prevention Plan
- Public Hospital Beds
-
Public Hospital Statistics
-
Public Hospitals
- Q Fever
- Regional Arts National Conference
- Regional Centre of Culture
- Renal Transplant Service
- Repatriation General Hospital
- Residential Aged Care
- Root Cause Analysis
-
Royal Adelaide Hospital
-
2010-05-27
-
2010-09-16
- 2011-02-22
- 2011-02-23
- 2011-03-09
-
2011-03-24
-
2011-04-05
-
2011-04-06
-
2011-04-07
-
2011-05-04
-
2011-05-05
-
2011-05-19
-
2011-06-07
-
2011-06-09
-
2011-06-21
-
2011-09-27
- 2011-09-29
-
2011-11-22
- 2011-11-23
- 2011-12-01
-
- Royal Adelaide Hospital Elective Surgery
-
Royal Adelaide Hospital Gynaecology Department
-
2011-04-05
- 2011-10-18
-
- Royal District Nursing Service
-
SA Ambulance Service
- SA Health
- Salmonella Outbreak
- Sexual Health and Respectful Relationships Education
- Shared Services
- South Australian Health Commission
- South Australian Regional Centre of Culture
-
Southern Adelaide Health Service
-
2011-06-07
- 2011-09-27
-
- State Library Delegation to New Zealand
- Suicide
- Supported Residential Facilities
- Surgical Patients
- Surgical Task Force
- Tobacco Control Measures
- Trade Promotion, Puglia Region
- Union Hall
-
Vaccination Programs
- 2010-11-09
-
2011-06-07
- Vancomycin Resistant Enterococcus Infection
- Veterinary Science Research Projects
- Vili's Bakery
- Women's and Children's Hospital
-
-
Speeches
-
KENYON, Thomas Richard
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
-
Appropriation Bill
-
2010-10-14
-
- Bangka Day
- Battle of Long Tan
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Medical Defences—End of Life Arrangements) Amendment Bill
- Dernancourt Shopping Centre Traffic Lights
- Economic and Finance Committee: Consumer Protection for Farmers
- Economic and Finance Committee: Emergency Services Levy 2010-11
- Freedom of Information (Fees) Amendment Bill
- Hermitage Fire Station
- Larcombe, Sapper Jamie
- Mining (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Road Traffic (Average Speed) Amendment Bill
- Road Traffic (Red Light Offences) Amendment Bill
- Sittings and Business
- South Australian Aquatic and Leisure Centre
- Speed Cameras
- Spooner, Mr Neil
- Statutes Amendment (Driving Offences) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Transport Portfolio—Penalties) Bill
-
2011-03-10
-
2011-03-23
-
- Supply Bill
- Valedictories
-
Vocational Education and Training (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
-
2011-12-01
-
-
Questions
- Banksia Environmental Awards
- Child Protection
- China Development Bank Agreement
- Geothermal Energy
- International Education Sector
- Kersbrook Tavern Gaming Machine Licence
- Mining Industry
- Mount Barker Development Plan Amendment
- Social Housing
- South Australian Economy
- Supported Residential Facilities
- Water for Good
-
Answers
- Aboriginal Advanced Manufacturing Skills
- Aboriginal Veterans Commemorative Service
- Active Club Program
- Adelaide Oval
- Adult Literacy and Numeracy
- Community Education Training Initiative
- Connecting Aboriginal People to Mining Program
- Driving Standards Review
- Employment Figures
- Graduated Licensing Scheme
- Jobs Growth
- Minister for Recreation, Sport and Racing
- Mount Gambier Harness Racing Club
- Mylicence
- Oakbank Easter Racing Carnival
- Partners of Veterans Association
- Productivity Places Program
- Rann Government
- Recreation and Sport Facilities
- Road Fatalities
- Road Safety
-
Road Safety Education
- Road Safety Strategy
- Safe October
- Skills Strategy
- South Australian Sports Institute
- South Eastern Freeway
- Speed Limits
- Spooner, Mr Neil
- Sport, Match Fixing
- Sporting Officials
- Stars on Cars Campaign
- State Strategic Plan
-
Unemployment Figures
- Veterans' Advisory Council
-
Speeches
-
KEY, Stephanie Wendy
-
Speeches
- Advance Directives
- Advanced Medical Institute
- Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary
- Bikini Girl Massage Cafe
- Black Forest Primary School Pedestrian Overpass
-
Clean Start
- Consent to Medical Treatment and Palliative Care (End of Life Arrangements) Amendment Bill
-
Criminal Law Consolidation (Medical Defences—End of Life Arrangements) Amendment Bill
-
2011-03-10
- 2011-03-24
- 2011-07-28
-
- Disabled Parking Permits
- Duncan, Dr G.
- Electoral History in South Australia
- Electricity (Renewable Energy Price) Amendment Bill
- Emily's List
- Families and Communities Department
- Families SA Funding
- Family Relationships (Parentage) Amendment Bill
- Female Practitioners Act
- Funeral Industry
- International Women's Day
- Johnston, Mr E.f.
- Justices of the Peace
- King, Hon. L.J.
- Local Government (Auditor-General) Amendment Bill
- Millswood Subway
- Muriel Matters
- Mustard, Dr F.
-
Natural Resources Committee
- Natural Resources Committee: Annual Report
- Natural Resources Committee: Bushfire Inquiry
- Natural Resources Committee: Invasive Species Inquiry
- Natural Resources Committee: Levy Proposals 2010-11
- Natural Resources Committee: Levy Proposals 2011-12
-
Natural Resources Committee: Little Penguins
- Natural Resources Committee: South Australian Arid Lands Natural Resources Management Board Region Fact Finding Visit
- Natural Resources Committee: Upper South-East Dry Land Salinity and Flood Management Act
- Nuclear Energy
- Nuffield Scholarships
- Older Women's Speakout
- Parliamentary Committee on Occupational Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation
- Parliamentary Committee on Occupational Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation: Annual Report
- Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme
- Polish Tragedies
- Rann, Hon. M.d.
- Same-Sex Marriage
- Second-Hand Dealers and Pawnbrokers Legislation
-
Sex Industry Reform
- SHINE SA
-
Sittings and Business
- Social History Museum
-
South Australia, Settlement Celebrations
- South Australian Working Women's Centre
- Statutes Amendment (Surrogacy) Amendment Bill
- Statutory Officers Committee
- The Big Issue
- Voluntary Euthanasia Bill
- Wheat STEM Rust
- Women in Local Government
- Women's Christian Temperance Union
- Women's Organisations
- Women's Studies Resource Centre
-
Questions
- Aboriginal Engagement
- Aboriginal Students
- Acknowledgement of Country
- Adelaide Cabaret Festival
- Adelaide Festivals
- Adelaide Film Studios
- Adelaide Oval
- Adelaide Thunderbirds
- Appellation Scheme
- Australian War Memorial Exhibition
- Building Innovation Fund
- Bushfire Prescribed Burning
- Children's Centres
- Christmas Pageant
- City-Bay Fun Run
- Crime Statistics, City of Port Adelaide Enfield
- Duke of Edinburgh's Award
- Early Childhood Education
- Education Initiatives
- Environment and Natural Resources, Volunteer Awards
- Federation of Ethnic Communities Council of Australia
- Lake Bonney
- Marine Parks
- Medical Devices Partnering Program
- Murray River
- Murray-Darling Basin Plan
- National Parks
- National Youth Week
- Natural Resources Management
- Nurse Practitioners
- Planning, Transport and Infrastructure Department Staff
- Recycling
- Riverbank Precinct
- Royal Adelaide Hospital
- Small Business
- South Australian Economy
- South Australian Heritage Fund
- Tourism
- Waste Management
- Yuendumu Families
-
Speeches
-
KOUTSANTONIS, Anastasios
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Adelaide Oval
-
Appropriation Bill
- 2011-07-06
-
2011-07-07
- Collier, Dr Paul
- Correctional Services
-
Correctional Services (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2011-06-08
-
2011-10-19
-
- Correctional Services Staff
- Criminal Assets Confiscation (Prescribed Drug Offenders) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Medical Defences—End of Life Arrangements) Amendment Bill
- Deepak Fertilisers and Petrochemicals Corporation Limited
- Egyptian Christian Minority
- Electoral (Publication of Electoral Material) Amendment Bill
-
Gaming Machines (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2010-07-21
- 2010-09-14
-
- Land Tax (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Making Changes Prisoner Rehabilitation Program
-
Mining (Royalties) Amendment Bill
-
2011-05-04
-
2011-05-18
-
- Mullighan, Mr E.p.
- Olympic Dam Expansion
-
Roxby Downs (Indenture Ratification) (Amendment of Indenture) Amendment Bill
- 2011-11-08
-
2011-11-09
- Sittings and Business
-
Small Business Commissioner Bill
-
2011-07-28
-
2011-09-14
- 2011-09-15
-
- South East South Australia Innovation and Investment Fund
- Sports Stadium
-
State Government Elections
-
Summary Offences (Prescribed Motor Vehicles) Amendment Bill
-
Answers
-
Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary
-
2011-07-27
-
-
Auditor-General's Report
-
2011-10-18
-
- Business Portfolio
-
Carbon Tax
- Carrapateena Deposit
- China Development Bank Agreement
- Clevergreen Conference
- CommunicAsia
- Correctional Services Officer
- Correctional Services Uniforms
- Council of International Trade and Commerce South Australia
- Export Growth Figures
- Family Businesses
- Geothermal Energy
- Griffiths, Drew Claude
- Industry Capability Network
- Kersbrook Tavern Gaming Machine Licence
- KPMG Competitive Alternatives Study
- Marathon Resources
- Mineral Exploration
- Mining Development, Yorke Peninsula
- Mining Industry
- Minister's Remarks
- Olympic Dam Expansion
- Penalty Rates
- Plan for Accelerated Exploration
- Prison Accommodation
-
Prisoner Home Detention
- Prisoners, Security
- Prisons, Contraband
- Resource Partnerships
- Sbc-Me Program
-
Small Business
-
Small Business Commissioner
-
South Australia Innovation and Investment Fund
-
South Australian Exports
- South Australian Investment Symposium
- State Exports
- State Sponsorship and Employment Certification Targets
-
Tiger Airways
-
2011-07-06
-
- Tomorrow Studio
-
Trade and Economic Development Department
-
TradeStart Program
-
2010-05-25
-
- Uranium Enrichment
- Uranium Sales, India
-
-
Speeches
-
MARSHALL, Steven Spence
-
Speeches
- Abdulla, Mr I.W.
- Aboriginal Communities
-
Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee: Annual Report
- Address in Reply
- Adelaide Oval
- Adelaide Oval Redevelopment and Management Bill
-
Appropriation Bill
-
2010-09-29
- 2011-06-23
-
-
APY Lands
- APY Lands, Substance Misuse Facility
- Battle of Long Tan
- Chelsea Cinema
- Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (Parental Guidance) Amendment Bill
- Collier, Dr Paul
- Duck and Quail Hunting
- Electoral Material
- Electricity (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Government Contracts
- Government Performance
- Italy, Trade
- Land Tax (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Magill Road, Pedestrian Crossing
- Magistrates Court (Small Claims Jurisdiction) Amendment Bill
- Mary MacKillop
- Member for Norwood, Naming
- Mining (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Payroll Tax (Nexus) Amendment Bill
- Premier's Legacy
- Prince Alfred College Incorporation (Variation of Constitution) Amendment Bill
- Small Business
- Small Business Commissioner Bill
- South Australian Exports
- Statutes Amendment (Arts Agencies Governance and Other Matters) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Electricity and Gas—Price Determination Periods) Bill
- Summary Offences (Prescribed Motor Vehicles) Amendment Bill
-
Supply Bill
- 2010-05-27
- 2010-06-23
- 2011-04-05
-
2011-04-06
- Training and Skills Development (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Trinity Gardens Primary School
-
Trinity Gardens Primary School Red-Light Camera
- Unification of Italy
- Wyatt, Mr K.
-
Questions
- Aboriginal Renal Dialysis Services
- Adelaide Oval
- APY Lands Child Protection Officers
- APY Lands, Child Sex Abuse
- APY Lands, Community Council Officers
-
APY Lands, Food Security
-
2011-09-14
-
- APY Lands, Housing Audit
- APY Lands, Income Management
-
APY Lands, Safe Facilities
-
APY Lands, Substance Misuse Facility
-
2011-09-15
-
- APY Lands, Youth Strategy
- Gientzotis Consulting
- Klemzig Groundwater Testing
-
Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation
-
2011-10-19
-
- Overarching Bilateral Indigenous Plan
- Solar Power Project, Umuwa
-
Speeches
-
MCFETRIDGE, Duncan
-
Speeches
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee: Annual Report
- Address in Reply
- Adelaide Oval Redevelopment and Management Bill
-
Appropriation Bill
- APY Lands
- Bangka Day
- Battle of Long Tan
- Bicycle Lanes
- Biosecurity Cost Recovery
- Black Hill Pony Club
- Bonython, Mr H.R. (Kym)
- Christchurch Earthquake
- Cigarette Packaging
- Controlled Substances (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Controlled Substances (Therapeutic Goods and Other Matters) Amendment Bill
- Country Health
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Medical Defences—End of Life Arrangements) Amendment Bill
-
Diagonal Road Overpass
- Eating Disorder Services
-
Eating Disorder Unit
- Food Safety Standards
- Government Accountability
- Health and Community Services Complaints (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (South Australia) Bill
- Health Service Facilities Food Ban
- Health Services Charitable Gifts Bill
- Health System
-
Hospital Parking
- Hospitals
- Hospitals, Funding
- International Nurses Day
- Internet Filtering
- Internment Camps
-
King Street Bridge
- Larcombe, Sapper Jamie
- Live Cattle Exports
- Livestock Slaughter
- Lymphoedema Assessment Clinic
- Matter of Privilege
- Melanoma
- Mental Health
- Mental Health (Repeal of Harbouring Offence) Amendment Bill
- Minister for Health's Remarks
-
Modbury Hospital
- Moseley Square Post Office
- Oaklands Park Railway Crossing
- Parliament (Joint Services) (Webcasting) Amendment Bill
- Public Health System
- Public Works Committee: Berri Hospital Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Port Augusta Area School Redevelopment—Stirling Campus
- Public Works Committee: Port Augusta Prison
- Remembrance Day
- Road Traffic (Red Light Offences) Amendment Bill
- Roxby Downs (Indenture Ratification) (Amendment of Indenture) Amendment Bill
- Sacks, Dr N.P.M.
-
Safe Drinking Water Bill
-
2011-03-22
-
-
Salmonella Outbreak
- School Bus Services
- Shop Trading Hours (Rundle Mall Tourist Precinct) Amendment Bill
- South Australia, Settlement Celebrations
-
South Australian Public Health Bill
-
2010-11-24
-
- Speed Cameras
- Statutes Amendment (Surrogacy) Amendment Bill
-
Supply Bill
- Tobacco Product Regulation (Further Restrictions) Amendment Bill
- Trustee (Charitable Trusts) Amendment Bill
- Valedictories
- Veterinary Profession
- Voluntary Euthanasia Bill
- Wyatt, Mr K.
-
Questions
- Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation Division
- Aboriginal Health Plan
-
Aboriginal Health Policy
- Adelaide Health Service Chief Executive
- Ambulance Stations
- Ambulatory and Primary Health Care Services
- APY Lands, Governance
- Better Oral Health in Residential Care Program
-
BreastScreen SA
-
Budget Savings Initiatives
-
2011-06-07
-
-
Central Northern Adelaide Health Service
-
2011-06-09
-
2011-06-21
-
2011-09-27
-
-
Children, Youth and Women's Health Service
- 2011-06-07
-
2011-11-22
- Citi Centre Building Nurses
- Clostridium Difficile Infection
- Common Ground Framework
-
Community Hospital Funding
-
Country Health
- Country Health Care Plan
-
Country Health Services
- Departmental Invoices
- Drug and Alcohol Services
-
Eating Disorder Unit
-
Elective Surgery
- Elizabeth GP Plus Health Care Centre
- Emergency Department Reforms
- Emergency Departments
- Emergency Medical Retrieval Service
- Emergency Services
- Expiation Notice Refunds
-
Family Home Visiting Program
- Flinders Medical Centre
- Glenside Hospital
- Government Funding
- Grant Expenditure
- Health Advisory Councils
- Health and Hospital Charge Schedules
- Health and Medical Services
-
Health Budget
-
Health Care
-
Health Department
- Health Department Chief Executive
- Health Department Library
-
Health Minister, Advice
-
2011-09-27
-
- Health Performance Council
- Health Portfolio
- Health Programs
-
Health Savings
- Health Services
-
Health Services, Waiting Times
- Health Staff
-
Health System
-
2011-09-29
-
-
Health Workers
- Health, Freedom of Information Requests
- Health, Media and Communication Roles
- Home Visiting Program
- Hospital Data
- Hospital Demand
-
Hospital Emergency Departments
- Hospital Support Discharge Care Packages
- Hospitals, Funding
- Hospitals, Remembrance Day
- Immunisation Programs
- Indigenous Health
- Infectious Diseases
- Institute of Medical and Veterinary Science
- International Students, Health Services
- International Students, Pregnancy Terminations
-
Keith and District Hospital
-
2010-10-27
- 2011-05-04
-
- Medical Appointments
-
Mental Health Facilities
- Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus Infection
-
Metropolitan Health Services
-
2011-06-07
- 2011-06-09
-
- Minister for Forests
- Mobile Phones
- Modbury Hospital
- Model of Care
- Mount Gambier Ambulance Station
- National Alcohol Early Intervention Pilot Program
- National Healthcare Agreement
- New Transition Care Program
- Non-Australian Citizens, Hospital Care
- Northern Region Ambulance Stations
-
Nursing and Midwifery Programs
- Obesity Prevention and Lifestyle
- Out of Hospital Programs
- Outpatient Referrals
- Overseas Visitors, Health Services
-
Palm Lodge Mental Health Facility
-
2011-06-22
-
- Patawalonga Lock Gates
-
Patient Safety Reports
- Paxton Review
- Port Augusta Health Services
- Primary Prevention Plan
- Public Hospital Beds
- Public Hospital Statistics
- Public Hospitals
- Q Fever
- Renal Transplant Service
- Repatriation General Hospital
- Road Accident Victim Compensation
- Root Cause Analysis
-
Royal Adelaide Hospital
-
2010-09-16
-
2011-02-08
- 2011-02-23
-
2011-03-24
-
2011-04-05
-
2011-04-07
- 2011-05-05
-
2011-05-19
-
2011-06-07
- 2011-06-09
-
2011-06-21
-
2011-09-27
-
2011-11-22
- 2011-11-23
-
- Royal Adelaide Hospital Elective Surgery
- Royal Adelaide Hospital Gynaecology Department
- Royal District Nursing Service
-
SA Ambulance Service
- SA Health
- SA Water
- Salmonella Outbreak
- Sand Carting
- Shared Services
- South Australian Health Commission
-
Southern Adelaide Health Service
-
2011-06-07
- 2011-09-27
-
- Suicide
- Surgical Patients
- Surgical Task Force
- Tapleys Hill Road
-
Taxi Vouchers
- Trade Promotion, Puglia Region
-
Vaccination Programs
-
2011-06-07
-
- Vancomycin Resistant Enterococcus Infection
- Veterinary Science Research Projects
- Vili's Bakery
-
Speeches
-
O'BRIEN, Michael Francis
-
Speeches
- Agribusiness Council
- Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (Exemptions and Approvals) Amendment Bill
- Economic and Finance Committee
-
Electrical Products (Energy Products) Amendment Bill
-
2011-03-23
-
2011-07-07
-
-
Electricity (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2011-04-06
-
2011-05-19
-
- Fishing Possession Limits
- Grain Handling Industry
- Livestock Slaughter
- Printer Cartridge Scam
- Public Works Committee
- Seaford Heights Development
- Sittings and Business
-
Summary Offences (Prescribed Motor Vehicles) Amendment Bill
- Work Health and Safety Bill
-
Answers
- Agribusiness Council
-
Agricultural Spraying Practices
-
Animal Health Biosecurity Fee and Property Identification Code
- Barley Exporting Act
-
Coober Pedy District Council
-
2011-03-23
-
- Drought Recovery Program
- Electricity Prices, Coober Pedy
- Forestry Softwood Plantations
-
ForestrySA
- 2010-10-26
-
2010-11-24
-
2011-05-04
- Fruit Fly Roadblocks
- Illegal Fishing
- Langhorne Creek Pipeline
-
Locust Plague
- Loxton Land Sale
-
Minister for Agriculture, Food and Fisheries
-
2010-05-11
-
-
Minister for Forests
-
2010-11-25
-
- Motor Registration Labels
-
Murray Cod Fishery
-
2010-11-11
-
- Myrtle Rust Disease
- Nuclear Energy
- Potato Industry
- Prawn Fishery
-
Property Identification Code
- Public Sector Performance Commission
- Regional Development Infrastructure Fund
- Remote Areas Energy Supplies Scheme
- Riverland
-
Solar Feed-In Scheme
- South Australian Fish Stocks
-
South Australian Research and Development Institute
-
2011-02-23
-
-
Southern Zone Rock Lobster Fishery
- State Forest
- Sustainable Seafood
- Trigeneration Energy
- Wine Industry
- World Aquacultural Symposium
-
Speeches
-
ODENWALDER, Lee Kenny
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- ANZAC Activities
- Australia Day Awards
- Correctional Services (Prisoner Compensation Quarantine Funds) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Looting) Amendment Bill
- Expiation of Offences (Speeding Offences) Amendment Bill
- Fairview Park Primary School
- Harmony Day
- International Barcode of Life Conference
- Maltese National Day
- National Police Remembrance Day
- Natural Resources Committee: Invasive Species Inquiry
- Northern Futures
- Northern Schools Leadership Day
- Operation Flinders
- Operation Flinders Foundation
- Parliamentary Committees (Bushfires Committee) Amendment Bill
- Playford Rotary Club
-
Public Works Committee
- Public Works Committee: Bolivar Wastewater Treatment Plant Main Pump Station Upgrade
- Public Works Committee: Common Ground—Port Augusta
- Public Works Committee: Rail Revitalisation Project—Elizabeth Turnback Facility
- Public Works Committee: Sustainable Industries Education Centre—Tonsley Park
- Racehorses
- Road Traffic (Traffic Speed Analysers) Amendment Bill
- School Amalgamations
- School Pride Asset Program
- Shop Trading Hours (Rundle Mall Tourist Precinct) Amendment Bill
-
Speed Cameras
- Speed Measuring Devices
- Statutes Amendment (Driving Offences) Bill
- TAFE
- Work Health and Safety Bill
-
Questions
- Barley Exporting Act
- Coal to Fuel Proposal
- Community Safety
- Computer Games Classifications
- Correctional Services Uniforms
- Defence Industry
- Disability Funding
- Drug Traffickers
- Early Childhood Services
- Emergency Services, Communications
- Export Growth Figures
- Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
- Inner City Housing
- Innovative Community Action Networks
- Joint Strike Fighter Program
- Legal Profession Reform
- Lyell McEwin Hospital
- Mining Industry
- Murray Cod Fishery
- National Health Reform
- Natural Resources
- Obesity Prevention and Lifestyle
- Plan for Accelerated Exploration
- Police Funding
- Reconciliation Week
- Recreation and Sport Funding
- Resource Partnerships
- Riverland
- Sbc-Me Program
- Skills for All
- Social Inclusion in Mining and Energy Award
- South Australia Police
- South Australian Exports
- South Australian Sports Institute
- Sudanese Community
- Sustainability and Community Grants Program
- Tobacco Control Measures
- Uranium Sales, India
- Victims of Crime Data
-
Speeches
-
PEDERICK, Adrian Stephen
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Adelaide Oval Redevelopment and Management Bill
- Animal Health Biosecurity Fee and Property Identification Code
-
Appropriation Bill
- Attorney-General's Remarks
- Battle of Long Tan
- Biosecurity Cost Recovery
- Branched Broomrape
- Controlled Substances (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Correctional Services (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Correctional Services (Prisoner Compensation Quarantine Funds) Amendment Bill
- Country Health
-
Criminal Law Consolidation (Looting) Amendment Bill
- Economic and Finance Committee: Consumer Protection for Farmers
- Electoral (Publication of Electoral Material) Amendment Bill
- Electrical Products (Energy Products) Amendment Bill
- Electricity (Renewable Energy Price) Amendment Bill
- Electricity (Wind Power) Amendment Bill
- Food Industry Awards
- ForestrySA
-
Freedom of Information (Fees) Amendment Bill
- Goolwa Tidy Towns Award
- Grain Handling Industry
- Health and Community Services Complaints (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Health Services Charitable Gifts Bill
- Independent Commission Against Corruption Bill
- Jervois Ferry
- Land Tax (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Larcombe, Sapper Jamie
- Legoe Family
- Livestock Slaughter
- Lower Lakes
-
Marine Parks
- Marine Parks (Parliamentary Scrutiny) Amendment Bill
- Members' Statement of Principles
- Mindarie-Halidon Races
-
Mining (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Motor Vehicles (Third Party Insurance) Amendment Bill
- Mouse Plague
- Murray Bridge
- Murray Bridge Schools Amalgamation
- Murray River
- Murray-Darling Basin Plan
- Native Vegetation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Natural Resources Committee: Invasive Species Inquiry
- Natural Resources Committee: Levy Proposals 2011-12
- Natural Resources Management (Commercial Forests) Amendment Bill
- Natural Resources Management (Review) Amendment Bill
- Neighbourhood Dispute Resolution Bill
- Non-Government Organisations
- Nuffield Scholarships
- Occupational Licensing National Law (South Australia) Bill
- Operation Flinders Foundation
- Parliamentary Committee on Occupational Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation: Annual Report
- Parliamentary Committees (Natural Disasters Committee) Amendment Bill
- Payroll Tax (Nexus) Amendment Bill
- Pork Industry
- Public Works Committee: New Murray Bridge Police Station
- Rail Commissioner (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Rail Safety (Safety Coordination) Amendment Bill
- Railways (Operations and Access) (Access Regime Review) Amendment Bill
- Railways (Operations and Access) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Road Traffic (Traffic Speed Analysers) Amendment Bill
- Roxby Downs (Indenture Ratification) (Amendment of Indenture) Amendment Bill
- Safe Drinking Water Bill
- School Bus Contracts
- School Bus Services
- Select Committee on the Grain Handling Industry
- Shop Trading Hours (Rundle Mall Tourist Precinct) Amendment Bill
- Sittings and Business
- Social Development Committee: Dental Services for Older South Australians
-
Speed Cameras
- Speed Limits
-
Statutes Amendment (Driving Offences) Bill
-
2010-07-21
-
- Statutes Amendment (Land Holding Entities and Tax Avoidance Schemes) Bill
- Summary Offences (Tattooing, Body Piercing and Body Modification) Amendment Bill
-
Supply Bill
-
2010-06-22
- 2010-06-23
-
2011-04-06
-
- Terrorism (Surface Transport Security) Bill
- University of Adelaide (Trust Property) Amendment Bill
-
Valedictories
- Viterra
- Water Industry Bill
- Wheat STEM Rust
- Wooden Boat Festival
- Woolworths, Murray Bridge
-
Questions
-
Agricultural Spraying Practices
-
Animal Health Biosecurity Fee and Property Identification Code
- ForestrySA
- Langhorne Creek Pipeline
- Locust Plague
- Loxton Land Sale
-
Marine Parks
-
Minister for Agriculture, Food and Fisheries
-
2010-05-11
-
-
Murray River, Drought Compliance
-
Myrtle Rust Disease
-
Property Identification Code
- Southern Zone Rock Lobster Fishery
-
-
Speeches
-
PEGLER, Donald William
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Adelaide Oval Redevelopment and Management Bill
-
Appropriation Bill
- Controlled Substances (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Country Health
- Evidence (Identification) Amendment Bill
-
ForestrySA
- Livestock Slaughter
- Local Government Reform
- Marine Parks
- Marine Parks (Parliamentary Scrutiny) Amendment Bill
- Mount Gambier Mental Health Services
- Mount Gambier Water Fluoridation Plant
- Murray-Darling Basin Plan
- Native Vegetation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Natural Resources Committee: Invasive Species Inquiry
- Natural Resources Committee: Little Penguins
- Natural Resources Management (Commercial Forests) Amendment Bill
- Parliament (Joint Services) (Webcasting) Amendment Bill
- Parliamentary Procedure Review
- Parliamentary Remuneration (Basic Salary) Amendment Bill
- Pork Industry
- ReachOut.com
- School Bus Services
- Speed Cameras
- Standing Orders, Members' Conduct
- Terrorism (Surface Transport Security) Bill
- Tobacco Product Regulation (Further Restrictions) Amendment Bill
- United Kingdom General Election
-
Questions
-
ForestrySA
- Mount Gambier Harness Racing Club
- Mount Gambier Water Fluoridation
-
South-East Forestry Industry Roundtable
- Southern Zone Rock Lobster Fishery
-
-
Speeches
-
PENGILLY, Michael Redding
-
Speeches
- 'swim with the Tuna'
- Address in Reply
- Adelaide Oval Redevelopment and Management Bill
- ANZAC Activities
-
Appropriation Bill
-
Arkaroola Protection Bill
- Bangka Day
- Battle of Long Tan
- Biosecurity Cost Recovery
- Controlled Substances (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Country Health
- Dunstan, Sir Donald
- Egyptian Christian Minority
- Electoral (Publication of Electoral Material) Amendment Bill
- Electricity (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Electricity (Wind Power) Amendment Bill
- Family Relationships (Parentage) Amendment Bill
- Ferguson, Mr Euan
-
Finniss Electorate
- Fishing Industry
- Food Safety Standards
- Fromelles
- Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (South Australia) Bill
- Internment Camps
- Jacobsen, Councillor J.
- Kangaroo Island Community Education
- Kangaroo Island Development
-
Kangaroo Island Medical Services
- Kangaroo Island Rainfall
- Kangaroo Island Surfing Competition
- Larcombe, Sapper Jamie
- Light Rail Network Expansion
- Livestock Slaughter
- Local Government (Model By-Laws) Amendment Bill
- Local Government Elections
- Local Government Reform
-
Marine Parks
- Marine Parks (Parliamentary Scrutiny) Amendment Bill
- Member's Remarks
- Mining (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Mining (Royalties) Amendment Bill
- National Parks
- Native Vegetation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Natural Resources Committee: Annual Report
- Natural Resources Committee: Little Penguins
- Natural Resources Management (Review) Amendment Bill
- Non-Government Organisations
- Northern Zone Rock Lobster Fishery
- Nuffield Scholarships
- Operation Flinders Foundation
- Personal Phone Calls
- Police Numbers
- Preschools
- Public Works Committee: Adelaide Convention Centre Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Birdwood High School Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Burnside Primary School Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Cowell Area School Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Dukes Highway Upgrade
- Public Works Committee: Evanston Land Release
- Public Works Committee: Institute for Photonics and Advanced Sensing
- Public Works Committee: Magill School Consolidation
- Public Works Committee: Munno Para Railway Station Upgrade
- Public Works Committee: North South Interconnection System Project
- Public Works Committee: Northfield Correctional Facilities Infrastructure Upgrade
- Public Works Committee: Osborne North Industrial Precinct
- Public Works Committee: Port Augusta Area School Redevelopment—Stirling Campus
- Public Works Committee: Port Augusta Prison
- Public Works Committee: Port Bonython Jetty Refurbishment
- Public Works Committee: Sustainable Industries Education Centre—Tonsley Park
- Regional Representation
- Roxby Downs (Indenture Ratification) (Amendment of Indenture) Amendment Bill
- Safe Drinking Water Bill
- School Bus Services
- Select Committee on Marine Parks in South Australia
- Shark Fishing, Normanville
- Shop Trading Hours (Rundle Mall Tourist Precinct) Amendment Bill
- Small Business Commissioner Bill
- Social Media Comment
- South Australia, Settlement Celebrations
-
Speed Cameras
- State Government Elections
- Statutes Amendment (Driving Offences) Bill
- Suicide Prevention
-
Supply Bill
- Tobacco Product Regulation (Further Restrictions) Amendment Bill
- United Kingdom General Election
- Victor Harbor Schools Amalgamation
- Water Industry Bill
- Western Mount Lofty Ranges Water Allocation Plan
- Yankalilla, Moveable Signs Restrictions
- Questions
-
Speeches
-
PICCOLO, Antonio
-
Speeches
- 30-Year Plan for Greater Adelaide
- Address in Reply
-
Appropriation Bill
- Argent, Ms R.
- Australia Post
- Coles Supermarkets
- Country Health
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Medical Defences—End of Life Arrangements) Amendment Bill
-
Economic and Finance Committee: Consumer Protection for Farmers
- Franchise Laws
- Freedom of Information (Fees) Amendment Bill
-
Gawler Racecourse
- Gawler RSL Club
- Grain Handling Industry
- History Week
- Infant Mortality
-
International Men's Health Week
- International Volunteers Day
- International Women's Day
- Internment Camps
- Kokoda for Cancer
-
Light Electorate
- Light Rail Network Expansion
- Lions Club of Gawler
- Local Government
- Loveday Internment Camps
- Men's Health
- National Association for Families of Immigrants
-
National Volunteer Week
- Neighbourhood Watch
- New, Mr G.
-
Pork Industry
-
2010-10-28
- 2010-11-11
-
- Prince Alfred College Incorporation (Variation of Constitution) Amendment Bill
-
Public Works Committee
- Public Works Committee: Birdwood High School Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Cowell Area School Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Dukes Highway Upgrade
- Public Works Committee: Evanston Land Release
- Public Works Committee: Osborne North Industrial Precinct
- Public Works Committee: Park Office Accommodation Fit-Out
-
Public Works Committee: Port Augusta Area School Redevelopment—Stirling Campus
- Public Works Committee: Port Augusta Prison
- Public Works Committee: Youth Training Centre
- Royal Wedding Gift
- Select Committee on the Grain Handling Industry
- Service Club Week
- Service Clubs
- Sexton, Mrs N.
- Small Business
- Small Business Commissioner Bill
- South Australian Public Health Bill
- Speed Cameras
- St John Ambulance Awards
- Statutes Amendment (Driving Offences) Bill
- Statutes Amendment and Repeal (Australian Consumer Law) Bill
- Summary Offences (Prescribed Motor Vehicles) Amendment Bill
- Supply Bill
- Telecommunications Towers
- Thom, Mrs A.
- Unification of Italy
- Valedictories
- Volunteers
- Wasleys
-
Wohlstadt, Mr M.
- Young Achievers
-
Questions
-
Adelaide Oval
- Adelaide Water Distribution Network
- Adelaide, Eco-Friendly City
- Affordable Housing
- Autism Services
- Bartley, Mr K.
- Black Spot Program
- Building Family Opportunities
- Christchurch Earthquake
- City of Adelaide Development
- City Stadium
- Container Deposit Legislation
- Dental Services
- Disability Services, Regional South Australia
- Far North Water Supplies
- Gawler Birth to Year 12 School
- Great Artesian Basin
-
John Hartley School
- Kinship Carers
- Law Reform Institute
- Mark Oliphant College
- Multiculturalism
- Murray-Darling Basin Plan
- National Recycling Week
- Natural Resources Management and Landcare Awards
- Northern Health Services
- Playford Alive
- Potato Industry
- Premier's ANZAC Spirit School Prize
-
Renewable Energy
- Riverine Recovery Project
- Roseworthy Primary School
- SA Ambulance Service
- School Apprenticeships
- Skills for All
- Small Business
- Small Business Commissioner
- South Australian of the Year Awards
- Stars on Cars Campaign
- State Strategic Plan
- University College London
- Victor Harbor TAFE Campus
- Youthconnect Grants
-
-
Speeches
-
PISONI, David Gregory
-
Speeches
-
Address in Reply
-
2010-05-12
-
- Adelaide High School
- Adelaide Oval Redevelopment and Management Bill
-
Appropriation Bill
-
Carnegie Mellon University
- Chernobyl Anniversary
- Cigarette Packaging
- Controlled Substances (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Coober Pedy Area School Principal
- Cranfield University
-
Education and Early Childhood Services (Registration and Standards) Bill
-
2011-09-28
-
- Electoral (Publication of Electoral Material) Amendment Bill
- Family Relationships (Parentage) Amendment Bill
- Food Safety Standards
- Government Performance
- Greek Diaspora
- Greek Language Curriculum
- Highgate Primary School
- Liquor Licensing (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Mcternan, Mr J.
- Member for Unley, Naming
- Member for Unley, Point of Order
- Mitcham City Council
- Modbury Schools
- National Literacy and Numeracy Tests
- Occupational Licensing National Law (South Australia) Bill
- Para Hills Schools Amalgamation
- Payroll Tax (Nexus) Amendment Bill
- Prince Alfred College Incorporation (Variation of Constitution) Amendment Bill
- Rail Safety (Safety Coordination) Amendment Bill
- Roxby Downs (Indenture Ratification) (Amendment of Indenture) Amendment Bill
- Save Our Schools Rally
- School Bus Services
- Small Business Commissioner Bill
- Social Development Committee: Same-Sex Parenting
- Statutes Amendment (Budget 2010) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Budget 2011) Bill
-
Supply Bill
- Training and Skills Development (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Vocational Education and Training (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
-
-
Questions
- APY Lands
- Auditor-General's Report
-
Building the Education Revolution
-
2010-05-06
- 2010-09-15
-
- Carbon Tax
-
Carnegie Mellon University
-
2010-05-27
-
2010-07-01
-
2010-09-16
-
2010-10-26
- 2011-06-21
-
-
Childcare Centres
-
2010-05-11
-
- Children with Disabilities
-
Coober Pedy Area School Principal
-
Cranfield University
- Echunga School Project
- Education Act
- Education and Children's Services Department
-
Education and Children's Services Department, KPMG Report
-
2011-02-22
-
-
Education Department Redundancies
-
2011-06-21
-
-
Education Funding
-
2010-10-28
- 2011-02-22
-
-
Education Works
-
2011-04-05
-
-
Education, Adult Re-Entry
-
Forbes Primary School
- High Schools, Adelaide
- History Curriculum
- International Students
-
Job Creation
- Mining Industry
- Minister for Forests
-
National Literacy and Numeracy Tests
- Nuclear Energy
- Nurse Training
-
Police Investigations
- Public Sector Leave Entitlements
-
Right Bite Program
-
2011-05-19
-
- Road Fatalities
-
Road Safety Education
- Salary Overpayments
-
School Amalgamations
- School Closures
- Schools, Funding
- Schools, Pinnacle Education
- Schools, Resource Entitlement Statements
- South Australian Certificate of Education
-
South Australian Visitor and Travel Centre
-
2011-07-07
-
- Super Schools
-
TAFE SA
-
Teacher Employment Email
-
2011-11-10
- 2011-11-22
-
-
Training Organisations
-
2010-05-12
-
- Unemployment Figures
-
Speeches
-
PORTOLESI, Grace
-
Speeches
-
Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee: Annual Report
- Adelaide Dry Zone
- Earthquake and Tsunami, Japan
- Education and Early Childhood Services (Registration and Standards) Bill
- Johnston, Mr E.f.
- King, Hon. L.J.
- Mullighan, Mr E.p.
- Police Investigations
- Polish Air Tragedy
- Rigney, Mr M.
- Summary Offences (Prescribed Motor Vehicles) Amendment Bill
- Wyatt, Mr K.
-
-
Answers
- Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation Division
- Aboriginal Engagement
- Aboriginal Lands Trust Act
- Aboriginal Students
- Aboriginal Women
- Acknowledgement of Country
- Adelaide Dry Zone
- Adelaide High School
-
APY Lands
- APY Lands, Child Sex Abuse
- APY Lands, Community Council Officers
-
APY Lands, Food Security
- APY Lands, Governance
- APY Lands, Housing Audit
- APY Lands, Income Management
- APY Lands, Safe Facilities
- APY Lands, Substance Misuse Facility
- APY Lands, Youth Strategy
- Attorney-General's Department
-
Child's Death
- Commissioner for Aboriginal Engagement
- Duke of Edinburgh's Award
- Early Childhood Education
- Education and Child Development Department
- Ethnic Communities
- Families SA
- Gawler Birth to Year 12 School
- Gientzotis Consulting
-
Italian Consulate
- Italy, Agreements
- Lease Incentives
- Longinotti, Senor Manlio
-
Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation
-
Minister's Travel, India
- Multiculturalism
- Muslim Task Force
- Mustard, Dr F.
- National Literacy and Numeracy Tests
- National Volunteer Week
- National Youth Week
- Overarching Bilateral Indigenous Plan
-
Police Investigations
-
2011-11-24
-
- Port Augusta Service Delivery
-
Puglia, Ministerial Travel
- Reconciliation Week
- Refugee and Migrant Support
- Remote Indigenous Services
- Roseworthy Primary School
-
Sasanelli, Mr N.
-
2010-11-11
-
-
School Amalgamations
-
2011-11-09
-
- School Leavers
- Solar Power Project, Umuwa
- Sorry Day
- South Australian Certificate of Education
- South Australian of the Year Awards
- State Transition Program
- Superannuation Benefits
-
Teacher Employment Email
-
2011-11-10
- 2011-11-22
-
- Thebarton Senior College
- Translators
- Volunteer Support Fund
- Volunteers
- Youth Homelessness
- Youth Parliament
- Youthconnect Grants
-
Yuendumu Families
-
2011-03-09
-
-
Speeches
-
RANKINE, Jennifer Mary
-
Speeches
- 'a Safer Night Out'
- Appropriation Bill
- APY Lands, Child Sex Abuse
- Auditor-General's Report
- Black Hill Pony Club
- Burnside Council
- Carman, Ms S.
- Child's Death
- Collier, Dr Paul
- Credit (Transitional Arrangements) Bill
- Don't Cross the Line
- Easling Judgement Costs
- Families and Communities Report
- Galapagos Islands
- Home and Community Care Program
- Housing SA Access Project
- King, Hon. L.J.
-
Liquor Licensing (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Mullighan, Mr E.p.
- Occupational Licensing National Law (South Australia) Bill
- Road Traffic (Emergency Vehicles) Amendment Bill
- Select Committee on the Road Traffic (Emergency Vehicles) Amendment Bill
- Speed Limits
- Statutes Amendment and Repeal (Australian Consumer Law) Bill
- Summary Offences (Prescribed Motor Vehicles) Amendment Bill
- Water Meters
- Woodville West Urban Renewal Project
-
Answers
- Abbeyfield Australia
-
Affordable Housing
- Aged Rights Advocacy Service
- Aged Support
- APY Lands
- APY Lands Child Protection Officers
-
APY Lands, Child Sex Abuse
- APY Lands, Safe Facilities
- Autism Services
- Barkuma
- Ceduna Transitional Accommodation Centre
-
Child Abuse Report Line
- 2010-06-22
-
2011-06-09
- Child Death and Serious Injury Review
-
Child Protection
-
2010-09-14
-
2011-03-10
- 2011-06-07
-
-
Child's Death
-
Children in State Care
-
2010-11-25
-
- Community Safety
-
Disability Equipment
-
Disability Funding
-
Disability Protection Report
-
2011-09-27
-
- Disability SA
- Disability Self-Managed Funding
- Disability Services
- Disability Services, Regional South Australia
- Disability Supported Accommodation
- Easling, Mr T.
- Edwardstown Groundwater Contamination
- Elderly Citizens, Home Visits
-
Emergency Housing
-
2010-11-23
-
- Emergency Services, Communications
- Federation of Ethnic Communities Council of Australia
- Financial Counselling Services
- Fire Danger Season
- Flinders Centre for Gambling Research
- Foster Care
- Home and Community Care Program
- Homelessness
-
Housing SA
-
2011-05-05
-
- Inner City Housing
- Kinship Carers
-
Ladder St Vincent Street
-
2011-02-08
-
- Medical Devices Partnering Program
- Parks Community Centre
- Playford Alive
- Social Housing
- South Australian Seniors
- Special Olympics
- Strathmont Centre
- Supported Residential Facilities
-
Transitional Accommodation Centres
- Youth Training Centre
-
Speeches
-
RANN AC CNZM, Michael David
-
Speeches
- Adelaide Oval
- Antisocial Behaviour Discussion Papers
- Arkaroola Protection Bill
-
Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary
-
Bonython, Mr H.R. (Kym)
- Bursill, Prof. D.
-
Christchurch Earthquake
- Collier, Dr Paul
- Cooper Basin Gas Project
- Cundell, Capt. R.G.
- Disability Reform
- Drought Recovery Program
- Dunstan, Sir Donald
- Employment Figures
- Evans, Mr C.
- Gifford, Mr Dun
- Government Appointments
- Goyder Institute for Water Research
- Green Grid Plan
- Health and Hospital Reforms
- Inverbrackie Detention Facility
- Jacobs, Mr S.J.
- Johnston, Mr E.f.
- King, Hon. L.J.
- Kruse, Mr E.g. (Tom)
- Land Tax Concessions
- Larcombe, Sapper Jamie
- Locust Plague
- Mary MacKillop
- Mcgee, Mr Eugene
- Member of Parliament, Criminal Charges
- Mining Development
- Ministerial Appointments
- Mullighan, Mr E.p.
- Murray-Darling Basin Plan
- New Ministry
- New Prime Minister
- New Zealand Mining Disaster
- Nicoll, Mr Murray
- Northern Expressway Bridges
- Nuclear Waste
-
Olympic Dam
- Parks Community Centre
- Police, Shooting Incident
- Polish Air Tragedy
- Premier
- Public Integrity
- Rann, Hon. M.d.
- Renewable Energy Target
- Rodda, Hon. W.A.
- Royal Adelaide Hospital
- Schneider, Prof. S.
- Singapore and India Mission
- Speaker, Election
- Timor-Leste Delegation
- Trade and Economic Development Department
- Treasurer
- Trevorrow, Mr G.
- Valedictories
- Water Trading Laws
- Wellington Weir
- Wilson, Mr G.I.
- Windlass, Mr K.
-
Woomera Prohibited Area
- Yuendumu Families
-
Answers
-
Adelaide Cabaret Festival
- Adelaide Casino
- Adelaide Festival of Arts and Fringe Festival 50th Anniversary
- Adelaide Festival of Ideas
- Adelaide Festivals
- Adelaide Film Festival
- Adelaide Film Studios
-
Adelaide Oval
- Adelaide Parklands
- Adelaide Thunderbirds
- Adelaide, Eco-Friendly City
-
Air Warfare Destroyer
- Anti-Bikie Legislation
- ANZAC Activities
-
Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary
-
2010-09-14
-
- Arts Annual Programs
- Arts Grants
- Arts SA
- Australian War Memorial Exhibition
-
Book Publication, Nicola Sasanelli
-
2010-11-09
-
- Bowden Urban Village
- Budget Leak
- Burnside Council
- Campbelltown Leisure Centre
-
Carbon Tax
-
Carnegie Mellon University
- CFS Foundation
- Child Protection
- China Trade Trip
-
Christchurch Earthquake
-
2011-02-24
- 2011-03-08
-
- City-Bay Fun Run
- Coalition Budget Cuts
- Commissioner for Social Inclusion
- Commissioner for Water Security
- Commonwealth Games
- Community Centre Closures
-
Cranfield University
- Crime Statistics, City of Salisbury
- Cultural Institutions, Private Benefactors
- Defence Industry
- Elizabeth GP Plus Health Care Centre
-
Ellis, Mr B.
- Employment Participation Rate
- Fiera Del Levante
-
ForestrySA
-
2010-11-24
- 2011-05-04
-
- Geothermal Energy
- Government Advertising
- Greek Language Curriculum
- Health Department
- Hectorville Shooting Incident
- Heritage Restoration Work
-
High Court Decision, Totani
-
2010-11-11
-
- History Festival
- History Trust and Museum Board
- Hospitals, Funding
- Hospitals, Privatisation
- Integrated Design Commissioner
-
Job Creation
- Kangaroo Island Development
- Kangaroo Island, European Settlement
- Klemzig Groundwater Testing
- Kruse, Mr E.g. (Tom)
-
La Réunion
-
Labor Government
- Locust Plague
- Lotteries Commission of South Australia
- Low Emission Vehicles
-
Mcternan, Mr J.
-
2011-03-08
-
- Member for Mawson
-
Mining Industry
- Mining Royalties
-
Mining Super Tax
- 2010-05-12
-
2010-05-25
-
Minister for Forests
-
2010-11-25
-
-
Minister for Police
- Ministerial Appointment
-
Ministerial Code of Conduct
-
2010-06-22
-
2011-05-17
-
- Mount Barker Development Plan Amendment
- Multiculturalism
- Murray-Darling Basin Authority
-
Murray-Darling Basin Plan
- National Child Sex Offender Register
-
National Health Reform
-
Olympic Dam
- Opinion Polls
-
OzAsia Festival
- Panasonic Kid Witness News New Vision Awards
-
Parks Community Centre
- Patawalonga Lock Gates
-
Police Minister, Assault
-
Premier's ANZAC Spirit School Prize
- Premier's Reading and be Active Challenges
- Premier's Trade Mission to India
- Public Libraries
-
Public Sector Employment
- 2010-09-28
-
2010-10-14
- Public Sector Leave Entitlements
- Public Sector Redundancies
- Public Service Association
- Public Service Association Legal Challenge
- Public Service Review
- Puglia, Ministerial Travel
- Rann Government
-
Renewable Energy
- Republic of Cyprus
- Richard Llewellyn Arts and Disability Trust
- Riverbank Precinct
- Road Accident Victim Compensation
-
Roberts, Ms R.
-
Royal Adelaide Hospital
- SA Water
-
Sasanelli, Mr N.
-
2010-11-10
-
- Schools, Funding
- Science Initiatives
- Social Inclusion in Mining and Energy Award
- Solar Energy
- South Australia Police
- South Australian Aquatic and Leisure Centre
- South Australian Economy
- South Australian Exports
- Special Envoy, Higher Education and Research Europe
- State Election
- State Governor's Establishment
- State Promotion Expenditure
-
State Strategic Plan
- Storm and Flood Assistance
- Super Schools
- Supplies and Services
- Sustainability and Community Grants Program
-
Sustainable Budget Commission
-
2010-09-16
-
- Synthetic Cannabinoids
- Tapleys Hill Road
- Teacher Exchange, Puglia Region
- Thinkers in Residence
-
Tour Down Under
-
Trade Promotion, Puglia Region
- Treasurer
-
Treasurer's Remarks
- University College London
- Uranium Mining
-
Water Allocations
-
2011-06-09
-
- Water Pricing
- Yuendumu Families
-
-
Speeches
-
RAU SC, John Robert
-
Speeches
- 30-Year Plan for Greater Adelaide
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee
- Adelaide Casino
- Bail Processes
- Business Names (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
- Business Names Registration (Transitional Arrangements) Bill
- Character Preservation (Barossa Valley) Bill
- Character Preservation (McLaren Vale) Bill
-
Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (Exemptions and Approvals) Amendment Bill
-
2010-09-15
- 2010-10-26
- 2010-11-25
- 2011-02-24
-
-
Commercial Arbitration Bill
-
2011-05-04
-
2011-07-07
-
-
Controlled Substances (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2010-06-24
- 2010-07-20
-
-
Controlled Substances (Offences Relating to Instructions) Amendment Bill
-
2011-03-10
- 2011-05-19
-
- Coroners (Reportable Death) Amendment Bill
-
Corporations (Commonwealth Powers) (Termination Day) Amendment Bill
-
2011-03-23
-
2011-05-03
-
- Credit (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
- Credit (Transitional Arrangements) Bill
- Criminal Appeals
- Criminal Assets Confiscation (Prescribed Drug Offenders) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Investigation (Covert Operations) Act
-
Criminal Law (Sentencing) (Sentencing Considerations) Amendment Bill
-
2011-03-24
-
2011-09-13
-
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Child Pornography) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Looting) Amendment Bill
-
Development (Building Rules Consent—Disability Access) Amendment Bill
-
2011-04-06
-
2011-07-27
-
- Economic and Finance Committee: Annual Report
-
Electoral (Publication of Electoral Material) Amendment Bill
-
2010-05-13
- 2010-06-29
-
-
Electronic Transactions (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2011-03-09
-
2011-05-03
-
-
Evidence (Discreditable Conduct) Amendment Bill
-
2011-04-06
-
2011-07-26
-
- Evidence (Hearsay Rule Exception) Amendment Bill
-
Evidence (Identification) Amendment Bill
-
2011-03-09
-
2011-04-07
-
- Evidence Act Review
- Graffiti Control (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- High Court Decision, Totani
- Jacobs, Mr S.J.
- Johnston, Mr E.f.
- Joint Parliamentary Service Committee
- King, Hon. L.J.
-
Legal Services Commission (Charges on Land) Amendment Bill
-
2011-06-08
-
2011-07-28
- 2011-09-29
-
- Legislative Review Committee: Victim Impact Statements
- Madison Park Schools
- Mullighan, Mr E.p.
- Ngarrindjeri People
- Organised Crime Legislation
- Parliamentary Committee on Occupational Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation
- Parliamentary Committees (Membership of Committees) Amendment Bill
-
Professional Standards (Mutual Recognition) Amendment Bill
-
2010-07-21
- 2010-09-14
-
-
Public Integrity
- Public Works Committee
- Railways (Operations and Access) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Shop Trading Hours (Rundle Mall Tourist Precinct) Amendment Bill
- Sittings and Business
-
South Australian Visitor and Travel Centre
- Statute Law Revision Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Attorney-General's Portfolio) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Community and Strata Titles) Bill
-
2011-04-07
-
2011-07-26
-
- Statutes Amendment (Courts Efficiency Reforms) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Criminal Intelligence) Bill
-
2010-10-27
- 2010-11-10
-
-
Statutes Amendment (De Facto Relationships) Bill
-
2011-03-23
-
2011-05-03
-
-
Statutes Amendment (Directors' Liability) Bill
-
2011-03-23
-
2011-07-26
-
-
Statutes Amendment (Personal Property Securities) Bill
-
2010-11-24
-
2011-03-08
-
-
Summary Offences (Prescribed Motor Vehicles) Amendment Bill
-
2010-09-14
-
2011-03-09
- 2011-06-07
- 2011-07-26
- 2011-09-13
-
-
Summary Offences (Tattooing, Body Piercing and Body Modification) Amendment Bill
-
2011-04-06
-
2011-05-05
- 2011-05-19
-
-
Summary Offences (Weapons) Amendment Bill
-
2010-09-15
- 2010-10-28
-
2010-11-11
-
-
Trustee Companies (Commonwealth Regulation) Amendment Bill
-
2010-06-23
- 2010-07-20
-
-
Answers
- Adelaide Convention Centre
- Anti-Bikie Legislation
- Anti-Corruption Branch
- Appellation Scheme
-
Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale
-
Burnside Council
- City of Adelaide Development
- Computer Games Classifications
-
Criminal Appeals
- 2011-09-27
-
2011-09-29
- Cyberthugs
- Drug Traffickers
-
Easling, Mr T.
- Film Classification
- Fines Collection
-
Graffiti Vandalism
- Hicks, Mr D.
- Humiliating and Degrading Images
-
Independent Commission Against Corruption
- Inner Metropolitan Area Character Suburbs
- Integrity Commission
-
International Tourists
- Kangaroo Island Future Authority
- Kangaroo Island Surfing Competition
- Law Reform Institute
- Legal Profession Reform
- Legal Services Commission
- Local Government Accountability
- Mount Barker Development Plan Amendment
- Nuclear Energy
- Office of Crown Advocate
- Open Space Funding
- Police Funding
-
Police Minister, Assault
-
2011-05-17
- 2011-05-18
-
- Public Integrity
- Rebels Motorcycle Club
-
Remote Areas Energy Supplies Scheme
- Rundle Mall Shop Trading Hours
- Serious and Organised Crime
- Sexual Offences
-
South Australian Visitor and Travel Centre
-
Spent Convictions Legislation
- Spooner Judgement
- Standing Committee on Law and Justice
- State Election
- Tattooing Industry
- Tourism
- Tourism Commission Board
- Vulnerable Witnesses
-
Yuendumu Families
-
Speeches
-
REDMOND, Isobel Mary
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Adelaide Oval Redevelopment and Management Bill
-
Appropriation Bill
- Bonython, Mr H.R. (Kym)
- Collier, Dr Paul
- Dunstan, Sir Donald
- ForestrySA
- Government Performance
- Independent Commission Against Corruption Bill
- Jacobs, Mr S.J.
- Johnston, Mr E.f.
- King, Hon. L.J.
- Kruse, Mr E.g. (Tom)
- Larcombe, Sapper Jamie
- Leader of the Opposition, Qualifications
- Mount Lofty Botanic Garden
- Mullighan, Mr E.p.
- New Prime Minister
- Polish Air Tragedy
- Premier
- Rann Government
- Rodda, Hon. W.A.
- Roxby Downs (Indenture Ratification) (Amendment of Indenture) Amendment Bill
- Speaker, Election
-
Standing Orders Suspension
- Statutes Amendment (Arts Agencies Governance and Other Matters) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (De Facto Relationships) Bill
-
Supply Bill
- Treasurer
-
Valedictories
- Valedictory Speech
-
Questions
- Adelaide International Guitar Festival
-
Adelaide Oval
-
2010-05-12
-
2010-05-13
-
2010-05-25
-
2010-05-26
- 2010-05-27
-
2010-06-23
-
2010-06-24
-
2010-06-29
-
2010-07-20
-
2011-05-03
-
-
Adelaide Zoo
-
2011-09-28
-
-
Anti-Bikie Legislation
-
2010-11-11
-
-
APY Lands
-
2011-09-14
- 2011-09-15
-
-
APY Lands, Child Sex Abuse
-
APY Lands, Food Security
- Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary
- Arts Annual Programs
- Arts Grants
- Arts SA
- Attorney-General's Department
- Auditor-General's Report
- Birkenhead Groundwater Contamination
-
Book Publication, Nicola Sasanelli
-
2010-11-09
-
- Budget Cuts
- Budget Leak
-
Budget Savings Initiatives
-
2010-07-21
-
- Building Approvals
-
Burnside Council
-
Carbon Tax
- Carnegie Mellon University
- Child's Death
- Children with Disabilities
- China Trade Trip
- Community Centre Closures
- Country Health Services
-
Cranfield University
-
Desalination Plant
- Easling, Mr T.
- Eating Disorder Unit
-
Education, Adult Re-Entry
-
2010-10-28
-
-
Edwardstown Groundwater Contamination
- Families SA
-
Flinders Medical Centre
-
ForestrySA
- Griffiths, Drew Claude
-
Health Department
-
2011-11-10
- 2011-11-23
-
2011-11-24
-
- Health System
- Heritage Restoration Work
-
High Court Decision, Totani
-
2010-11-11
-
- History Trust and Museum Board
- Hospital Emergency Departments
- Hospitals
- Hospitals, Funding
- Hospitals, Privatisation
- Housing SA Rental Increases
-
Independent Commission Against Corruption
- Jobs Growth
-
Klemzig Groundwater Testing
-
Labor Government
- Labor Party Leadership
- Lease Incentives
- Lotteries Commission of South Australia
-
Lyell McEwin Hospital
-
2011-04-07
-
-
Lymphoedema Assessment Clinic
- Marine Parks
-
Mcternan, Mr J.
-
2011-03-08
-
- Member for Mawson
-
Mining Royalties
-
2010-05-11
-
- Mining Super Tax
-
Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation
- Minister for Forests
- Minister for Police
- Minister's Overseas Trip
-
Minister's Travel, India
-
Ministerial Code of Conduct
- 2010-06-22
-
2011-05-17
- Mount Barker Development Plan Amendment
- Mount Lofty Bushfire Prevention Group
-
Murray-Darling Basin Plan
- 2010-10-14
-
2011-12-01
- Olympic Dam
- Opinion Polls
-
Parks Community Centre
- Parliamentary Procedures
- Penalty Rates
-
Police Attendance Procedure
- Police Funding
-
Police Minister, Assault
- Printer Cartridge Scam
- Prisoner Home Detention
- Public Policy Debate
-
Public Sector Employment
- 2010-09-28
-
2010-10-14
-
Public Sector Leave Entitlements
-
2011-02-10
-
- Public Service Association
- Public Service Review
- Puglia, Ministerial Travel
-
Rann Government
- Regional Arts National Conference
- Richard Llewellyn Arts and Disability Trust
-
Roberts, Ms R.
-
Royal Adelaide Hospital
- 2010-05-06
-
2010-05-27
-
2011-02-22
-
2011-02-23
-
2011-03-24
- 2011-04-06
-
2011-05-04
-
2011-05-05
-
2011-06-07
-
2011-06-08
- 2011-06-09
- 2011-06-21
- 2011-09-29
- 2011-12-01
-
Royal Adelaide Hospital Gynaecology Department
-
2011-04-05
-
- Sasanelli, Mr N.
- School Amalgamations
- Schools, Funding
-
Solar Feed-In Scheme
-
2011-09-29
-
-
South Australian Visitor and Travel Centre
- Southern Expressway
- Special Envoy, Higher Education and Research Europe
-
State Election
- State Governor's Establishment
- State Library Delegation to New Zealand
- State Promotion Expenditure
- State Taxes
- Superannuation Benefits
- Supplies and Services
-
Sustainable Budget Commission
- 2010-09-15
-
2010-09-16
- Taxes and Charges
- Tiger Airways
-
Trade Promotion, Puglia Region
-
2010-11-09
-
-
Transitional Accommodation Centres
-
2011-03-09
-
- Translators
-
Treasurer's Remarks
- Unanswered Questions
-
Unemployment Figures
-
Union Hall
-
2010-05-12
-
-
Uranium Enrichment
-
2011-03-22
-
-
Water Pricing
- Water Trading Laws
-
Yuendumu Families
-
Speeches
-
SANDERSON, Rachel
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Adelaide High School
- Adelaide Oval
- Adelaide Oval Redevelopment and Management Bill
-
Appropriation Bill
- Autism Services
- City of Adelaide (Capital City Committee) Amendment Bill
-
Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (Parental Guidance) Amendment Bill
- Correctional Services (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Cyclist Safety
- Electricity (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Evidence (Identification) Amendment Bill
- Hampstead Rehabilitation Centre
- Health and Community Services Complaints (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Hindley Street Post Office
- Land Tax (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Leukaemia Foundation
- Lien Heng Grocery Stand
- Local Government (Model By-Laws) Amendment Bill
- Local Government (Road Closures—1934 Act) Amendment Bill
-
Non-Government Organisations
- Operation Flinders Foundation
- Payroll Tax (Nexus) Amendment Bill
- Public Works Committee: Adelaide TAFE SA Campus
- Public Works Committee: Bowden Urban Village
- Recreation Grounds (Regulations) (Penalties) Amendment Bill
- Red Nose Day
- Rundle Mall
- Rundle Mall Shop Trading Hours
-
Rundle Mall Tourist Precinct
- Sexualisation of Children in Media
-
Shop Trading Hours (Rundle Mall Tourist Precinct) Amendment Bill
-
2010-09-16
- 2011-03-24
-
-
Statutes Amendment (Public Assemblies and Addresses) Bill
-
2011-10-20
-
2011-11-10
-
- Sturt Street Bike Track
-
Suicide Prevention
- Summary Offences (Tattooing, Body Piercing and Body Modification) Amendment Bill
-
Supply Bill
- Questions
-
Speeches
-
SIBBONS, Alan John
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
-
Appropriation Bill
- Australian Consumer Law
- Cigarette Packaging
- Curnow, Mr J.
- Dernancourt Shopping Centre Traffic Lights
- Desalination Plant
- General Motors Holden
- Go Home on Time Day
- Health System
- Industry Capability Network
-
Legislative Review Committee
- 2010-05-26
- 2010-06-23
- 2010-06-30
-
2010-07-21
- 2010-09-15
- 2010-09-29
- 2010-10-27
- 2010-11-09
- 2010-11-10
- 2010-11-24
- 2011-02-09
- 2011-02-23
- 2011-03-09
- 2011-03-23
- 2011-04-06
- 2011-05-18
- 2011-06-08
- 2011-06-22
- 2011-07-06
- 2011-07-27
- 2011-09-14
- 2011-09-28
- 2011-10-18
- 2011-10-19
- 2011-11-09
- 2011-11-22
- 2011-11-23
- 2011-12-01
- Legislative Review Committee: Criminal Intelligence
- Legislative Review Committee: Postponement of Regulations from Expiry
- Legislative Review Committee: Victim Impact Statements
- Liquor Purchase Scheme
- Melanoma
-
Mitchell Electorate
- Naevus Support Australia
- Neighbourhood Dispute Resolution Bill
- Non-Government Organisations
- Patritti Winery
- Premier's Community Initiatives Fund
- Prisons, Smoking
- Recreation Grounds (Regulations) (Penalties) Amendment Bill
- Relationships Australia
- Remembrance Day
- Reynella Kiwanis Club
- Roadsafe Youth Driver Awareness
- Small Business
- South-Western Suburbs
- Southern Expressway
- Statutes Amendment (Public Interest Disclosure) Bill
- Statutes Amendment and Repeal (Australian Consumer Law) Bill
- Subordinate Legislation
- Tobacco Product Regulation (Further Restrictions) Amendment Bill
- Westfield Marion Car Parking
- Workplace Safety
-
Questions
- Accessible Taxi Services
- Adelaide Railway Station
- Adult Literacy and Numeracy
- Biodiversity
- Defence Industry
- Disability Equipment
- Drought Recovery Program
- Geothermal Energy
- GP Plus Health Care Centres
- Hospital Beds
- Hospital Emergency Departments
- Legal Services Commission
- Low Emission Vehicles
- Murray River
- Muslim Task Force
- Mylicence
- Obesity Prevention and Lifestyle
- Olympic Dam
- OzAsia Festival
- Privileges Committee
- Research Fellowships
- Road Safety Education
- SA Ambulance Service
- Solar Energy
- South Australia Innovation and Investment Fund
- South Australian Aquatic and Leisure Centre
- South Australian Certificate of Education
-
South Australian Exports
- South Australian Regional Centre of Culture
- South Australian Seniors
- Sport, Match Fixing
- State Transition Program
- Stormwater Harvesting
- Taxi Driver of the Year Awards
-
Tour Down Under
- Vaccination Programs
- Volunteers
- Youth Parliament
-
Speeches
-
SNELLING, John James
-
Speeches
-
Address in Reply
-
Adelaide Pacific International College
-
Appropriation Bill
-
2010-09-29
-
2011-06-09
-
2011-06-22
-
2011-06-23
-
- Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (Exemptions and Approvals) Amendment Bill
- Commercial Vehicle Drivers
- Cossey Review
- Criminal Law (Sentencing) (Sentencing Powers of Magistrates Court) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Medical Defences—End of Life Arrangements) Amendment Bill
- ForestrySA
- Joint Parliamentary Service Committee
- Kimberly-Clark Australia
- Local Government (Model By-Laws) Amendment Bill
-
Motor Vehicles (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2010-06-24
- 2010-07-20
-
- Motor Vehicles (Third Party Insurance) Amendment Bill
- Occupational Licensing National Law (South Australia) Bill
- Palliative Care Resources
- Parliamentary Remuneration (Basic Salary) Amendment Bill
- Parliamentary Remuneration Act
- Playford Electorate
- Public Sector Leave Entitlements
- Publishing Committee
- Road Toll
- SA Health
- SA Water
- Seaman, Mr G.F.
- Sittings and Business
- Skills for All
- Speed Limits
- Stamp Duties (Insurance) Amendment Bill
- Standing Orders Committee
- Standing Orders Suspension
-
Statutes Amendment (Budget 2011) Bill
-
2011-06-09
- 2011-06-21
- 2011-06-22
-
-
Statutes Amendment (Driving Offences) Bill
-
2010-06-24
- 2010-07-21
-
-
Statutes Amendment (Land Holding Entities and Tax Avoidance Schemes) Bill
-
2011-05-04
- 2011-05-17
- 2011-05-18
-
- Statutes Amendment and Repeal (Australian Consumer Law) Bill
-
Summary Offences (Prescribed Motor Vehicles) Amendment Bill
- Supply Bill
- Torrens University Australia
-
Training and Skills Development (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2010-11-24
-
2011-02-08
-
- Vocational Education and Training
- Vocational Education and Training (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
-
Work Health and Safety Bill
- WorkCover Corporation
-
Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation (Employer Payments) Amendment Bill
-
2011-09-28
-
2011-12-01
-
-
-
Answers
- Abilities for All
-
Adelaide Oval
-
2011-02-08
-
-
Adelaide Zoo
- Adelaide Zoo Board
- Auditor-General's Report
- Black Spot Program
- Budget Cuts
- Building Approvals
- Building Family Opportunities
- Business Confidence
-
Carbon Tax
-
2011-05-19
-
-
Carnegie Mellon University
-
2010-05-27
-
- Catherine House Incorporated
- Construction Industry Training Board
-
Credit Rating
-
2011-11-22
- 2011-11-23
-
-
Debt Exposure
-
2011-10-19
-
- Defence Industry
- Defence Industry Training
-
ForestrySA
-
2011-02-08
-
2011-02-23
-
2011-05-03
-
2011-05-04
- 2011-11-08
- 2011-12-01
-
- Global Economic Conditions
-
Government Liability
-
2011-09-28
-
-
Health Department
- Health Portfolio
- Hospital Parking
-
Hospitals, Remembrance Day
-
2011-11-10
-
- Housing Finance
- Indigenous Tourism Training
- Industry and Indigenous Skills Centre Program
-
International Education Sector
- International Students
- Julia Farr Association
- Kickstart Training Program
- Knight Review
-
Lotteries Commission of South Australia
- Minister's Travel, India
- Mylicence
-
National Health Reform
-
2011-02-22
-
-
Printer Cartridge Scam
-
2011-10-20
-
-
Public Sector Leave Entitlements
-
Public Service Cuts
- Red-Light and Speed Cameras
- Rehabilitation and Return to Work
-
Remembrance Day
-
Road Safety
- Road Safety Education
-
Royal Adelaide Hospital
-
2011-02-08
- 2011-02-09
-
2011-02-22
-
2011-02-23
- 2011-02-24
-
2011-03-24
- 2011-05-05
- 2011-05-19
-
2011-06-07
-
2011-06-08
-
-
Rural Road Safety Program
-
2011-03-22
-
- Sasanelli, Mr N.
- Science Initiatives
- Skills for All
- Skills for Jobs Plan
- South Australian Economy
- South Australian Health Partnership
-
South-East Forestry Industry Roundtable
-
Spooner Judgement
- Spooner, Mr Neil
- State Budget
-
State Debt
-
2011-02-09
-
-
State Finances
- State Taxes
- Stepping Up the Pace Program
- Sustainable Budget Commission
-
TAFE SA
- 2010-09-14
-
2010-11-23
- Training Awards
-
Training Organisations
-
2010-05-12
- 2010-06-22
-
- Treasurer's Portfolio
- Treasurer's Remarks
- United States Debt Crisis
- University Foundation Studies
- University Vice-Chancellors
- Victor Harbor TAFE Campus
-
Vocational Education and Training
- Water Pricing
- Wire Rope Safety Barriers
-
Speeches
-
SUCH, Robert Bruce
-
Speeches
- Aboriginal Equality
-
Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee: Annual Report
-
Address in Reply
-
2010-05-13
-
- Adelaide Oval Redevelopment and Management Bill
- ANZAC Activities
-
Appropriation Bill
- Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary
- Battle of Long Tan
- Carbon Management Strategy
-
Chamber Dress Code
- Christchurch Earthquake
- Civil Liability (Charitable Donations) Amendment Bill
-
Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (Parental Guidance) Amendment Bill
- Country Health
- Crime Statistics
- Criminal Law (Sentencing) (No Conviction on Election to be Prosecuted) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Child Pornography) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Looting) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Medical Defences—End of Life Arrangements) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law Review, Sexual Behaviour
- Drinking Water
- Economic and Finance Committee: Annual Report
- Economic and Finance Committee: Consumer Protection for Farmers
- Economic and Finance Committee: Emergency Services Levy 2010-11
- Education Funding
- Egyptian Christian Minority
-
Electoral (Contents of Writ) Amendment Bill
-
2010-07-22
- 2011-06-23
-
- Electoral (Optional Preferential Voting) Amendment Bill
- Electoral (Publication of Electoral Material) Amendment Bill
- Electoral (Voting Age) Amendment Bill
- Electorate Services
- Expiation Notices
- Expiation of Offences (Speeding Offences) Amendment Bill
- Facial Identification Bill
- Food Safety Standards
- Graffiti Control (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Health Checks, School Children
- Independent Commission Against Corruption Bill
- Internment Camps
- Judicial Reform
- Legoe Family
- Light Rail Network Expansion
- Liquor Licensing (Supply to Minors) Amendment Bill
- Liquor Purchase Scheme
- Livestock Slaughter
-
Lobbying and Ministerial Accountability Bill
-
2010-09-16
- 2011-06-09
-
-
Local Government (Auditor-General) Amendment Bill
-
2010-07-22
- 2010-09-30
-
- Local Government (Boundary Reform) Amendment Bill
- Local Government (Interment of Human Remains) Amendment Bill
- Local Government Reform
- Magistrates Court (Small Claims Jurisdiction) Amendment Bill
- Magistrates Court, Traffic Matters
- Melanoma
- Members' Allowances
- Members' Statement of Principles
-
Mid Murray, Moveable Signs Restrictions
- Motoring Revenues
-
Mount Barker, Moveable Signs Restrictions
- Nanomaterials Regulation
- Native Flora and Fauna
- Natural Resources Committee: Invasive Species Inquiry
- Natural Resources Committee: Levy Proposals 2011-12
-
Neighbourhood Dispute Resolution Bill
-
2010-07-22
- 2011-04-07
-
- Nuclear Energy
- Nuffield Scholarships
- Operation Flinders Foundation
- Parliament (Joint Services) (Webcasting) Amendment Bill
- Parliamentary Committees (Bushfires Committee) Amendment Bill
- Parliamentary Procedure Review
- Parliamentary Remuneration (Basic Salary) Amendment Bill
- Police Complaints Authority
- Polish Tragedies
- Population Policy
- Pork Industry
-
Port Augusta, Moveable Signs Restrictions
- Preventative Health Measures
- Prisoner Rehabilitation
- Prisons, Smoking
- Public Works Committee: Adelaide TAFE SA Campus
- Public Works Committee: Berri Hospital Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Bolivar Wastewater Treatment Plant
- Public Works Committee: New Youth Training Centre
- Public Works Committee: Rail Revitalisation Project—Elizabeth Turnback Facility
- Public Works Committee: Reynella East Child Parent Centre to Year 12 School Consolidation
- Public Works Committee: Sustainable Industries Education Centre—Tonsley Park
- Racehorses
- Rail Commissioner (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Rail Freight
- Rail Safety (Safety Coordination) Amendment Bill
- Regional Assembly
- Residential Speed Limits
- Road Signage
- Road Toll
- Road Traffic (Consumption of Liquor While Driving) Amendment Bill
- Road Traffic (Emergency Vehicles) Amendment Bill
- Road Traffic (Red Light Offences) Amendment Bill
- Road Traffic (Traffic Speed Analysers) Amendment Bill
-
Robe, Moveable Signs Restrictions
- Roxby Downs (Indenture Ratification) (Amendment of Indenture) Amendment Bill
- School Bus Services
- Shop Trading Hours (Rundle Mall Tourist Precinct) Amendment Bill
- Signs on Council Land
- Social Development Committee: Same-Sex Parenting
- Social History Museum
- South Australia, Settlement Celebrations
- South Australian Certificate of Education
- Southern Expressway
-
Speed Cameras
- Speed Limits
- Speed Measuring Devices
- Standing Orders, Members' Conduct
- State Government Elections
- Statutes Amendment (Anti-Bullying) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Budget 2010) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Entitlements of Members of Parliament) Bill
-
2010-07-22
- 2011-04-07
-
- Statutes Amendment (Public Assemblies and Addresses) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Transport Portfolio—Penalties) Bill
- Suicide Prevention
- Summary Offences (Prescribed Motor Vehicles) Amendment Bill
- Summary Offences (Tattooing, Body Piercing and Body Modification) Amendment Bill
-
Supply Bill
- Surgical Robot
- TAFE
- Terrorism (Surface Transport Security) Bill
- University of Adelaide (Trust Property) Amendment Bill
- Veterinary Profession
- Vocational Education and Training (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
- Voluntary Euthanasia Bill
- Wheat STEM Rust
-
Yankalilla, Moveable Signs Restrictions
- Youth Centres
-
Questions
- Chamber Dress Code
- Christchurch Earthquake
- Community Hospital Funding
-
Spent Convictions Legislation
-
Speeches
-
THOMPSON, Mary Gabrielle
-
Speeches
- Aboriginal Equality
- Adult Literacy
- Amnesty International
- ANZAC Activities
- ANZAC Day
- Appropriation Bill
- Brain Injury Awareness Week
- Christie Downs Community House
- Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (Parental Guidance) Amendment Bill
- Commonwealth Women Parliamentarians
- Community Foodies
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Medical Defences—End of Life Arrangements) Amendment Bill
-
Domestic Violence
- Economic Stimulus Package
- Economics
- Education Funding
- Educational Opportunities
- Electoral (Contents of Writ) Amendment Bill
- Electoral (Publication of Electoral Material) Amendment Bill
- Environment, Resources and Development Committee
- Families and Communities Department
- Flinders Centre for Gambling Research
- Francis, Mr C.W.
- Gaming Machines (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Gender Equity
- International Conference of Women Engineers and Scientists
-
International Women's Day
- Keeping Safe in Emergencies Guide
- Legislative Review Committee
- Legislative Review Committee: Criminal Intelligence
- Lonsdale Heights Primary School
- Opal
- Public Works Committee: Wallara Early Years to Year 7 (New Morphett Vale Primary School) Redevelopment
- School Retention Rates
- School Violence and Bullying
- Social Development Committee: Dental Services for Older South Australians
- South Australian Training Awards
-
Statutes Amendment (Arts Agencies Governance and Other Matters) Bill
-
2010-09-15
-
- Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Program
- Stokes, Mr T.
- Summary Offences (Tattooing, Body Piercing and Body Modification) Amendment Bill
- Supply Bill
-
Thinkers in Residence
- Unification of Italy
- Volunteer Support Fund
- Wilson, Mr P.
-
Questions
- Adelaide Cabaret Festival
- Adelaide Festival of Arts
- Adelaide Festival of Ideas
- Adelaide Gaol
- Advantage SA Awards
- Affordable Housing
- APY Lands, Food Security
- Asbestos Victims Memorial Day
- Broadband Internet
- Catherine House Incorporated
- Children's Centres
- Commissioner for Aboriginal Engagement
- Community Education Training Initiative
- Connecting Aboriginal People to Mining Program
- Cyberthugs
- Disability Supported Accommodation
- Education and Child Development Department
- Electronic Waste Disposal
- Employment Figures
- Family Businesses
- Flinders Centre for Gambling Research
- Goyder Institute for Water Research
- Health Care
- Hectorville Shooting Incident
- Illegal Drugs
- Inverbrackie Detention Facility
- Kids Teaching Kids Conference
- Mining Industry
- Motor Registration Labels
- Mylicence
- National Water Initiative
- OzAsia Festival
- Premier's ANZAC Spirit School Prize
- Premier's Trade Mission to India
- Premium City Central Bus Stops
- Regional Centre of Culture
- Road Safety
- SA Ambulance Service
- University Foundation Studies
- Vulnerable Witnesses
- Waste Management
- Women's and Children's Hospital
- Zero Waste Grants Program
-
Speeches
-
TRELOAR, Peter Andrew
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Adelaide Oval Redevelopment and Management Bill
-
Appropriation Bill
-
2010-09-29
- 2010-10-14
- 2011-06-22
- 2011-07-07
-
- Arkaroola Protection Bill
-
Country Shows
-
Electoral (Publication of Electoral Material) Amendment Bill
-
2010-06-29
-
- Farm Plagues
- Flinders Electorate
- Grain Harvest
- Land Tenure
-
Marine Parks
- Marine Parks (Parliamentary Scrutiny) Amendment Bill
- Mining (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Mining (Royalties) Amendment Bill
- Mining Exploration, Eyre Peninsula
- Mortlock Shield Football Carnival
- Native Vegetation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Nuffield Scholarships
- One Night Stand Concert
- Parliamentary Committees (Bushfires Committee) Amendment Bill
- Parliamentary Committees (Natural Disasters Committee) Amendment Bill
- Patient Assistance Transport Scheme
- Point Lowly Desalination Plant
- Prince Alfred College Incorporation (Variation of Constitution) Amendment Bill
- Public Works Committee: Cowell Area School Redevelopment
- Rail Safety (Safety Coordination) Amendment Bill
- Roxby Downs (Indenture Ratification) (Amendment of Indenture) Amendment Bill
- Safe Drinking Water Bill
- School Bus Services
- School Buses
- School of the Air
- Small Business
- South Australia, Settlement Celebrations
- South Australian Tourism Awards
-
Supply Bill
- TradeStart Program
- Valedictories
- Water Industry Bill
-
Questions
- Marine Parks
- Public Service Association Legal Challenge
-
Remote Areas Energy Supplies Scheme
-
2011-03-08
- 2011-03-09
-
- School Bus Contracts
- School Buses
- Tod Reservoir
-
Speeches
-
VAN HOLST PELLEKAAN, Daniel Cornelis
-
Speeches
- Aboriginal Equality
- Address in Reply
- Adelaide Car Parking
- Adelaide Oval Redevelopment and Management Bill
-
Appropriation Bill
- Arkaroola Protection Bill
- Biosecurity Cost Recovery
- Central Oval, Port Augusta
-
Community Event Liquor Licences
- Country Health
- Country Volunteer Organisations
-
Dingoes
- Electoral (Contents of Writ) Amendment Bill
- Electoral (Publication of Electoral Material) Amendment Bill
- Evidence (Identification) Amendment Bill
- Gaming Machines (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Health Services Charitable Gifts Bill
- Innamincka Regional Reserve
- Kapunda Homicides
- Kruse, Mr E.g. (Tom)
- Land Rezoning
- Magistrates Court (Small Claims Jurisdiction) Amendment Bill
-
Marine Parks
- Marine Parks (Parliamentary Scrutiny) Amendment Bill
- Mining (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Mining (Royalties) Amendment Bill
- Murray-Darling Basin Plan
- Native Vegetation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Natural Resources Committee: Annual Report
- Natural Resources Committee: Invasive Species Inquiry
- Natural Resources Committee: Levy Proposals 2010-11
- Natural Resources Committee: Levy Proposals 2011-12
- Natural Resources Committee: Little Penguins
- Natural Resources Committee: South Australian Arid Lands Natural Resources Management Board Region Fact Finding Visit
- Natural Resources Management (Commercial Forests) Amendment Bill
- Nuffield Scholarships
- Operation Flinders Foundation
- Orroroo Carrieton District Council
- Outback Roads
- Parliamentary Committee on Occupational Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation: Annual Report
- Parliamentary Committees (Bushfires Committee) Amendment Bill
- Parliamentary Committees (Natural Disasters Committee) Amendment Bill
- Patient Assistance Transport Scheme
- Port Augusta
- Port Augusta Power Stations
- Public Works Committee: Common Ground—Port Augusta
- Public Works Committee: Port Augusta Area School Redevelopment—Stirling Campus
- Public Works Committee: Port Augusta Prison
- Racehorses
- Rail Safety (Safety Coordination) Amendment Bill
- Railways (Operations and Access) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Remote Areas Energy Supplies Scheme
-
Road Safety
-
Road Traffic (Emergency Vehicles) Amendment Bill
-
2011-09-15
- 2011-11-24
-
- Roxby Downs (Indenture Ratification) (Amendment of Indenture) Amendment Bill
- Rural Infrastructure
- Safe Drinking Water Bill
- School Bus Services
- Select Committee on the Grain Handling Industry
- Shared Services
- Shop Trading Hours (Rundle Mall Tourist Precinct) Amendment Bill
- Small Business Commissioner Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Public Assemblies and Addresses) Bill
- Stuart Electorate
-
Supply Bill
- TAFE
- Tobacco Product Regulation (Further Restrictions) Amendment Bill
- University of Adelaide (Trust Property) Amendment Bill
- Volunteers
- Water Industry Bill
-
Water Meters
- Work Health and Safety Bill
- Wyatt, Mr K.
-
Yorkeys Crossing
- Yudum
-
Questions
- Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary
- Burra Hospital
- Cooper Creek
- Electricity Prices, Coober Pedy
-
Kapunda Primary School
-
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2010-05-13
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VENNING, Ivan Howard
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VLAHOS, Leesa Anne
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Public Works Committee: Berri Hospital Redevelopment
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- Public Works Committee: South Para Dam Flood Mitigation and Remedial Works
- Public Works Committee: Wallara Early Years to Year 7 (New Morphett Vale Primary School) Redevelopment
- Royal Flying Doctor Service
- Safe Drinking Water Bill
- South Australian Kids Teaching Kids Conference
- Spiritual Care Australia
- St Dimitrios Parish Festival
- Statutes Amendment (Arts Agencies Governance and Other Matters) Bill
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- Suicide Prevention
- Supply Bill
- Surgical Robot
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Taylor Electorate
- Training and Skills Development (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Two Wells Service Centre
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- Vietnamese Farmers' Association of South Australia
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- Young Adelaide Voices
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Questions
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- Cultural Institutions, Private Benefactors
- Digital Education Revolution
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- Kruse, Mr E.g. (Tom)
- Ladder St Vincent Street
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Locust Plague
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Speeches
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WEATHERILL AO, Jay Wilson
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Speeches
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Auditor-General's Report
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- Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (Exemptions and Approvals) Amendment Bill
- Collier, Dr Paul
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Education and Early Childhood Services (Registration and Standards) Bill
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2011-09-14
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2011-10-18
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- Education Dispute
- Johnston, Mr E.f.
- Members' Behaviour
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- Mullighan, Mr E.p.
- Murray-Darling Basin Plan
- New Schools PPP Program
- Parliamentary Secretary
- Premier
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Prince Alfred College Incorporation (Variation of Constitution) Amendment Bill
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2010-09-29
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2010-11-11
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2010-11-23
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- Roxby Downs (Indenture Ratification) (Amendment of Indenture) Amendment Bill
- School Bus Services
- School Retention Rates
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School Violence and Bullying
- Select Committee on the Prince Alfred College Incorporation (Variation of Constitution) Amendment Bill
- Urban Renewal
- Valedictories
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Answers
- Aboriginal Education
- Adelaide High School
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Adelaide West Special Education Centre
- Advantage SA Awards
- Asbestos Victims Memorial Day
- Auditor-General's Report
- Bartley, Mr K.
- Better Behaviour Centres
- Broadband Internet
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Building the Education Revolution
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Carbon Tax
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Childcare Centres
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2010-05-11
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Children with Disabilities
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2011-09-27
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Children's Centres
- Contract Teachers
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Coober Pedy Area School Principal
- Digital Education Revolution
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Education and Children's Services Department
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Education and Children's Services Department, KPMG Report
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2011-02-22
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Education Department Redundancies
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2011-06-21
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Education Funding
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Education Works
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2011-04-05
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Education, Adult Re-Entry
- Even Start Program
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Forbes Primary School
- ForestrySA
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High Schools, Adelaide
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2011-07-27
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- History Curriculum
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Innovative Community Action Networks
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Italian Language Teachers Conference
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John Hartley School
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Julia Farr Association
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Kapunda Primary School
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- Major Developments
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Murray-Darling Basin Plan
- 2011-11-08
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2011-12-01
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National Literacy and Numeracy Tests
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Penalty Rates
- Printer Cartridge Scam
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Public Policy Debate
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2011-11-24
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- Public Sector Employment
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Public Sector Leave Entitlements
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Right Bite Program
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2011-05-19
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- Roma Mitchell Secondary College
- Salary Overpayments
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School Amalgamations
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School Bus Contracts
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2010-07-21
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- School Bus Services
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South Australian Certificate of Education
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Teacher Recruitment
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- Water Trading Laws
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Speeches
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WHETSTONE, Timothy John
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Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Adelaide Oval Redevelopment and Management Bill
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Appropriation Bill
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- Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (Parental Guidance) Amendment Bill
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Murray River Irrigators
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Murray-Darling Basin Plan
- 2010-10-26
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2011-03-08
- 2011-07-06
- 2011-07-07
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Roxby Downs (Indenture Ratification) (Amendment of Indenture) Amendment Bill
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2011-11-09
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Supply Bill
- 2010-06-22
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2011-04-06
- Training and Skills Development (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
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- Questions
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Speeches
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WILLIAMS, Michael Richard
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Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Adelaide Oval
- Adelaide Oval Redevelopment and Management Bill
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Appropriation Bill
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Arkaroola Protection Bill
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2011-11-23
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- Bonython, Mr H.R. (Kym)
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Electricity (Renewable Energy Price) Amendment Bill
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2010-10-28
- 2011-04-07
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ForestrySA
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Natural Resources Management (Commercial Forests) Amendment Bill
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2011-07-27
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Natural Resources Management (Review) Amendment Bill
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Roxby Downs (Indenture Ratification) (Amendment of Indenture) Amendment Bill
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2011-10-19
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2010-10-28
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Adelaide Oval
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Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary
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2011-07-27
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- BHP Billiton
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Birkenhead Groundwater Contamination
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2011-07-27
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- Bowden Urban Village
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Clayton Weir
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Coober Pedy District Council
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2011-03-23
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- Correctional Services Officer
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2011-09-29
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Desalination Plant
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Edwardstown Groundwater Contamination
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2011-05-04
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2010-09-29
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2010-05-11
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2010-05-25
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2011-05-18
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2010-05-27
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2011-02-22
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2010-10-14
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2010-05-11
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2011-06-07
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2010-06-22
- 2010-06-24
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Speeches
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WRIGHT, Michael John
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Speeches
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Economic and Finance Committee: Annual Report
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2010-11-10
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Answers
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Speeches
SUPPLY BILL
Second Reading
Adjourned debate on second reading (resumed on motion).
Mr PEDERICK (Hammond) (17:15): In my remarks earlier today on the Supply Bill, I indicated that we, on this side of the house, support the bill. I was discussing the Labor government's Adelaide Oval 'patch up' plan and, if this proposal goes ahead, I believe it will give us a facility that will be 30 years out of date before it is constructed. When the Liberals went to the election, we had a far better plan to build a covered stadium (a full entertainment precinct) on the rail yard site. Suddenly, the Labor Party went into overdrive—'What are we going to do? We have to do something to match this'—because we had the best proposal and they saw that. They saw that Adelaide and South Australians were invigorated by the proposal we put up for the entertainment precinct, including a covered stadium on the rail yards, which tied in also with rebuilding the Adelaide Hospital at its current location. From memory, on Adelaidenow, 83 per cent of people who logged on indicated their support for our plan. So desperate measures were undertaken.
The Labor Party rounded up a few people to come over for a big announcement. Sadly, if the government's plan goes into play, Adelaide and South Australia will be short-changing themselves because, as I said, it will be 30 years out of date before the upgrade on the Adelaide Oval has started and, after seeing the western grandstand going up, it will destroy the iconic nature of the ground. In saying that, I reflect on what happened when retractable light towers were put in. The light towers that are there now bear nothing to what will happen if Labor, by some miracle—and I say that because I don't believe cricket and football will come on side by the end of August—move this project ahead. It will be a great shame not just for Adelaide but this state because we could have built an iconic covered stadium for multiuse events and use it all year in conjunction with the Adelaide Oval for cricket, etc. The costings of this have been quite interesting, and it is interesting that the Treasurer has faced a barrage of questions not only today but other days on what he knew about the costings and how accurate these costings were.
The Labor government went to the people on 20 March saying that it was $450 million and not a cent more for the stadium. Then it came out that it was $535 million, and $85 million of that is to help the South Australian Cricket Association out with a debt problem. 'We will leave out the $38 million footbridge and we will get someone else to build a $35 million car park.' This plan has so many holes in it. I believe that it will blow out well over $700 million, and possibly as high as $800 million or $900 million, when we on this side of the house put up a proposal for a covered stadium, fully costed at $800 million. So, it will be sad if it goes ahead.
As the leader on this side of the house has said, she would congratulate the government if it went ahead with our plan, but we will see what happens. I think we will still have the chance to build the covered stadium. It is interesting to note that there is no rock solid guarantee that the commonwealth will kick in any funding for this proposal.
I also want to make the comment that the government's Sustainable Budget Commission that has been tasked with fixing the state budget has, ironically, exceeded its budget significantly and will cost the taxpayer an additional $2.5 million over the next two years. If the commission cannot stick to its own budget, how is it supposed to fix it for the whole state?
I will make some comments about the fiscal position and outlook from the Mid-Year Budget Review. For the 2009-10 budget, there are deficits in all three accounting measures: the net lending deficit, the cash deficit and the net operating deficit. The net lending deficit is $1,551 million; the cash deficit is $1,654 million and the net operating deficit is $174 million. It is interesting to note that the revenues in the state have increased by $606 million since the 2009-10 budget was delivered, but spending has also increased by $476 million.
Despite the downturn, revenue income increased by $1.5 billion from 2008-09 to 2009-10 due to the bailouts from the Rudd Labor government. We note that spending has also increased by $1.5 billion in the same period. This signifies that the government, in the eight years it has been in government, has been unable to control its spending, going over budget by a total of $2.9 billion since 2002-03.
Spending blowouts and not falls in revenue are the reason that the government's budget has slumped into deficit. As I and other people have said in here before, the interest bill that the government is paying is close to running out to $2 million a day, which I believe surpasses even the infamous State Bank debt.
I will just comment on land tax. It is interesting that the Labor Party would not have gone near land tax. In fact, the Treasurer has talked about it in this place when discussing bills. He has made it feel like you are part of some wealthy blue ribbon elite set if you are paying land tax. I have certainly spoken about this issue in this place before. The Treasurer does not understand that people are paying land tax because they have invested in property for their superannuation. Whether it be migrants who came out here in the 1950s or 1960s, people who have built this state and nation, or whether it is people who have done well in business and want to make a future for their family, they have invested in property or housing to make money.
The Treasurer scoffs and says, 'If they don't want to pay land tax, they can sell it.' That is not the point. That is absolutely not the point. It is interesting that, when we came out with land tax cuts prior to the election, Labor came out with the same proposal. It did increase it slightly, and we immediately matched it, because if the money was there for them it would be there for us. Thankfully, that legislation is going through the parliament, and that will help out many thousands of people paying land tax.
It is interesting to note that GST revenue has increased markedly over time as well, but still we do not have enough money in the coffers. I mention briefly the Adelaide Hospital, and it horrifies me that we will spoil the opportunity to built a decent entertainment precinct in the rail yards instead of rebuilding most parts of the Royal Adelaide Hospital where it stands and save $1 billion that could be transferred back through to Country Health and other metropolitan hospitals, and make far better use of the moneys so that other health services could access some of that money that Labor is going to spend (the $1.7 billion) on the rail yards hospital.
I also mention the desalination plant, which at $1.8 billion is just an unbelievable amount of money. If Labor had acted when we brought out the policy in 2007, I am sure it could have saved at least 40 per cent of that costing if it had got on with the job of building a desalination plant back then.
We have all the discussion at the moment, not just in this state but throughout the Murray-Darling Basin, on sustainable diversion limits, and it is a very big issue, not just for this state but for all states involved along the Murray. Water will come from irrigators. There is talk, and Senator Penny Wong had it in the weekend's papers, that they will put pressure on Adelaide's licence. I was of the understanding (but you learn something new every day) that critical human needs licences may not be pressured for cuts.
It seems ridiculous that, from what I can gather, when the desalination plant in Adelaide is running and if there is plenty of water in the Murray, they will switch it off. As a businessman, I cannot see that that makes good business sense. If we are paying the water rates, which we will be, to pay for this plant, then that plant should be running.
We are told by the Premier that it is on 100 per cent green power. He must think that the windmills turn when it is not blowing, and there are also issues when it is too windy for wind turbines to operate, so you get the carbon offset there. I think that is insanity, especially with the strain on the river. When this plant is fully operational it can put out 100 gigalitres of water; we should be operating it 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and if the river has any excess flow then that can go through to the environment or, equally, 50-50 between the environment and irrigators.
Just in mentioning irrigators, agriculture has taken unprecedented cuts in the previous budget and in the coming budget I believe that $22 million in cuts is coming. I already know of several long-term employees who have worked under PIRSA and the various departments under PIRSA. In fact, I was talking to one the other day who had many years of experience—decades of experience—working with primary industries, and the thanks he gets is that a few weeks ago he is called and told, 'It's all over. You're going to be reassigned.'
This government is putting all its eggs in one basket, mining. I support mining, but the government will pillage the long-term wealth of knowledge that we have in primary industries through the South Australian Research and Development Institute, and the people working through the outreach group with Rural Solutions. It is a disgrace to the people on the land, who produce about $4 billion worth of primary production every year, depending on the season.
I urge this government to take a harder look at agriculture and work out where our food comes from, because if it is not careful we will be importing a lot more from China and other places. We already import far too much food, and we are seeing jobs in the agricultural industries disappear through drought and hard times, whether it be irrigated or non-irrigated agriculture. We are also seeing the effect of mice on agriculture; farmers are collectively spending millions of dollars on mouse-baiting programs just to try to get their crop out of the ground. I was talking to a farmer near Penong who told me he had decided not to even bother sowing a crop because the mice were that bad, and were tearing the grain out off the ground.
Speaking of plagues, I believe we have already had a plague of locusts throughout the Riverland stretching in a band down towards Pinnaroo and around Parilla, right down through that section of the Northern Mallee to the Southern Mallee. These locusts caused a lot of harm by delaying crop sowing, and forcing some people to resow crops one or two times so that they had a crop once the conditions got a bit better—once it got a bit colder to get rid of the locusts and a few sprays went out. I know that one operator went to the shop to buy his chemicals to spray the locusts, but by the time he got back to the farm the crop was gone.
I will continue my remarks in my grieve when I have the opportunity; however, I do commend the Supply Bill, although I still say that it is outrageous that we have to move for the $5 billion of funding because the Treasurer could not recall that budgets are due in June.
Mr TRELOAR (Flinders) (17:33): I rise to support the second reading of the Supply Bill. I will keep my contribution relatively brief because I do not want to rehash what my colleagues on this side of the house have already said; however, I would like to echo the sentiments of the shadow treasurer and others in regard to the state budget. It is quite unbelievable that the Tasmanian government delivered its budget last week when it also went to the polls on 20 March this year, yet this government cannot get its act together and will bury the budget in the midst of the football finals in September.
It also concerns me, as someone who comes from a small business background, that with an annual budget of some $14 billion the state is running a debt approaching $6.8 billion. Anyone who has been involved in business, who has run a successful business, will know that when your debt approaches 50 per cent of your operating budget it is some cause for concern.
It was interesting to hear the condolence motion early today for former member Allan Rodda, who represented the seat of Victoria for many years and who was, in fact, born close to where I was born and lived on the Eyre Peninsula of South Australia. He was recognised today for his stand and proposition regarding the regions and country areas, and the importance of agriculture, and I would like to take this opportunity today to put on the record my funding priorities for regional South Australia and also the electorate of Flinders.
What has really been borne out by this government over a period of time is the lack of investment in infrastructure. It has been sadly lacking for a long period of time and is really beginning to show itself, particularly in the regions. I will give some examples for the house and for the public record.
The port at Thevenard is currently the second busiest port in the state. It is exporting gypsum, salt, grain and, now, mineral sands with the development of the minerals sand project by Iluka, north of Ceduna in the state's north-west pastoral district. This has led to an increased tonnage out of the port at Thevenard, and, as I said earlier, it has become the second busiest port in the state.
What Thevenard desperately needs is some investment, some upgrading and an injection of funds. This government has relinquished that opportunity, and, unfortunately, what we are now seeing is a port that is expected to handle five ships a fortnight in very confined spaces and expect to meet the markets in a very busy and competitive world. A fishing fleet also operates out of there and makes it difficult.
Roads, of course, are always a priority in regional areas. One that I need to highlight from my electorate is the Wirrulla to Kingoonya road. For those of you who are unsure of the exact location, Wirrulla is located about 100 kilometres east of Ceduna, and the Wirrulla to Kingoonya road heads north-east from there towards Kingoonya, which is on the east-west railway line. Hopefully, that clarifies it for you.
Another road that I would like to highlight—and this is going to get better, Madam Deputy Speaker—is the Tod Highway from Karkoo to Kyancutta. You have heard of Kyancutta, I am sure. It is a distance of approximately 150 kilometres. It is now a major highway, a major transport route, and it is often traversed by road trains carrying large loads of grain, in particular, but also other products. That road has now got to a rather sad state, where it is no longer wide enough for that freight transport to be undertaken in a safe manner. My concerns are not just for the lack of infrastructure and the lack of investment on roads, but also for the safety of those operating under those conditions. It is also disappointing to see this government's lack of spending in essential services. Those essential services, responsibilities of the state government, include health and education.
As far as country health goes, I believe the spending priorities are all wrong, and I would implore the government to dispense with the rail yards hospital, to revisit rebuilding of the Royal Adelaide Hospital on its existing site, and also to no longer cut services and staffing in country hospitals. This has happened right across the country regions, it is also happening in the city, and it really compromises the delivery of health services purely and simply for the sake of saving funds.
The Patient Assisted Transport (PAT) scheme, on which I will elaborate, is a very important part of delivering country patients to specialist services in the city. When specialists are no longer available in country areas the PAT scheme comes into play. It is very important that that funding be kept up and increased so that country patients have the opportunity to travel to have their health requirements dealt with and so that they can be properly reimbursed for that very necessary travel.
It is important for the state government to maintain the levels of spending in our schools: area schools, primary schools and high schools. It is an investment in the future of our children. Last week I attended a meeting of concerned teachers and parents at the Port Lincoln High School, and their concerns included the air quality in a number of classrooms. This poor air quality was brought about, in my belief, by a lack of ongoing maintenance and a lack of investment in infrastructure over a long period. What has happened in the Port Lincoln High School is that the roof has leaked, and moisture has come into the ceiling and wet the straw. Pigeons have also got in somehow and created a health issue with regard to air quality in the Port Lincoln High School.
My understanding is that remediation will take place during the upcoming school holidays, and I am sure that will alleviate the concerns of the parents and teachers and repair the problem. My point is that this has been brought about as a result of ongoing lack of investment in maintenance and infrastructure.
While we are on schools, I believe I need to mention school buses here. Access to buses to transport children to school is something that is taken for granted here in Adelaide, but I can tell you that after some good research that I have requested from the Parliament Research Library I have discovered that the fleet of school buses here in South Australia, which essentially operate in country areas, is in fact the oldest fleet in the country.
I have some average ages here. In the ACT, the average age of school buses is 14.5 years; in New South Wales, 11.5 years; in Queensland, 10.5 years, almost 11 years; in Tasmania, 17 years; in Victoria, just nine years; and Western Australia has spent $22 million replacing the public, school-owned buses without seatbelts. In South Australia, sadly, the average age of our school buses is between 20 and 22 years.
We desperately need a project and some investment and spending into the renewal of this bus service, particularly with regard to country children, their safety and their comfort and health. Air conditioning and seatbelts will need to be a priority in these country school buses, particularly out west, as the country children are heading home from school in the middle of summer during daylight saving in what is the hottest part of the day.
I touched on this in my maiden speech and I will not dwell on it too much, but much has been made of the Premier's so-called mining boom. Unfortunately, mineral exploration in Flinders has been just that—just exploration. We have had an exploration boom, but we have not yet seen a mining boom by any means. I think everyone is very nervous about the proposed super tax on the mining companies, because there are many companies in the start-up stage operating on the Eyre Peninsula.
The Eyre Peninsula offers great potential, I believe, for the mining sector. The latest estimates put the iron ore reserves at between 5 and 10 billion tons. My concern is that the lack of infrastructure, the lack of state spending into infrastructure and the proposed mining super tax will actually kill the mining boom before it has even begun in the seat of Flinders.
The thing about a mining boom is that it really does offer the opportunity to broaden the regional economy. Our economy is very much based on fishing, aquaculture, agriculture and, to a certain extent, tourism. My belief is that, if we encourage that mining boom the least little bit, then we will do so much to broaden the economy of the region and give jobs and some security to the people who live out there.
I have already spoken about roads and how the road maintenance programs are lagging behind where they should be. Roads are important. I have mentioned two already, but they are critical in bringing the produce of the regions to market to export. It is critical for me to put on the public record, and for the house to understand, that 80 per cent of the state's export income is generated in the regions. People need to remember that. Successive governments have chosen to ignore that or not understand it, and I think it is time we revisited that and understood their export income does come from the regions and that it is a vital part of the state's economy. This is new money. This is not money going around and around: it is new money and, really, the state's economy depends so much on it.
I guess what I am asking for is a greater slice of the pie when it comes to road infrastructure, rail infrastructure and port infrastructure in the regions. This is what the electorate of Flinders and the rest of regional South Australia require.
I would also like to talk about water security; again, I mentioned it in my maiden speech. I believe that the water situation on the Eyre Peninsula in the seat of Flinders is precarious to say the least. SA Water has had on the table the proposition to build a desal plant to supplement the supply of water on the Eyre Peninsula for some eight years. Nothing as yet has happened. I understand that there is a short list of potential sites. I would encourage the government to hasten this project, because at the moment we are drawing 80 per cent of our water from the southern basins, and at the current rate of extraction it would seem that those resources are unsustainable.
We have already had a couple of basins on the West Coast collapse completely due to extraction rates. It makes me very nervous to think about the water security and the future for the Eyre Peninsula. What we need is to supplement that supply not only for the current population and industry but also looking to the future population and industrial demands of the region.
It is interesting that a very topical subject at the moment is food security. I do not disagree that a critical and important part of our responsibility as a region and as primary producers is to ensure that this food supply is adequate and that the quality is such that it is acceptable for the markets.
However, one thing that does put food security in this state at risk is drought. We cannot do anything about that, but another thing that does put it at risk, I believe, are plagues. The city media and most of the population in metropolitan Adelaide are well versed with the fact that there is a locust plague potential in the coming spring, and the government certainly has taken steps in order to counteract that plague should it develop.
Another plague we are experiencing on the Eyre Peninsula at the moment is a plague of mice—a mouse plague—and in many regions it is the worst that has ever been experienced by landowners. I believe that this also is a threat to our food security. It is a threat to the viability of the landowners, the producers and the farmers, and it affects seriously the economic wellbeing of the of the seat of Flinders. The government thus far has taken very little action. We have made the state government well aware of the situation on the Eyre Peninsula with regard to mice, but very little action has been taken thus far.
The government just does not seem prepared to take a position on this, and certainly it does not seem to be prepared to spend any money on the control of this plague. This is a plague of biblical proportions. Not only is it eating the plants as they emerge from the field but it is also eating people out of house and home. Many of my constituents, quite seriously, are at their wit's end on this one, and I will speak about it more another day. It is a very serious situation. I believe the government needs to take a position on this and be prepared to spend some money at least to assist the landowners in the control of this because, unfortunately, the plague will not go away by itself. It will be ongoing and many landowners are really very nervous about what could happen in the spring time. The region's crops could be decimated or worse.
That leads me to another topic related to agriculture, that is, the cuts to the Department of Primary Industries and Resources in South Australia, which is responsible for delivering services and extension work to primary producers in agriculture, aquaculture and fisheries. In recent times, there have been many cuts across this department. Once again, I think the real advantage we have had in Australia, and here in South Australia, is that producers have had the opportunity to take advantage of the latest technology and implement that technology in their own businesses and production systems.
I think cuts to departments such as primary industries and research in South Australia have a detrimental effect on the extension of that technology by our producers. Really, that is the advantage we have. In a world market and a globalised competitive world, the one advantage we have is our technological advantage over our competitors. If we do not have the opportunity to implement and take on board those technologies, we are at a disadvantage.
The people in Flinders certainly realise that Adelaide commands projects, such as the stadium, as it has the critical mass as the capital city. However, many people in Flinders find it abhorrent that such a huge amount of money has been pledged for a patched up Adelaide Oval when essential services and infrastructure in the country are under threat. This also ties into the rail yards hospital debate. How on earth can the government ignore the will of the people? People in Flinders do not want billions of dollars spent on the rail yards hospital and the government to go further into debt when country health services are in such dire straits. Evidently the egos of our leaders in public life take precedence over what is good for the state.
Finally, I remind the house of the contributions the regions make to this state's economy and urge this state government to recognise that contribution, invest in the regions and properly reward the regions for the contributions they make.
[Sitting extended beyond 18:00 on motion of Hon. J.M. Rankine]
The SPEAKER: Member for Reynell?
Ms THOMPSON (Reynell) (17:52): Thank you, Madam Speaker. I am not surprised that you are surprised that I am speaking, because I am surprised also. I do so in a spirit of bipartisanship and cross-party cooperation, and things like that. Apparently there is a difficulty and we need to continue the debate so that the Leader of the Opposition can participate in it, she having absented herself.
I do have a few things to say in relation to the challenges facing all governments at the moment in managing their budgets. We have several Kevins to be proud of in this community, and I name Kevin Rudd and Kevin Foley as among those. Another is the Kevin who was formerly the coach of the Essendon Football Club and who has now moved himself to the western suburbs of Sydney. He was recently on one of those panel shows on the ABC where he said that he believes Australians have simply failed to grasp the magnitude of the problem of the global financial crisis and the devastation that it has imposed on people in Europe and the United States. He said that Australians have been remarkably cushioned from that crisis, and that was done by the actions of the two other Kevins I talked about—Kevin Rudd, our Prime Minister, supported by Wayne Swan our federal Treasurer, and Mike Rann, our Premier, and Kevin Foley, our state Treasurer, who moved quickly to respond to that crisis.
While people in my area are doing it tough, they have not lost their jobs in great waves. Our schools are being built and enhanced rather than losing staff, and I cannot imagine that that is happening in Greece where the whole of the public budget has been cut back savagely. We have the biggest public housing building program in 20 years, and I remember when I was sitting on the other side watching house by house being sold off—it was not house by house; it was tens of houses by hundreds of houses being sold off—and there were queues of people trying to get housing. I know we have queues of people still trying to get housing, but the stories I get in my electorate office are nothing like what I had during the period from 1997 to 2002.
Another challenge facing all governments around Australia at the moment is the challenge of enabling the people who care for those in our community who have disabilities to be paid decently. The whole issue of pay equity for women lingers on. It lingers particularly in those areas that most resemble the work that women have traditionally done in the household. I was very pleased to learn yesterday that premier Brumby made some important comments about that over the weekend. These comments followed on from a rally that I was very pleased to attend on 10 June in Adelaide.
Premier Brumby has responded both to the rallies that were held around Australia and to the logic and fairness in the case that is now being taken for pay justice for community service workers. Premier Brumby said on Saturday 19 June:
Today I am proud to announce that a re-elected Labor Government will back Fair Work Australia's decision on this pay claim.
Meaning the pay justice for community sector workers.
We will factor in any wage increases to our service agreements with community service organisations and ensure those wage increases are passed on to workers. This emotionally taxing labour—often performed by women—is critical to the fabric of our community. And the value of this labour is not always reflected in the pay they receive. In partnership with the community sector, we will work over time to provide the level of funding the sector needs to pay its invaluable workers, and get on with the job of caring for the most vulnerable people in our State. It's a commitment that will impact on our budget—but it is what we believe in. We believe in a fair day's pay for a fair day's work.
The hearings will take place in September and October. Budget capacity exists in the forward estimates and once Fair Work Australia has made its determination, it will be fully costed and factored into Labor's Financial Statement for the 2010 State Election.
That is, the Victorian state election. Mr Brumby continues that their commitment to supporting the most vulnerable Victorians has run into billions of dollars since being elected and this is an important part to continue their commitment to a fairer Victoria through a fair deal for Victorians most in need of support from the community.
The Victorian government has made this announcement; our South Australian government has to work out how it is going to deal with it. So as I have sat here and listened to request after request after request from members opposite for more money, more money, more money, I want to place this request on the table as well. We need more pay to enable particularly the disabled members of our community to be cared for by people who are themselves receiving a fair pay.
As I referred to earlier, on 10 June I was very pleased to attend a rally organised by the Australian Services Union down in the Pioneer Women's Memorial Gardens. This was just one of many events being held across Australia on that day, from Cairns, Townsville, Rockhampton, Toowoomba, Mackay, Moranbah, Brisbane, Lismore, Inverell, Canberra, Nowra, Melbourne, Hobart, Adelaide, Perth and Darwin. Community sector workers gathered to give force to their claim for equal pay.
I was also pleased that I was among the long-term fighters for equal pay who were recognised at that event and christened as an ambassador for equal pay. As an ambassador, I think it is important that I take up that cause and advocate it where I possibly can. I was presented with a beautiful rosette to mark my appointment as an ambassador and I was honoured to be in the company that was there—among them Deborah McCulloch, the first women's adviser ever appointed in this state, and a plethora of names of women who have fought long and hard for equal pay.
We were reminded by Katrine Hildyard, the Secretary of ASU, in addressing the gathering, that it was way back in 1972 that women formally won equal pay for equal work where it was enshrined that if a man and a woman do the same job, they should get paid the same amount. This had the effect of crunching the gap between women's and men's pay from 75 per cent to 82 per cent. However, for the past 15 years the pay gap has not moved; in fact, over the past 10 years, it has grown. The reason there is an 18 per cent gap today is because those occupations that are dominated by women are undervalued.
Members interjecting:
The ACTING SPEAKER (Ms Bedford): Order!
Ms THOMPSON: Work that is in industries dominated by women, especially that work that has a caring dimension or is seen as women's work, is seen as being less skilled and less valuable than other work. This is not acceptable in our community. The community sector has within it the highest number of multiple tertiary degree holders. Eighty-five per cent of workers in the community sector are women. Their work in this sector provides one of the starkest examples of the shocking undervaluing of industries dominated by women.
For example, a disability support worker like Tracie who supports, cares for and is the person who ensures that a person with a disability lives with dignity and is socially included, generally earns the same amount as a person who stacks supermarket shelves. We know that stacking supermarket shelves is important to everyone of us; however, the emotional load is not quite that of Tracie supporting somebody with a severe disability nor is the complexity of the job.
A caseworker, like those who were present on the day from St John's Youth Service and other organisations that provide professional counselling and support for young people who have experienced severe abuse or neglect such that they cannot live at home, gets paid just over the minimum wage. That, to me, does not seem the least bit appropriate. A community worker, like Maria and Sandra who were present, who supports women and children when they are in crisis and who ensures that they do not end up living on the street, generally earns about $25,000 a year less than a worker doing similar work in the public sector—again, that is simply not appropriate.
Like Katrine Hildyard, I place on record that I am in awe that when community sector workers are asked why they do the work they do, 100 per cent of them reply that it is because they care, because they want to do something worthwhile and something that actually makes a difference. But the words that were used at the rally afterwards remind me so much of the situation with nurses so many years ago when nurses ran a slogan to the effect of 'Grateful thanks don't pay the bills' and today the community workers are in a position where they say that care and commitment can no longer be taken for granted. While this commitment, care and wanting to make a difference are to be resoundingly applauded, it does not buy groceries and it does not pay the rent. Workers in the community sector are continuing to say that they simply cannot afford to continue to work in that sector.
Fifty-two per cent of workers in the community services sector now report that they do not intend to be in this sector in five years' time. I hope that I will not need anybody from the community sector in five years' time but in 25 years' time, just on the most selfish level, I want to see that there are skilled, well-paid and dedicated workers there to care for us.
As a member of the community and as a parliamentarian who has worked hard to advocate for the needs of members in my community with disabilities, I want to see that these people are cared for now. Today, the minister announced important reforms in terms of giving people with disabilities more power to choose how they need to be supported. However, at the same time, they need to be supported by people who are appropriately paid and recognised for the work they do.
Clients of the sector already report how hard it is for them to access a service, build a relationship of trust with a worker and to tell their story to worker after worker, often pouring out their heart and soul about private issues that they have experienced in their lives, only to find that the next time they need that service or a support worker, that person has left the industry because they can get far more pay for their skills in other areas.
One of the arguments advanced for why people who take on women's work are so poorly paid relates to the way that this was previously done in the home or done by volunteers, most of whom were women. So there is one part of our community's headset that still sees this as domestic or charitable work and not something that deserves proper pay and proper recognition.
The pay equity case now being taken by the ASU is a step towards moving that work into proper recognition within the community by both pay and respect. In turn, it recognises that the most disadvantaged in our community, those with the most difficulties, people living day-in and day-out with severe disabilities, should have their needs recognised and respected by being supported by professional care workers, not by people who are doing it as a semi-paid charitable act.
The national pay equity case for community sector workers follows hot on the heels of the 2009 Queensland pay equity case, where the Queensland Industrial Relations Commission, after comparing wages in the community services sector with wages in sectors dominated by men, and comparing wages in the community services sector with those in other comparable sectors, were shocked at the inequity and awarded wage increases of between 18 per cent and 37 per cent to Queensland community sector workers. This is an outstanding result and finally gives some recognition to the value of the work performed by community sector workers, but it now has to be implemented around the country.
That brings me back to where I started. Already, an increasing proportion of the state budget is being allocated to disability support. This will require another further increase in the allocation to disability support to ensure that the workers are paid appropriately.
At the rally, it was very pleasing to see that the employers of these community sector workers recognised the need for change and are working constructively with the union to determine how any pay increase might be implemented. However, they also recognise that they will not be able to do anything much at all unless there is a change in the budgetary allocation to the community services sector. The vast majority of these organisations' funds comes from government.
So, without that pressure on the budget to which I referred in the budget response, all that will happen is that some of the most vulnerable people in our community, in addition to the disabled, whom I have mentioned—often, women escaping domestic violence, children who can no longer stay with their families for various reasons, people who have just got out of gaol and are needing help to re-establish their lives in a way that enables them to live as a full member of the community and not to offend again—all these workers perform a range of remarkable tasks, from house cleaning and shopping to very complex counselling and support for people when they are at their most distressed.
The people who employ those workers need the government to address their funds so that they are not robbing Peta to pay Pauline, because otherwise different services will go in order to give the workers a decent pay. This is very clearly a major stress that is facing governments all around Australia at the moment. It is probably a stress that is facing governments all around the developed world, where many of these support activities have moved away from the family and into the community sector.
Fortunately, because of Australia's excellent response to the global financial crisis, we are more in a position to address it than, I suspect, are countries in Europe and North America. However, we have to remember that when we want more roads, more hospitals, more other things all over the place, the many requests that have been made by members opposite, we have to pay the workers who care for our most disadvantaged fairly. They cannot be paid as though they are unskilled workers. They cannot be paid 15 to 18 per cent less than equivalent workers in the public sector. They are not doing it for charity.
Time expired.
Mr GOLDSWORTHY (Kavel) (18:12): I am pleased to make some comments in relation to the Supply Bill. It is important that we debate this piece of legislation and that the effective flow of moneys continue for the services and other provisions of government out into the respective areas of the community. There are some issues that I specifically want to raise relating to services and infrastructure, and we heard the member for Reynell speak about those issues.
The issue I would like to raise specifically about service and infrastructure concerns the 30-Year Plan for Greater Adelaide and the manner in which that plan affects a significant proportion of my electorate, and I speak about the townships of Littlehampton, Nairne and Mount Barker, because those three townships will be affected by the government's 30-year Plan for Greater Adelaide.
It was only a week or so ago that the government released the development plan amendment (DPA) relating to rezoning a whole tract of land in Mount Barker and Nairne, so much so that we are seeing over 1,000 hectares of land, which is really prime agricultural/horticultural country, being rezoned to residential. The projected population increase is in the vicinity of 25,000. The collective combined population of those three towns at the moment is 16,000.
So, what we are going to see is a more than 150 per cent increase in population within that tri-town district of Mount Barker, Littlehampton and Nairne. I share the real concerns of the community that I represent in those towns as to how the government is actually going to provide the services and infrastructure and all the other requirements needed to support that increase in population.
The government is not actually providing the necessary level of infrastructure and services to meet the demands of the current population of 16,000. I have spoken about this on many occasions and I will continue to raise it in the house until we see some definite action from the government in terms of providing that necessary infrastructure and services to meet the current level of demand.
Those of us on this side of the house have made our position quite clear on the issue of development in that part of the Adelaide Hills, but I will enunciate it again so that it is clear. I have made statements at public meetings, in the local media, on the radio, and in the broader media regarding our position, and I state it again: the opposition does not support any expansion of the current town boundaries until services and infrastructure are provided to meet the current level of demand. Once that is achieved we will consider some modest growth in full consultation with the local council and the community. Full stop.
That was the policy, that was the position that I took into the election on 20 March. It was a big election issue in those three towns in that particular section of my electorate. The election was fought basically on that issue—Liberal versus Labor versus Greens versus Family First and the other minor parties—in those three towns, and I am confident in saying that the vote reflected the community's opinion of the government's plan for the towns; that is, a significant and marked swing to the Liberal party because of the position it took.
I conducted a survey last year—in April, I think—when I sent out 9,000 communication forms to every resident and business in those three towns. I had an outstanding response to that survey of over 15 per cent; from memory, it was around the 3,000 mark. That is an outstanding response to a survey, because people who run surveys usually look for about a 3 to 5 per cent response; that is regarded as a reasonable level of response to a survey. I had a 15 per cent response.
I kept it relatively uncomplicated and asked only four questions, and the overwhelming response from the community was that residents were not 100 per cent opposed to development but definitely not the scope of development that the government proposed in its 30-year plan. The community wanted the retention of prime agricultural farming country, and did not believe that the government was providing the services and infrastructure—nor would it in the future—to meet the community's needs.
I am not making that up; they are the cold, hard facts and the cold, hard reality of the response from the community. As I said, that was a big issue in those towns as we went into the election, and the response from the community was significant in terms of the vote for the ALP versus the vote for the Liberal Party. I won the Mount Barker booths collectively on primary vote, the Littlehampton booth on primary vote, and I was just shy—by a couple of points—of winning the Nairne booth on primary votes. That is an indication of the level of concern in the community regarding the government's 30-year plan.
As I said, the government is planning on rezoning over 1,000 hectares of land and looking at an increase in population of 25,000. I hope they come to their senses, reconsider and scale back at least the level of development. I have read the DPA, and it is full of motherhood statements. I can tell members that it is vague at its best and negligent and irresponsible at its worst. I have read through the DPA document, and it makes motherhood statements in terms of, 'We'll investigate the capacity of the existing school sites to cater for the increase in school population.'
I can tell members that the current school sites are landlocked. They have very little if any capacity to expand their footprint in particular, let alone their built structures to accommodate the increase in student population. If the government pushes along with this negligent and irresponsible plan, we will need brand-new schools. You cannot increase the population by 150 per cent plus and not build new schools, brand-new schools at brand-new sites. If the government thinks that it can get away with doing it on the cheap and in a half baked manner it will have to think again.
We will need new schools, and we will need a new hospital. The hospital at Mount Barker is at capacity in some of its areas. The maternity section is over capacity. Each year 350 women give birth in that hospital, and that is over capacity; so, we will need a new hospital. Any woman outside of that 350 has to travel to the city, to the Flinders, the RAH, the Women's and Children's, or the Lyell McEwen if they are in the northern part of the hills (because they have pulled out the maternity section of the Modbury Hospital) to have their children. That is wrong.
If a local woman wants to have her child, and it is a healthy pregnancy and there are no complications, she should be entitled to have her child at the Mount Barker Hospital, and not be forced to travel to the city. Her family should not be forced to travel to the city to visit her while she is in hospital after the baby is born. I am telling you that we will need a new hospital if the government pushes ahead with this plan to increase Mount Barker’s population by 25,000, which is over 150 per cent more. I want to make those points clear.
In addition to that, we need a second freeway interchange at Mount Barker to meet the current level of demand, and the government makes some vague reference in the DPA about trigger points. The development will occur, and that will trigger infrastructure and service provision. That is half the problem that the town is having now. The developments are taking place in an incremental manner, and these trigger points have been met but not recognised, and then some more development takes place. We then see ourselves in the current situation, where, as I said, the maternity section at the hospital is at capacity, if not over capacity, and we need a second freeway interchange to meet all the traffic that comes out of the Nairne township and has to funnel down through Littlehampton on the freeway interchange at Mount Barker.
What this plan of 25,000 additional people will mean is that we will need a third interchange. There has been no mention in the DPA report about that. It gives some vague reference about these trigger points and, and as I said, when we reach a certain point it will trigger the construction of a second freeway interchange. I am telling the house that we will need a third interchange.
If members look at the map of where the rezoning is to take place, it is to the south and a little bit to the east, but the majority is around the south of the town, and to the west. If you think all that traffic is going to funnel down through to Adelaide Road, the main arterial road in the centre of the town, and on to the existing interchange, or else funnel out through along what we call Bald Hills Road out to the proposed second interchange to get on to the freeway, you have to think again.
As I said, we are going to increase the population by more than 150 per cent, and if the government thinks that all the vehicular movements will be catered for by those two interchanges, well, the government is wrong. I envisage that there will be a requirement for a third interchange there, and it has not given any consideration to that, because that is not talked about in any way, shape or form.
There is another issue that I want to raise in the house this afternoon. It is something I have spoken about before, and it is a consequence of the development we have seen take place in that part of the Adelaide Hills—specifically, this time it is in the Nairne township. I am talking about the continued traffic congestion in and around the Nairne school crossing.
Eighteen months ago, the government completed some work where it moved the school crossing from one side of the Woodside main road intersection to the other side. We were told by DTEI and other public servants, 'We have done some modelling, Mr Goldsworthy, and we will see the traffic flow extremely well, and there won't be any congestion at the intersection like we see now.'
I can tell you now (and at the time I predicted this) that it did not fix the problem because it was a half-baked cheapjack solution to the problem, that is, moving the school crossing from one side to the other. It cost the best part of $1 million. It was not completed within the time frame, either, which caused some consternation within the community.
I can tell you that it has not worked. There are still long lines of traffic banked up at the intersection right down Woodside Road (and the local people know what I am talking about), across the railway line again, just as was the case before the million dollars was spent. It was a total waste of money and a total waste of time. It was something I predicted, and I wrote a letter to the local paper and it was published. I am more than happy to furnish that to the house.
What has to happen is that the government needs to bite the bullet, and that was identified by a consultancy completed under the previous Liberal government by the local member at the time (the premier, the Hon. John Olson). A consultancy was undertaken, and what is required is a set of traffic lights at that intersection.
The intersection of Woodside Road and Saleyard Road, which runs next to the primary school, needs to be straightened out. There may need to be some compulsory acquisition on the intersection of one of the homes. The government has to bite the bullet and do the work properly once and for all, not these half-baked cheapjack solutions that do not work. All it does is add to the problems of the district.
I want to turn my focus to some issues in relation to my shadow portfolio responsibilities, in particular that of road safety. I believe that the government's road safety strategy is not working because the road toll is at the same level as it was 12 months ago. It is actually one more. Tragically, the road toll is at 66 this year. This time last year I understand it was at 65. Compared with the 2009 road toll figures, we are 20 per cent higher than the 2008 figures. We have seen no improvement in reducing the road toll as a consequence of this government's road safety strategy.
There may well be a number of reasons for that, but can I say that in the last 12 months or so we have had four ministers for road safety. The Hon. Carmel Zollo in the other place was minister for road safety. Then we had the member for West Torrens—
An honourable member: Turbo!
Mr GOLDSWORTHY: —Turbo Tom with his 60-plus traffic offences and, when that was exposed, he had the difficulty of trying to explain it away. It got to the point where that was impossible, and he resigned from that portfolio responsibility.
In my opinion, before the Premier was forced to sack him, obviously behind closed doors there was some pretty heated full and frank discussion, and we saw the member for West Torrens resign from that portfolio. Then we had the member for Napier assume the role of minister for road safety for a matter of only—I do not know—five or so months, perhaps, and then, post the election, we have the member for Playford as the road safety minister. I know that it may be slightly disingenuous of me to reflect on the way the incumbent is dealing with the issues, but listening to radio interviews and the like I think that the current minister is on a steep learning curve in coming to grips with the issues and the nuances of the portfolio. I want to make those points.
When we compare the road safety policy documents that the Liberal Party took to the election with the government's policy, there are some stark differences. I like to think that we took quite a comprehensive road safety policy to the state election. If one looks at the government's policy, basically it highlights three issues: it wants to increase punitive measures against P-platers; there is some talk about increasing some road maintenance funding by $3 million; and the other aspect of the policy escapes me because, I think, it was of relative insignificance.
Compare that to our policy in which we looked at four areas of importance, being the regulatory regime and policing, road maintenance and infrastructure, driver behaviour and training and vehicle design and manufacture. I met the latest Thinker in Residence for road safety, Professor Wegman, and discussed those issues with him.
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Mr WILLIAMS (MacKillop—Deputy Leader of the Opposition) (18:32): It is my pleasure to address the question before the house, the matter of supply. We find ourselves in interesting times. We have a government that is tired, old and struggling. We have a Treasurer who is—I do not know about old, but he is certainly tired and he is certainly struggling.
Mr Pederick: And lacking recall.
Mr WILLIAMS: And he is having problems with his recall. I have a genuine issue with a Treasurer who has such a problem lacking recall that I will not say it borders on incompetence: it is actually incompetence that the Treasurer can be given a briefing on one day and less than three weeks later can totally forget all about it and go on speaking on the matter for a number of months and still not be able to recall the briefing he had. It is rather amazing. It does not augur very well for the future of this state if the Premier is going to continue to support that level of incompetence, and it seems that the Premier is going to continue to support that. That seems to be his wont.
The books of the government of South Australia are not very healthy at the moment. We find that, over the last eight years (the term of this government), a significant number of turnarounds have occurred which have caused the sad state of affairs in the books. One of the hallmarks of the previous Liberal government, having inherited a basket case economy and having inherited a virtually bankrupt Treasury, was that in eight short years it turned the South Australian economy around into a vibrant, well-run economy which was starting to catch up to the position it should have been in.
One of the shining examples of the work that was done by the previous Liberal government was in the area of exports. We know that one of the best ways to drive an economy is to export. Every time you export something you are getting somebody else's dollar into your economy. You are exporting goods and services and importing dollars, and that is growing the economy and growing it rapidly.
We increased exports in South Australia from something like $3 billion a year to just over $9 billion a year at the time of the change of government in 2002. It is an absolute outrage that the most recent figures show that our level of exports has actually decreased in real dollar terms since the Labor Party has been in charge of the state.
The government tends to use a number of excuses for the changes; it talks about droughts and global financial crises, etc. What it fails to acknowledge is that, as a government, it has not been supporting exporters. When we were in government one of the keys to increasing exports out of South Australia was that we actively worked with businesses (small, medium and large) and showed them how to export, how to engage with businesses and clients outside of South Australia. We grew the export of goods and services out of South Australia substantially.
One interesting thing we did (and we were castigated for this for many years) was to outsource the maintenance of the old water supply (the E&WS) and now SA Water. We outsourced a maintenance contract for SA Water. In doing so, we said that we were going to build a new business, a new industry in South Australia, a water industry.
Today the water industry exports out of this state on an annual basis in excess of half a billion dollars' worth of goods and services. That is the sort of initiative that needs to be taken by the government to drive the economy. The Premier says that we are going to reach a population of two million before 2050. We will never have a sustained population growth in this state unless we can build the sort of businesses that I have been talking about and developing a new water industry.
The Premier continues to talk about the mining sector. He says that when he came to power there were only four operating mines in South Australia and today there are 11. He said that was due to his fine work and the program he calls the PACE initiative (the Plan for Accelerating Exploration). The reality is that the PACE program is merely a rebadged TEISA, the program which was established by the former government called Targeted Exploration Initiative South Australia.
Mr Goldsworthy: We were serious about mining.
Mr WILLIAMS: We were very serious about mining. The reality is that of those 11 mines that are operating in South Australia today (and it might in fact have grown to 12) to the best of my knowledge (and I think I am absolutely correct on this statement) all but one of those deposits which are now being mined were discovered before the Labor Party came to government in South Australia. The reality is that they were discovered as a result of the work done when the Liberal Party was governing this state and putting serious money into the Targeted Exploration Initiative South Australia (TEISA). The Premier is very good at claiming credit for other people's work.
Mr Goldsworthy: He's a fake.
Mr WILLIAMS: You are not going to get a fight with me over that one: I happen to agree with you. Every time the Premier gets up and says that there are 11, and today there might be 12, and there were only four when he came to power, he is fudging it. The only one of those projects that is now an operating mine that is the result of a mineral discovery made during the term of this government, whilst the PACE program has been in operation, is Iluka's Jacinth-Ambrosia mineral sands deposit on the far west of Eyre Peninsula. That is the only project that I am aware of, out of all the operating mines in South Australia, that was not discovered in the time the previous government was in power.
I cannot name one industry in this state where this government has been responsible for its growth—not one. It claims the air warfare defence destroyer project at Techport. Sure, the government has put significant money into Techport, but we would never have had that project in South Australia, we would never have won that project, if it was not for the Howard Liberal government and the fact that we had four very senior ministers from this state in that government.
On top of that, the Howard Liberal government in Canberra recognised, at the time that contract was awarded to South Australia, that the South Australian economy was in decline. I am sure it took into account when it awarded that contract to South Australia over other bids, particularly from Victoria, that it had to do something to save South Australia.
The commonwealth government continues to save South Australia on a regular basis. The current Rudd government has poured significant additional dollars into this state to underpin the state's budget. We are talking an extra $1.5 billion from the commonwealth between the 2008-09 year and the 2009-10-year. Did that help South Australia? Well, it did help South Australia because it provided employment, but it has not helped the bottom line of our budget because, at the same time, our Premier and his Treasurer managed to spend an extra $1.5 billion. So the additional money coming out of Canberra, just like the growth in state taxes, is all being spent.
The Auditor-General has been pointing out for a number of years that the budget of South Australia keeps being saved because there is significant underestimation in the expected revenues. This has been going on ever since this government has been in office, but it cannot control its spending. It goes up and up. That is why we are finding ourselves getting to the point where our daily interest bill is going up from $1 million a day, and the forward estimates predict that it will most likely hit $2 million a day. That is $700 million or $800 million a year. It is outrageous that that has happened.
The government claims that it has increased front-line services and that it is putting money into front-line services. The reality is that a study of the budget papers shows that between 2001-02 and 2008-09 the public sector has grown by some 16,393 employees. If we look at the front-line services, which are the ones that the Premier likes to quote consistently, we see: nurses, an additional 3,220; teachers, under the Education Act, an extra 671; doctors, an extra 1,053; and police officers, an extra 638, giving a total of 5,582. That leaves a total head count of 10,811 additional public servants who are not delivering those front-line services.
What is even more frightening is that a significant number, particularly of nurses and doctors, came back into the public sector through the retakeover of the Modbury Hospital, so the numbers are even worse when you take that into account. We have a state budget that is now paying on an annual basis an extra 10,800 public servants doing some sort of administrative work and an extra 5,500 front-line workers, and the Treasurer wonders why his budget is in a mess.
Madam Speaker, I know you share my concerns in this area. I come back to the mining sector and the federal government's so-called super profits tax. It is really a resource rent. To my mind, it is a piece of economic theory—and a very poor piece of economic theory—that is driving this particular proposal from the Rudd government. With a little bit of luck, there will be a change of government in Canberra and South Australia's future may well be saved.
However, Madam Speaker, as you and I both know, if the tax as proposed by the federal government is imposed on South Australia, your hometown, Whyalla, will probably disappear. It is an ill-conceived and ill thought through tax. It will have a dramatic impact on OneSteel and consequently on the whole of Whyalla. You and I know that, Madam Speaker. I would like to think that the Premier and the Treasurer could get their head around that, but they certainly have not been of a mind to stand up for South Australia the way that premiers in both Western Australia and Queensland have for their respective states.
I talked about PACE and TEISA. South Australian governments, in a bipartisan way, for over 20 years have been pouring South Australian taxpayers' funds into encouraging exploration for mineral resources in this state. We have invested greatly to try to build a mining industry in this state because we have seen the benefits that have flowed to other states, particularly Western Australia, over the past 30 to 40 years of having a vibrant mining industry
We know that there is significant mineral wealth in South Australia, but what we also know is that to discover ore bodies in South Australia is a more risky operation than it is, for instance, in Western Australia, because we have a thick layer of overburden over most of our mineral wealth, particularly in the north of the state, and it is much harder to find and identify an ore body. Having found and identified an ore body, it is much riskier to then mine it.
If the Olympic Dam expansion does go ahead, there will be something like four years of moving a million tonnes a day of overburden before BHP Billiton even gets to the ore body—four years of pouring money in before they get to the ore body. Yet the Rudd government would impose a tax burden which would see that BHP Billiton could not go ahead with that project.
Notwithstanding that our Treasurer has said that this is a 'must happen' project for South Australia, when it is absolutely threatened by the federal government, what have our Treasurer and Premier said? Well, they have said, 'We've been working behind closed doors.' Quite frankly, I am not too sure I believe that. I have no idea what they have been doing behind closed doors, but I do know that they have not done what their counterparts in Western Australia and Queensland have done.
In my opinion, the only way to save the state's economic future, if it is so dependent on a viable mining industry—and I agree; I think it is—is to see a change in government in Canberra. That is a pretty sobering thought, because we all know, as keen political observers, a change of government after only one term is a very big ask. I think it will be a very big ask to change the government in Canberra after one term, but it is my opinion that South Australia's economic future absolutely depends on it.
I see that the time is very quickly running out, but I want to very briefly talk about water. Some of my colleagues—the members for Hammond and Chaffey, the shadow minister for the environment in the other place—and I toured the Menindee Lakes a couple of weeks ago. We were aghast to see the way in which those lakes operate and that the $400 million, which was earmarked to upgrade the storage system in the lakes way back by the Howard government, still has not been spent, yet the water that is now stored in those lakes is being utilised and released for use downstream, including in South Australia.
Because none of that upgrade work has been done, all four major lakes are being drained at the same time, which means that, as we take water out of the lakes, we do not reduce the total surface area and we are having the maximum losses due to evaporation and seepage. It is an absolute outrage. We did learn while we were up there that the federal government has spent $25 million on consultancies and still does not know what to do.
Debate adjourned on motion of Hon. G. Portolesi.
At 18:53 the house adjourned until Wednesday 23 June 2010 at 11:00.