
-
ATKINSON, Michael John
-
Speeches
-
Advance Care Directives Bill
- Baluch, Joy
- Barton Road, North Adelaide
- Blevins, Hon. Frank
- Chamber Photographs
-
City of Adelaide (Capital City Committee) Amendment Bill
- Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (R18+ Computer Games) Amendment Bill
- Connelly, Mr E.
-
Electoral (Voting Age) Amendment Bill
- Environment, Resources and Development Committee
- Ferguson, Mr D.m.
- Local Government (Elections) (Voting Age) Amendment Bill
-
Local Government (Road Closures—1934 Act) Amendment Bill
-
2012-05-31
- 2012-06-12
- 2012-07-11
-
- Parliamentary Committees
- Public Works Committee Witnesses
- Public Works Committee: Mining and Engineering Centre TAFE SA
- Public Works Committee: South Road Upgrade Torrens Road to River Torrens Early and Associated Works
- Public Works Committee: St Clair Railway Station Project
- Ritson, Hon. R.J.
- Serious and Organised Crime (Control) (Declared Organisations) Amendment Bill
- Speaker, Election
- Speaker's Ruling
- Speaker's Rulings
- St Clair Housing Estate
- Valedictories
- Wardle, Ivon Alfred Oam
-
- Questions
-
Answers
-
Parliamentary Procedure
-
2013-02-21
-
-
-
Speeches
-
BEDFORD, Frances Ellen
-
Speeches
- Adelaide Produce Market
- ANZAC Day
- Appropriation Bill 2012
- Appropriation Bill 2013
- Aung San Suu Kyi
-
Battle of Long Tan
- Bita Paka
- Black Caviar
- Blevins, Hon. Frank
- Calisthenics National Championships
- Commemorations
- Community Sheds
- Community Sporting Clubs
- Constitution (Recognition of Aboriginal Peoples) Amendment Bill
- Cystic Fibrosis Quilt Project
- De Lissa Oration
- Defence Force Nursing Officers
- Diabetes
- Elizabeth Beare
- Eyre Peninsula Bushfires
- Foetal Alcohol Syndrome
- Gallnor, Mary
-
Generations in Jazz
-
Government Stationery Contract
- Grandparents Day
- Groceries Adjudicator
- Harmony Day
- Indigenous Graduates, University of Adelaide
-
International Women's Day
- John Mcdouall Stuart Society
- Levai, Ms A.
- Malala Yousafzai
- Maritime Union of Australia
- Menopause
- Modbury Football Club
- Modbury Hospital
- Motor Vehicle Accidents (Lifetime Support Scheme) Bill
- Mr Kunmanara Langka Peter
-
Muriel Matters
- NAIDOC Week
- National Reconciliation Week
- Netball Australia
- Notable Australians
- Older South Australians, Respect
- Opportunities for the Blind
- Participatory Democracy
- Past Adoption Practices
- Pedal Prix
- Public Transport, North-Eastern Suburbs
- Public Works Committee: Modbury Hospital Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Tea Tree Plaza O-Bahn Interchange Car Park
- Reconciliation Week
- Road Traffic (Traffic Speed Analysers) Amendment Bill
- RSL Care
-
Sard, Ms Pam
- Select Committee on Dogs and Cats As Companion Animals
-
Social Development Committee
-
Social Development Committee: Inquiry into Food Safety Programs
- Social Development Committee: Inquiry into New Migrants
-
Social Development Committee: Sale and Consumption of Alcohol
- Sporting and Recreational Facilities
- Statutes Amendment (Sex Work Reform) Bill
- Supply Bill 2012
-
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
- Women's Sport
- Women's Suffrage
-
Questions
- Aboriginal Community Housing
- Adelaide City Population Growth
-
Alcohol-Fuelled Violence
-
2012-10-17
-
- ANZAC Centenary
- APY Lands, Anangu Family Support
- Ash Wednesday Bushfires Anniversary
- Avalon Airshow
- Bus Contracts
- Career Choices
- Chief Judge
- Child Protection Inquiry
- Commonwealth Government Funding
- Defence Reserves Support Council
- Disability Services
- Disabled Job Seekers
- Donated Goods Guidelines
-
Education and Child Development Department
- Food and Wine Tourism
- Food Safety Rating Program
- Free-Range Eggs
- Glenside Health Service
- Goods and Services Tax
- Government Stationery Contract
- Health System
- Hospitals, Northern Suburbs
- Houston, Air Chief Marshal
- Infrastructure Program
- Inner City Revitalisation
- International Investors
-
Literacy and Numeracy
- Metropolitan Fire Service Sesquicentenary
- Modbury GP Plus Super Clinic
- Modbury Hospital
- Motor Vehicle Registration
- Obesity Prevention and Lifestyle Program
- Police Passive Alert Drug Detector Dogs
- Positive Ageing
- Premier's Research and Industry Fund
- Public Sector Employees
- Quad Bikes
- Seligman, Dr M.
- Skills for All
- State Economy
- State Final Demand
- Sustainable Community Awards
- TAFE SA, Women's Education
- Teachers' Conference
- Teaching Quality
- Tour Down Under
- Training Awards
- Veterans' Advisory Council
-
Speeches
-
BETTISON, Zoe Lee
-
Speeches
- Active Club Program
- Address in Reply
- Appropriation Bill 2012
- Battle of Long Tan
- Bedford Industries
- Bhutanese Interstate Soccer Tournament
- Boost Career Expo
- Darwin Bombing Anniversary
- Dutch Festival
- Economic and Finance Committee: Workforce and Education Participation
- First Home Owner Grant (Housing Grant Reforms) Amendment Bill
-
GM Holden
-
2012-03-28
- 2013-11-14
-
- Heithersay, Dr P.
- Holden Commodore
- Hung Emperors Ceremony
- Ice Factor Program
- International Women's Day
- Interstate Migration
- Italian Clubs and Associations
- King George Tupou v
- Legal Practitioners (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Liquor Licensing (Supply to Minors) Amendment Bill
- Local Government (Interment of Human Remains) Amendment Bill
- Motor Vehicle Accidents (Lifetime Support Scheme) Bill
- National Youth Week
- Olympic and Paralympic Games
- Onam Festival
- Port Pirie Smelting Facility (Lead-In-Air Concentrations) Bill
- Powers of Attorney and Agency (Interstate Powers of Attorney) Amendment Bill
- Public Works Committee
- Roseworthy Agricultural College
- Salisbury Australia Day Family Picnic
- Salisbury Football Club
- Second-Hand Goods Bill
- Security and Investigation Agents (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- South Australian Public Teaching Awards
- Statutes Amendment (Shop Trading and Holidays) Bill
- Supply Bill 2013
- Wilpena Pound Resort
- Youth Parliament
- Zonta Clubs
-
Questions
- Aboriginal Power Cup
-
Adelaide Festival Events
- Adelaide Theatres
- Adelaide Thunderbirds
- Adelaide, Lonely Planet Recognition
- Affordable Living
- Aged-Care Reform Package
- Air Force 462 Squadron
- Australian of the Year Awards
- Child Protection
- City of Adelaide Planning
-
Construction Industry
- Consumer and Business Services
- Coorong, Lower Lakes and Murray Mouth Region
- Courts Performance
- Courts Precinct
-
Defence Industry
- Energy Resources
- Ernabella Children and Family Centre
- Federal Budget
- Flight Training Adelaide
- Foster and Kinship Carer Week
- Future Submarine Project
- Gateway Business Program
- Government Contracts
- Government Mainframe Computer Contract
- Graffiti Vandalism
- Health Chat
- Hospital Statistics
- Housing Construction Approvals
- Housing Construction Grant
- Housing SA Amnesty
- Immigration
- Infrastructure Projects
- Interstate and International Visitors
- Manufacturing Works
- Metrocard
- Paramedics
- Police Offence Streaming Model
- Population Growth
- Prime Minister's Economic Forum
-
Rail Infrastructure
- Shark Patrols
- Skills for All
- South Australian Certificate of Education Merit Awards
- Special Olympics
- Sport Participation Figures
- STEM Skills
- Tattoo, Piercing and Body Modification Laws
- Telecommunications Taskforce
- Tobacco Smoking
- Unexpected City Program
- Universal Contact Visits
- Uno Apartments
-
Speeches
-
BIGNELL, Leon William Kennedy
-
Speeches
- Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation Division
-
Aboriginal Lands Trust Bill
- Aboriginal Regional Authorities
- Address in Reply
-
Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Land Rights Act
- Aung San Suu Kyi
- Australian Year of the Farmer
- Baker, Hon. D.s.
- Character Preservation (Barossa Valley) Bill
- Character Preservation (McLaren Vale) Bill
- Chook Mccoy
- Climate Change Review
- Co-Operatives National Law (South Australia) Bill
- Companion Cats and Dogs
- Country Hospitals
-
Country Newspapers Centenary
- D'arenberg Winery
- Emergency Services Equipment Display Night
- Fishing Super Trawler
- Flinders Ranges National Park
- Glencoe Central Primary School
- Gorgeous Festival
- Lake Eyre Basin
- Marino Conservation Park
- Mawson Electorate
- McLaren Vale Bushing Festival
- McLaren Vale Harvest Festival
- Murray-Darling Basin
- Olympic and Paralympic Games
- Public Works Committee: Port Augusta Central Oval Redevelopment
- Publishing Committee
- Queen's Birthday Honours
- SA Water
- Seaford Rail Bridge
- Select Committee on a Review of the Retirement Villages Act 1987
- Select Committee on the Grain Handling Industry
-
Sittings and Business
- Southern Adelaide Economic Development Plan
- Southern Adelaide Transport Infrastructure
- State of the Environment Report
- Statutes Amendment (Shop Trading and Holidays) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment and Repeal (TAFE SA Consequential Provisions) Bill
- Supply Bill 2012
- Telehealth
- Tongerie, George
- Volunteers
-
Water Efficiency Labelling and Standards (South Australia) Bill
- 2013-06-19
-
2013-07-04
- Water Industry Reforms
- Western Mount Lofty Ranges Water Allocation Plan
- Wilderness Protection (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Questions
- Apprentices and Trainees
- Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale
- City of Adelaide Planning
- Construction Industry
- Country Health SA
- Elective Surgery
- Emergency Services Funding
- Energy Providers
- Fire Danger Season
- Firefighters, Workers Compensation
- Flinders Medical Centre
- Government Stationery Contract
- Groundwater
- Gun Amnesty
- History Festival
- Intellectual Property Rights
- Late Night Trading Code of Practice
- McLaren Vale and Districts War Memorial Hospital
- Mental Health Facilities
- Noarlunga GP Plus Health Care Centre
- Oaks Day
- Olympic Games
- Prison Drug Use
- Science Excellence Awards
- Serious Firearms Offenders
- Skills for All
- Victor Harbor Road
-
Answers
- Adelaide City Wi-Fi Project
-
Adelaide Convention Centre
-
2013-07-05
- 2013-11-12
-
- Adelaide Cricket Test
-
Adelaide Oval
-
Adelaide, Lonely Planet Recognition
-
2013-10-29
-
-
Airasia X
-
APY Executive
-
2013-11-26
-
- APY Lands, Accounts
-
Australian Tourism Exchange
-
2013-05-02
-
-
Barossa Valley Marketing Campaign
- Best Jobs in the World Campaign
-
Budget Papers
- Chief Executive Discretionary Fund
-
China Delegation
-
2013-05-02
-
- Classic Adelaide Rally
-
Classic Targa Adelaide
-
2013-06-04
-
- Climate Change Adaptation Framework
-
Clipsal 500
- Consultants and Contractors
- Coorong, Lower Lakes and Murray Mouth Region
- Country Press SA Awards
- Country Sports Carnivals
- Cruise Ships
- Desalination Plant
- Environment Protection Fund
- Environment, Water and Natural Resources Department
- Flinders Ranges Tourism
- Food and Wine Tourism
- Foreshore Management
- Georgina Hope Swimmers Foundation Australian Age Championships
-
Government Savings
-
2013-07-05
-
-
Grant Expenditure
-
2013-11-15
- 2013-11-26
-
-
Grants and Subsidies
-
2013-07-05
-
- Indigenous Infrastructure
- Integrity in Sport
- International Visitors
- Interstate and International Visitors
- Kangaroo Island Futures Authority
- Minda Aquatic Centre
-
Murray-Darling Basin Plan
-
Organised Crime in Sport
-
Public Sector Employees
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Regional Events and Festivals
-
2013-07-23
-
- Regional Tourism
-
Rolling Stones Concert
-
2013-10-17
-
- SA Water
- Savour Australia 2013
- South Australian Aquatic and Leisure Centre
-
South Australian Sports Institute
- South Australian Tourism Awards
- Sports Funding
-
Stuart O'grady
-
2013-07-25
-
- Sustainable Community Awards
-
Tour Down Under
-
Tourism
-
Tourism Campaign
-
Tourism Commission
-
2013-07-05
-
- VACSWIM
-
Water Allocation Plans
- Wine Forum
- WOMAD
-
Speeches
-
BREUER OAM, Lynette Ruth
-
Speeches
- Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation
-
Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee (Presiding Member) Amendment Bill
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee: Annual Report 2011-12
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee: Stolen Generations Reparations Tribunal Bill Inquiry
- Appropriation Bill 2013
- Baker, Hon. D.s.
- Baluch, Joy
- Blevins, Hon. Frank
- Brown, Mr M.J.
- Brown, Mrs Eileen Kampakuta
- Carpenter, B.S.
- Chamber Matters
- Cole, Ms J.
- Commission of Oaths
- Connelly, Mr E.
- Constitution (Recognition of Aboriginal Peoples) Amendment Bill
- Eastgate, Mr B.
-
Economic and Finance Committee
- Economic and Finance Committee: Annual Report 2011-12
- Economic and Finance Committee: Annual Report 2012-13
- Economic and Finance Committee: Compulsory Third Party Insurance
-
Economic and Finance Committee: South Australian Taxation System
- Economic and Finance Committee: Workforce and Education Participation
- Ending Life with Dignity Bill
- Food (Labelling of Free-Range Eggs) (No. 2) Amendment Bill
- Food (Labelling of Free-Range Eggs) Amendment Bill
- Foreign Workers
-
Giles Electorate
- Governor's Speech
- Health Department Annual Report
-
House of Assembly Chamber
- International Women's Day
- Legislative Council Vacancy
- Levai, Ms A.
- Mcgee, Mr Eugene
- Member for Frome
-
Member's Remarks
- Members' Resignations
- Mining (Royalties) Amendment Bill
- Motor Vehicles (Driver Licensing) Amendment Bill
- Motor Vehicles (Learner's Permits and Provisional Licences) Amendment Bill
- Natural Resources Committee: Alinytjara Wilurara Natural Resources Management Region
- Natural Resources Committee: Foxes
- Natural Resources Committee: Review of Natural Resources Management Levy Arrangements
- OneSteel Whyalla
- Outback Communities Authority
- Palliative Care Awards
- Parliament House, Media Access
- Parliament, Internet Streaming
- Parliamentary Committees
-
Parliamentary Standards
- Plate, Mr ADAM
- Question Without Notice Reply
- Regional Campuses, Atar Score
- Regional Transport Infrastructure
- Same Sex Marriage Bill
- Sittings and Business
- Smith, Corporal Scott James
- Southern Star Aquaculture
-
Speaker, Election
-
2013-02-05
-
- Speaker, Presentation to Governor
- Standing and Sessional Orders
- Statutes Amendment (Real Estate Reform Review and Other Matters) Bill
- Stuart High School
- Supply Bill 2013
-
Umoona Tjutagku Health Service
-
Valedictories
- Watson, Mr J.f.
- Wilderness Protection (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Wind Farms
- Women in Leadership
-
Questions
- Adelaide Convention Centre
- Alcohol-Fuelled Violence
- APY Lands, Health
- Carers Recognition Week
- Commemorative Medals
- Country Sports Carnivals
- Iron Ore
- Mining Industry
- Oil and Gas Sector
- Premier's Community Excellence Awards in Mining and Energy
- Tour Down Under
-
Tourism
- Vocational Education and Training
- Answers
-
Speeches
-
BROCK, Geoffrey Graeme
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Appropriation Bill 2012
- Appropriation Bill 2013
-
Auslan
- Australian Year of the Farmer
- Baluch, Joy
- Carbon Tax
- Childcare Services
- Clare Trade Shed
- Connelly, Mr E.
- Constitution (Recognition of Aboriginal Peoples) Amendment Bill
- Council Rate Concessions
- Country Hospitals
- Country Schools
- Drugs, Alcohol and Youth Safety Community Forum
- Equal Opportunity (Sporting Competitions) Amendment Bill
- Eyre Peninsula Bushfires
- Farming Rights
- Food (Labelling of Free-Range Eggs) Amendment Bill
- Graffiti Control (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Italian Consulate
- Liquor Licensing (Supply to Minors) Amendment Bill
- Litter Reduction
- Local Government, Constitutional Recognition
- Mcgee, Mr Eugene
- Morgan-Whyalla Pipeline
- Motor Vehicles (Learner's Permits and Provisional Licences) Amendment Bill
- Murray-Darling Basin
- Natural Resources Committee: Adelaide and Mount Lofty Region Natural Resources Management Levy
- Natural Resources Committee: Alinytjara Wilurara Natural Resources Management Region
- Natural Resources Committee: Annual Report 2011-12
-
Natural Resources Committee: Bushfire Preparedness
- Natural Resources Committee: Draft Murray-Darling Basin Plan
- Natural Resources Committee: Foxes
- Natural Resources Committee: Murray-Darling Basin Water Resource Management
- Natural Resources Committee: Review of Natural Resources Management Levy Arrangements
- Natural Resources Committee: Upper South East Dryland Salinity and Flood Management Act Report 2010-11
- Nicholls, Mr J.
- Parker, Mr D.
- Patient Assistance Transport Scheme
- Police Complaints Authority (Police Ombudsman) Annual Report 2011-12
- Polkinghorne, Mr G.
- Port Pirie
- Port Pirie Gymnastics Academy
- Port Pirie Make a Wish Volunteer Group
- Port Pirie Prostate Cancer Support Group
-
Port Pirie Smelting Facility (Lead-In-Air Concentrations) Bill
- Public Works Committee: John Pirie Secondary School New Administration Building
- Public Works Committee: Main North Road Realignment Via Anama Lane
- Rail Safety National Law (South Australia) Bill
- Regional Transport Infrastructure
- Retirement Villages
- Road Signage
- Same Sex Marriage Bill
- School Amalgamations
- School Transport Policy
-
Select Committee on the Grain Handling Industry
- South Australia Police
- South Australian Brand
- Statutes Amendment (Gambling Reform) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Shop Trading and Holidays) Bill
-
2012-03-14
-
- Statutes Amendment (Smart Meters) Bill
- Western Front School Study Tours
- Wind Farms
- Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation (Samfs Firefighters) Amendment Bill
- Zonta Clubs
-
Questions
-
Clare District Hospital
- Clare Police Station
- Country Press SA Awards
- Dental Care
- Farming Code of Conduct
- Flinders Ranges Tourism
-
Frome Electorate
-
2013-11-28
-
- Grain Handling
-
Nyrstar
- Operation Distraction
- Parent Initiatives in Education Grants
-
Patient Assistance Transport Scheme
- Port Pirie
-
Port Pirie Magistrate
-
2013-05-01
-
- Regional Judicial Services
- Regional Tourism
- Solar Feed-In Scheme
- State Emergency Service
-
TAFE SA, Port Pirie
- Warnertown Road Rail Crossing
-
Water Allocation Plans
-
-
Speeches
-
CAICA, Paul
-
Speeches
- Aboriginal Elders
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee
- Aquaculture (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Asbestos, School
- Bonython, Mr C. W. (Warren)
- Brown, Mrs Eileen Kampakuta
- Burial and Cremation Bill
-
Citrus Industry (Winding Up) Amendment Bill
-
2012-09-05
-
- Colton Electorate
- Constitution (Recognition of Aboriginal Peoples) Amendment Bill
- Desalination Plant
- Economic and Finance Committee
- Ferguson, Mr D.m.
- Fishing Super Trawler
- Jet Skis
- Joint Parliamentary Service Committee
-
Livestock (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Mr Kunmanara Langka Peter
-
Murray-Darling Basin
-
Nullarbor National Park
- Parliamentary Committees (Natural Disasters Committee) (No. 2) Amendment Bill
- Public Works Committee
- South East Drainage System Operation and Management Bill
- Supply Bill 2013
- Thevenard Port Facilities
- Torrens River
- Trevorrow, Mr Tom
-
Upper South East Dryland Salinity and Flood Management (Postponement of Expiry) Amendment Bill
-
2012-10-31
-
2012-11-27
-
- VACSWIM
- Wilderness Protection (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Zero Waste SA (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Questions
- Automotive Industry
- Better Schools Reform
- Courts Precinct
- Cultural Value Research Project
- Disability Care
- E-Mergency Connect
- Education and Child Development
- Food Labelling
- Government Invoices and Accounts
- Government Policies
- Integrity in Sport
- International Hospice and Palliative Care Day
- Law Week
- Lockleys Preschool
-
OzAsia Festival
- Parks Community Centre
- Petrol Price Boards
- Planning Improvement Project
- Safe Communities
-
Answers
- Aboriginal Power Cup
- Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Natural Resources Management Levy
- Adelaide Zoo
- APY Essential Services
- APY Executive
-
APY Lands, Accounts
- APY Lands, Anangu Family Support
- APY Lands, Arts Centres
- APY Lands, Consultants
- APY Lands, Executive Visit
- APY Lands, Permits Officer
- APY Lands, Power Outages
- APY Lands, Suicide
- APY Legal Services
- Bensted, Ms E.
- Biodiversity Fund
-
Botanic Gardens, Staff
-
2012-11-30
-
- Budget Papers
- Building Innovation Fund
-
Chief Executive Discretionary Fund
- Climate Change
- Commissioner for Aboriginal Engagement
- Container Deposit Scheme
-
Coorong, Lower Lakes and Murray Mouth Region
-
Desalination Plant
-
2012-04-05
-
2012-05-31
-
2012-06-13
-
2012-06-14
- 2012-07-10
- 2012-07-12
-
2012-09-04
-
2012-09-18
- 2012-11-15
-
2012-11-27
-
- Electronic Waste
-
Environment and Natural Resources Departmental Budget
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Environment Protection Authority
-
2012-07-11
-
- Environment, Water and Natural Resources Department
-
Fight for the Murray
-
2012-11-30
-
- Fish Stocks
- Foreign Currency Exposure
- Foreshore Management
- Gawler Ranges Prescribed Burning
- Gientzotis Consulting
- Grant Expenditure
-
Grants and Subsidies
-
2012-11-30
-
- Groundwater
-
Handshin, Ms M.
- Lower Lakes
- Lower Limestone Coast Water Allocation Plan
-
Marine Parks
- Mount Lofty Ranges Reservoirs
-
Murray Futures
- 2012-07-12
- 2012-10-30
-
2012-11-30
-
Murray River
-
Murray-Darling Basin
-
Murray-Darling Basin Plan
- National Parks
-
National Trust
-
2012-11-30
-
- Natural Resources Management Centres
-
Natural Resources Management Staff
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Nyrstar
-
2012-05-15
- 2012-05-16
- 2012-05-17
-
2012-07-10
-
- People and Parks
-
Phylloxera
- Public Sector Employment
- Recycling
- Renmark Paringa Levee Banks
-
SA Water
-
2012-07-12
-
2012-09-18
- 2012-11-15
- 2012-11-29
-
- Select Council on Climate Change
- Skills for All
- South-East Aerial Imagery Project
- Surplus Employees
-
Surplus Land Sale
-
2012-11-30
-
- Sustainable Building
- Umuwa Courthouse
- Volunteer Awards
- Water Conservation
-
Water Lead Levels
- Water Modelling
-
Water Pricing
- Water Security
-
Speeches
-
CHAPMAN, Vickie Ann
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Adelaide Workers' Homes Bill
-
Advance Care Directives Bill
-
2012-11-13
- 2012-11-14
-
-
Appropriation Bill 2012
-
Appropriation Bill 2013
- 2013-06-18
-
2013-06-19
- 2013-07-03
- Aquaculture (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Aung San Suu Kyi
- Australian Year of the Farmer
- Black Caviar
-
Burial and Cremation Bill
-
Bus Timetables
- Character Preservation (Barossa Valley) Bill
- Cherryville Fire
- Child Protection Inquiry
-
Child Sex Offenders Registration (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
City Fringe Development
- Civil Liability (Disclosure of Information) Amendment Bill
-
Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (R18+ Computer Games) Amendment Bill
-
2012-10-17
-
- Co-Operatives National Law (South Australia) Bill
- Community Alliance Meeting
- Constitution (Casual Vacancies) Amendment Bill
- Constitution (Recognition of Aboriginal Peoples) Amendment Bill
-
Coroners (Recommendations) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Assets Confiscation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Assets Confiscation (Prescribed Drug Offender Assets) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Assets Confiscation (Prescribed Drug Offenders) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law (Sentencing) (Guilty Pleas) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law (Sentencing) (No Conviction on Election to be Prosecuted) Amendment Bill
-
Criminal Law (Sentencing) (Sentences of Indeterminate Duration) Amendment Bill
-
2013-10-31
-
- Criminal Law (Sentencing) (Supergrass) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law (Sentencing) (Suspended Sentences) Amendment Bill
-
Criminal Law Consolidation (Cheating at Gambling) Amendment Bill
-
2013-02-19
-
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Protection for Working Animals) Amendment Bill
- Debelle Inquiry
- Development (Development Plan Amendments) (Notification) Amendment Bill
- Development (Interim Development Control) Amendment Bill
- Development (Private Certification) Amendment Bill
- Electoral (Legislative Council Voting) Amendment Bill
- Electoral (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Electoral (Optional Preferential Voting) Amendment Bill
-
Electoral (Voting Age) Amendment Bill
- Elizabeth Beare
- Elizabeth Residential Village
- Equal Opportunity (Sporting Competitions) Amendment Bill
- Evidence (Discreditable Conduct) Amendment Bill
- Evidence (Identification Evidence) Amendment Bill
- Evidence (Identification) (No. 2) Amendment Bill
- Evidence (Identification) Amendment Bill
-
Evidence (Reporting on Sexual Offences) Amendment Bill
-
2012-09-18
-
- Farrell, Senator D.
- Financial Transaction Reports (State Provisions) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Firearms (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Food (Labelling of Free-Range Eggs) Amendment Bill
- Freedom of Information
- Future Submarine Project
- Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
- Goodwood and Torrens Rail Project
- Graffiti Control (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (South Australia) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (South Australia) (Restricted Birthing Practices) Amendment Bill
- Heavy Vehicle National Law (South Australia) Bill
-
Housing and Urban Development (Administrative Arrangements) (Urban Renewal) Amendment Bill
- 2013-06-04
-
2013-06-05
- Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Bill
- Interstate Migration
- John Mcdouall Stuart Society
- Kangaroo Island School
-
Lake Eyre Basin
-
Legal Practitioners (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2013-04-10
- 2013-04-30
-
- Legal, Justice and Police Retirements
- Liquor Licensing (Small Venue Licence) Amendment Bill
- Livestock (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Local Government (Road Closures—1934 Act) Amendment Bill
- Magistrates (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Major Events Bill
- Marine Safety (Domestic Commercial Vessel) National Law (Application) Bill
-
Mcgee, Mr Eugene
- Members of Parliament
- Memorial Service, Ministerial Attendance
- Mental Health (Inpatient) Amendment Bill
- Mid-Year Budget Review
- Motor Vehicle Accidents (Lifetime Support Scheme) Bill
- Motor Vehicles (Disqualification) Amendment Bill
- Motor Vehicles (Driver Licensing) Amendment Bill
- Motor Vehicles (Learner's Permits and Provisional Licences) Amendment Bill
- Motor Vehicles (Periodic Payments) Amendment Bill
- Murray-Darling Basin
- National Health Funding Pool Administration (South Australia) Bill
- Natural Resources Committee: Adelaide and Mount Lofty Region Natural Resources Management Levy
-
Natural Resources Committee: Bushfire Preparedness
-
Natural Resources Committee: Eyre Peninsula Water Supply
- Natural Resources Committee: Foxes
- Natural Resources Committee: Mount Lofty Ranges Fire Management
- Natural Resources Committee: Review of Natural Resources Management Levy Arrangements
- Operation Lightning
- Organised Crime
- Parliamentary Committees (Natural Disasters Committee) (No. 2) Amendment Bill
- Past Adoption Practices
- Pastoral Sector
- Police (GST Exemption) Amendment Bill
- Port Adelaide Electorate
- Powers of Attorney and Agency (Interstate Powers of Attorney) Amendment Bill
- Public Transport Fare Evasion
- Public Transport, North-Eastern Suburbs
- Public Works Committee: South Road Upgrade Torrens Road to River Torrens Early and Associated Works
- Public Works Committee: Tonsley Public Transport Project—Stage 1 and 2
- Queen's Diamond Jubilee
- Queensland Election
-
Question Without Notice Reply
- Rail Electrification Project
- Rail Safety National Law (South Australia) Bill
- Real Property (Access to Information) Amendment Bill
-
Residential Tenancies (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Same Sex Marriage Bill
- Security and Investigation Agents (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Select Committee on Matters Relating to the Independent Education Inquiry
- Serious and Organised Crime (Control) (Declared Organisations) Amendment Bill
-
Serious and Organised Crime (Control) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2012-03-01
-
- South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Bill
- Spent Convictions (Decriminalised Offences) Amendment Bill
- Spent Convictions (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- St Clair Reserve
- Standing Orders Suspension
- Statutes Amendment (Anti-Bullying) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Appeals) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Arrest Procedures and Bail) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Assessment of Relevant History) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Attorney-General's Portfolio) (No. 2) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Attorney-General's Portfolio) (No. 3) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Attorney-General's Portfolio) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Courts Efficiency Reforms) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Dangerous Driving) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Directors' Liability) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Fines Enforcement and Recovery) Bill
-
2013-06-04
-
- Statutes Amendment (Gambling Reform) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Serious and Organised Crime) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Serious Firearm Offences) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Transport Portfolio) Bill
- Story, Ms D.
- Subordinate Legislation (Proposals to Vary Regulations) Amendment Bill
- Summary Offences (Drug Paraphernalia) Amendment Bill
- Summary Offences (Filming Offences) Amendment Bill
- Supply Bill 2012
- Supply Bill 2013
- Supreme Court Facilities
- Surveillance Devices Bill
- Tonsley and Grange Railway Lines
- Transport Policy
- Trustee Companies (Transfers) Amendment Bill
- Upper South East Dryland Salinity and Flood Management (Postponement of Expiry) Amendment Bill
- Valedictories
- Warrawong Sanctuary
- Water Efficiency Labelling and Standards (South Australia) Bill
- West Lakes Stadium Precinct
- Wilderness Protection (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Wills (International Wills) Amendment Bill
- Woman's Christian Temperance Union
- Women's Electoral Lobby
- Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation (Samfs Firefighters) Amendment Bill
- Young Offenders (Release on Licence) Amendment Bill
- Zero Waste SA (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Questions
-
30-Year Plan for Greater Adelaide
- 457 Visas
-
Adelaide Oval Footbridge
-
2012-07-10
-
-
Adelaide Railway Station
-
Affordable Housing
-
2013-11-15
-
- Aged-Care Services
- Alert SA
- Asbestos, School
- Auditor-General's Report
- Autodom
- BHP Billiton
- Boating Facility Advisory Committee
-
Britannia Roundabout
-
2013-10-15
-
-
Bulk Commodities Port
-
2012-09-20
-
-
Bus Contracts
-
2012-03-14
-
2012-03-15
-
2012-05-02
-
2012-05-16
- 2012-05-17
-
2012-06-14
- 2012-11-28
-
2013-04-30
-
2013-06-19
- 2013-07-03
- 2013-09-26
-
- Bus Passenger Numbers
-
Bus Timetables
-
Car Parking Levy
-
Carbon Tax
-
2012-04-04
-
2012-06-12
-
2013-07-05
-
2013-11-15
-
- Ceduna Transitional Accommodation Centre
-
Child Protection
-
Child Protection Inquiry
- China Delegation
-
Commercial Property Leasing
-
2012-11-30
-
- Consultants and Contractors
- Correctional Services
- Court Order Costs
-
Courts Precinct
-
2013-07-05
-
- Crown Solicitor's Office
-
Desalination Plant
- Energy Prices
- Falcon Lodge Retirement Village
- Fines and Penalties
-
Foley Advisory
-
2012-11-15
- 2013-03-07
-
-
Gawler Rail Line
-
Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
- 2012-05-01
-
2012-05-02
-
2012-07-10
-
GM Holden
-
Goodwood Junction Upgrade
- 2012-11-14
-
2012-11-30
- 2013-09-25
-
Government Agency Relocations
-
Government Leaks
- Government Spending
-
Grange to Woodville Shuttle Service
-
2012-04-03
-
- Grant Expenditure
-
Growth Investigation Areas Report
-
Handshin, Ms M.
- Health Budget
- Hospital Staffing
- Housing SA Amnesty
- Housing SA, Disruptive Tenants
-
Independent Commission Against Corruption
-
2012-06-29
-
- Independent Commissioner Against Corruption
- Infrastructure Australia Submission
-
Infrastructure Program
-
2013-05-14
-
-
Inner City Revitalisation
-
2013-10-29
-
-
Integrated Transport and Land Use Plan
- Intervention Orders
- Legal Practitioners' Disciplinary Tribunal
-
Mary MacKillop Rail Bridge
-
2012-02-14
-
- Mcgee, Mr Eugene
- Medical Panels SA
-
Memorial Service, Ministerial Attendance
-
2013-02-07
-
-
Motor Accident Commission
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Motor Vehicle Registration
-
2013-05-16
-
-
Mount Barker Development
- Murray River
-
Murray-Darling Basin Plan
-
2012-11-13
- 2013-06-20
-
-
Nation Building 2 Program
-
2013-11-15
-
-
National Disability Insurance Scheme
-
Noarlunga Railway Line
-
2013-09-24
-
2013-09-26
-
2013-11-14
-
2013-11-26
-
- Nyrstar
-
O-Bahn
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Oaklands Park Rail Overpass
-
2012-09-19
-
- Parliamentary Procedure
-
Partiya Karkeren Kurdistan
-
2013-05-01
-
- Planning Improvement Project
- Planning Laws
- Planning Strategy
- Playford Urban Growth Areas
- Port Adelaide
-
Priority Bus Lanes
-
2012-06-26
-
2012-07-10
-
- Private Rental Liaison Officer Program
- Public and Community Housing
- Public Sector Employees
-
Public Transport Advertising
-
2013-11-14
- 2013-11-26
-
- Public Transport Delays
-
Public Transport Fare Evasion
-
Public Transport Services
-
2013-03-21
- 2013-06-05
-
-
Quarry Contamination
-
2013-07-05
-
-
Rail Electrification Project
-
2012-06-13
-
2013-04-10
-
2013-06-18
-
2013-11-12
-
-
Recreational Boating Facilities Fund
-
2013-03-20
-
-
Renewal SA
-
2013-11-15
-
- Rescue Helicopters
-
Road Maintenance
-
2012-11-30
-
- Road Safety
-
Road Safety Program
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Royal Adelaide Hospital
- Royal Adelaide Hospital Open Ideas Competition
-
SA Power Networks
-
2013-06-06
-
-
SA Water
-
Sardi Graduate Access Program
-
2013-07-05
-
- Seaford Railway Line
-
Sentencing Advisory Council
-
2012-06-29
-
-
Smart Justice
-
2012-06-29
-
-
South Australian Aquatic and Leisure Centre
-
2012-11-30
-
-
South Australian Film Corporation
-
South Road Upgrades
-
2013-05-14
-
2013-05-15
-
2013-05-16
-
2013-06-04
-
2013-06-06
-
- Southern Expressway
- State Rail Network
-
State Records
-
Stuart O'grady
-
2013-07-25
-
- Thinkers in Residence
-
Tourism Campaign
-
2013-11-12
-
-
Urban Renewal Authority
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Victims of Crime Fund
- 2012-10-17
- 2012-10-18
- 2013-07-23
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Speeches
-
CLOSE, Susan Elizabeth
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Advertising for Publicly Funded Employees Bill
- Affordable Public Housing
- Aircraft Noise
- Assisted Reproductive Treatment (Equality of Access) Amendment Bill
- Australian Citizenship
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Carbon Tax
- Clean Up Australia Day
- Community Groups
- Companion Cats and Dogs
- Constitution (Recognition of Aboriginal Peoples) Amendment Bill
- Da Vinci Surgical Robot
- Energy Providers
- Fishing Super Trawler
- Future Submarine Project
- Garden Island Yacht Club
- GM Holden
- Junction Community Centre
- Ladder St Vincent Street
- Mawson Lakes Environment Watch
- Mawson Lakes Photographic Exhibition
- Messenger Local Business Awards
- Motor Vehicle Accidents (Lifetime Support Scheme) Bill
- Motor Vehicles (Historic Number Plates) Amendment Bill
- Native Vegetation (Road Verges) Amendment Bill
- Neighbourhood Watch
- Osborne Community Club
- Parafield Gardens Community Club
- Philip Kennedy Centre
-
Port Adelaide
- Port Adelaide and Port River Sailing Clubs
- Port Adelaide Art Exhibition
- Port Adelaide Lion Soccer Club
- Port Adelaide, Knitted Adornment
- Port Districts Football Club
- Sailability South Australia
-
Same Sex Marriage Bill
-
2013-06-20
- 2013-07-25
-
-
Select Committee on Dogs and Cats As Companion Animals
-
Select Committee on Sustainable Farming Practices
- Select Committee on the Port Augusta Power Stations
- South Australian Aviation Museum
- Speeding Offence Penalties
- Statutes Amendment (Sex Work Reform) Bill
- Supply Bill 2013
- Tall Ships
- Torrens Island
- Wilderness Protection (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Wind Farms
- Zhu-Lin Buddhist Association
-
Questions
- Adelaide Convention Centre
- Adelaide Festival Events
- Adelaide Fringe
- Adelaide Quality of Living
- Apprentices and Trainees
-
Automotive Industry
- Brewing Industry
- Building Family Opportunities
- Child Protection Inquiry
- Connecting Aboriginal People to Mining Program
- Correctional Services
- Country Fire Service Volunteers
- Crime Statistics
- Cruise Ships
- Diesel Storage
- Early Childhood Development
- Early Childhood Education
-
Future Submarine Project
- Goods and Services Tax
- Home Ownership
- Immunisation Rates
- Inner City Revitalisation
- Jetties
- Land Warfare Conference
- Lower Lakes
- Murray-Darling Basin
- Murray-Darling Basin Plan
- National Centre for Vocational Education Research
- National Walk Safely to School Day
- O'connell, Mr M.
- Operation Northern Strike
- Pacific 2013 International Maritime Exposition
- Police Numbers
- Police Services
- Premier's Research and Industry Fund
- Public Sector
- Public Sector Employees
- Public Sector Employment
- Public Transport
-
Renewable Energy
- Report on Government Services
- Roma Mitchell Secondary College
- SA Health Awards
- Science Research
- Sentencing Advisory Council
- Service SA
- Small Venue Legislation
- South Australian Brand
- South Road Upgrades
- State Economy
-
Submarine Program
- Telecommunications Taskforce
- United States Secretary of State
- Victim Reported Crime
- Vocational Education and Training
- Volunteer Awards
- Wind Farms
- Zen Energy
-
Speeches
-
CONLON, Patrick Frederick
-
Speeches
- Blackwood Rail Overpass
- Correctional Services (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- GM Holden
- Member for Mackillop, Naming
- Member for Mackillop, Suspension
- Member for Unley, Naming
- Member for Unley, Suspension
-
Rail Safety National Law (South Australia) Bill
-
2012-04-03
-
- Sittings and Business
- Standing Orders Suspension
- Summary Offences (Weapons) Amendment Bill
-
Valedictories
- Wind Farms
-
Answers
-
Adelaide Oval
-
Adelaide Oval Footbridge
-
2012-07-10
-
- Blackwood Rail Overpass
-
Building the Education Revolution
-
Bulk Commodities Port
-
2012-09-20
-
- Bus Timetables
-
Carbon Tax
-
Chief Executive Discretionary Fund
-
2012-05-29
-
-
City of Adelaide Planning
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Commercial Property Leasing
-
2012-11-30
-
- Construction Industry
-
Goodwood Junction Upgrade
-
2012-11-14
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Grant Expenditure
-
2012-05-16
-
-
HomeStart
-
2012-11-30
-
- Housing Construction Grant
- Infrastructure Program
-
Mary MacKillop Rail Bridge
-
2012-02-14
-
- Motor Vehicle Inspections
- Mount Barker Infrastructure Projects
-
Oaklands Park Rail Overpass
- 2012-05-31
-
2012-09-19
- Paradise Interchange
-
Port Adelaide
- Public Building Works
- Public Sector Employees
- Questions
-
Rail Electrification Project
-
Road Maintenance
- 2012-11-28
-
2012-11-30
-
Road Safety Program
-
2012-11-30
-
- Robin Bridge
- Surplus Employees
- Total Reconciliation Solution
-
Urban Renewal Authority
- 2012-07-12
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Speeches
-
EVANS, Iain Frederick
-
Speeches
-
Address in Reply
-
2012-02-15
-
- Advertising for Publicly Funded Employees Bill
-
Appropriation Bill 2012
-
Appropriation Bill 2013
- Baker, Hon. D.s.
- Blackwood Rail Overpass
- Burial and Cremation Bill
- Carbon Tax
- Character Preservation (Barossa Valley) Bill
- Character Preservation (McLaren Vale) Bill
- Child Protection
- Child Protection Inquiry
- Construction Industry Long Service Leave (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Cost of Living Pressures
-
Development (Private Certification) Amendment Bill
-
Economic and Finance Committee: South Australian Taxation System
-
Electoral (Funding, Expenditure and Disclosure) Amendment Bill
-
2013-09-25
-
- Federal Budget
- First Home and Housing Construction Grants (Budget 2013) Amendment Bill
- First Home and Housing Construction Grants (Eligibility Criteria) Amendment Bill
- First Home Owner Grant (Housing Grant Reforms) Amendment Bill
-
GM Holden
-
Goods and Services Tax
- Government Election Financial Responsibility Bill
- Government Leaks
- Government Performance
- Government Stationery Contract
- Health and Hospital Care
- Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Bill
- Labor Ministers
- Late Payment of Government Debts (Interest) Bill
-
Local Government (Interment of Human Remains) Amendment Bill
-
2012-03-15
- 2012-06-14
-
- Member's Remarks
-
Motor Vehicle Accidents (Lifetime Support Scheme) Bill
- Motor Vehicles (Periodic Payments) Amendment Bill
- National Tax Reform (State Provisions) (Administrative Penalties) Amendment Bill
-
Natural Resources Committee: Bushfire Tour 2012 Case Study, Mitcham Hills
- Not-for-Profit Sector Freedom to Advocate Bill
- Olympic and Paralympic Games
-
Parliamentary Committees (Natural Disasters Committee) (No. 2) Amendment Bill
-
2012-09-20
- 2013-05-16
-
- Parliamentary Committees (Natural Disasters Committee) (No. 3) Amendment Bill
-
Parliamentary Committees (Natural Disasters Committee) Amendment Bill
-
2012-03-15
- 2012-07-12
-
- Parliamentary Remuneration (Basic Salary) Amendment Bill
- Payroll Tax
- Payroll Tax (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Police (GST Exemption) Amendment Bill
- Public Corporations (Subsidiaries) Amendment Bill
- Retirement Villages
- SA Lotteries
- Small Business
-
South Australian Economy
- Sporting and Recreational Facilities
- Stamp Duties (Off-The-Plan Apartments) Amendment Bill
- State Budget
-
State Economy
- Statutes Amendment (Cheltenham Park and Related Amendments) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Gambling Reform) Bill
- 2013-05-14
-
2013-05-15
-
Statutes Amendment (Shop Trading and Holidays) Bill
- Statutes Amendment and Repeal (Budget 2012) (No. 2) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment and Repeal (Budget 2012) Bill
- Statutes Amendment and Repeal (Superannuation) Bill
- Succession Duties Repeal Bill
-
Supply Bill 2012
-
Supply Bill 2013
- Trading Hours
- Work Health and Safety (Self-Incrimination) Amendment Bill
- WorkCover Corporation (Governance) Amendment Bill
- Zoos SA
-
-
Questions
- Abuse Allegations Record
- Adelaide Oval
- Adelaide, Lonely Planet Recognition
- Apprentices and Trainees
-
Auditor-General's Report
-
2012-04-05
- 2013-03-05
-
-
Australian and New Zealand School of Government Initiative
-
2013-11-15
-
- BHP Billiton
- Blackwood Rail Overpass
-
Budget Forecast
- Building Indemnity Insurance
-
Capital Investment
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Car Parking Levy
- Carbon Tax
- Caretaker Government Conventions
-
Casis System
-
2013-10-17
-
-
Chief Executive Discretionary Fund
-
2012-05-02
-
2012-05-03
-
2012-05-29
-
2012-07-10
-
2012-09-04
- 2012-09-06
- 2012-11-27
-
2013-05-02
-
2013-06-18
-
-
Child Protection
- Child Protection Inquiry
-
Clipsal 500
-
Construction Industry Training Board
-
Contract Teachers
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Corporate Restructure Scheme
-
2013-07-05
-
-
Credit Rating
- Desalination Plant
- Easling, Mr T.
-
Education and Child Development Department
-
Education and Children's Services Department
-
Employment Figures
- Extractive Areas Rehabilitation Fund
-
Fleet SA
-
2013-07-05
-
-
ForestrySA
- Fringe Benefits Tax
-
GM Holden
-
Goods and Services Tax
-
2012-04-04
-
- Government Boards and Committees
- Government Revenue
-
Government Savings
-
2013-07-05
-
-
Government Stationery Contract
-
Government Training Organisations
-
2013-07-05
-
-
Grants and Subsidies
-
2013-07-05
-
- Hampstead Rehabilitation Centre
-
Health Budget
- Health Department Accounts
- Health Department Annual Report
-
Health Department Budget
- 2012-05-02
-
2012-10-30
-
Henley Surf Life Saving Club
- High Court Decision, Working Party
- Hospital Funding
- Hospital Parking
- Housing Construction Approvals
- Housing Indemnity Insurance
- Industry Participation Advocate
- Insolvency Data
-
Integrated Transport and Land Use Plan
- Jetties
- Kangaroo Island
-
Kangaroo Island Futures Authority
- Mining Industry
-
Mining Royalties
-
2013-07-05
-
-
Ministerial Advisers, Code of Conduct
-
Ministerial Budget Savings
-
2013-07-05
-
- Ministerial Staff
-
Motor Accident Commission
-
Motor Vehicle Registration
-
2013-07-05
-
-
National Disability Insurance Scheme
-
2013-05-02
-
- National Injury Insurance Scheme
-
Newspaper Delivery
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Occupational Health and Safety Report
-
2012-06-29
-
- Olympic Dam Expansion
-
Payroll Tax
- 2012-05-29
-
2013-11-14
-
Primary to Secondary School Transition Costs
-
2013-07-05
-
-
Printer Cartridge Scam
-
2012-03-15
-
-
Private Health Insurance Rebate
-
Public Sector Employees
-
2012-09-18
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Public Sector Employment
-
2013-07-05
- 2013-09-12
- 2013-11-12
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Public Sector Executives
-
2013-07-05
-
-
Public Sector Grievance Review Commission
-
2013-07-05
-
-
Public Sector Leave Entitlements
-
Public Sector Retention Entitlement
-
2013-07-05
-
- Public Service Code of Ethics
-
Public Service Employees
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Rail Electrification Project
- 2012-05-30
-
2013-07-05
-
2013-11-15
- Real Estate Sales
-
Recreation and Sport Funding
-
2013-07-05
-
-
Regional Business
-
2013-03-21
- 2013-09-10
-
- Regional Events and Festivals
- Renewable Energy
-
Retrenched Worker Program
-
2013-07-05
-
-
RevenueSA
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Rolling Stones Concert
-
2013-10-17
-
-
SA Lotteries
-
2012-11-27
-
- SA Water
-
SafeWork SA
-
2012-06-29
-
- Saicorp
-
Savings and Revenue Measures
-
2013-11-15
-
-
School Bank Account Revenue
-
2013-07-05
-
-
Shared Services SA
-
2012-03-14
-
- South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute
-
South Road Upgrades
- 2013-05-14
-
2013-05-15
-
2013-10-16
- Southern Health News
-
Stamp Duty
-
2013-11-15
-
-
State Asset Sales
-
2013-11-15
-
-
State Bank
-
2013-11-15
-
-
State Budget
-
State Economy
-
2012-09-04
-
2013-03-06
-
- State Final Demand
- State Funds
- State Government
-
State Government Concessions
-
Super SA
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Tiger Airways
-
2013-07-05
-
-
Trading Hours
-
2012-03-15
-
- Treasury and Finance Department
- Unexpired Risk Expenses
- VACSWIM
-
Water Pricing
-
2013-06-05
-
-
Work Health and Safety Costs
-
2012-06-29
-
-
WorkCover
-
Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation Act Review
- Wrongs Act
-
Youth Unemployment
-
Zoos SA
-
2012-03-13
-
2012-03-14
-
-
Speeches
-
FOLEY, Kevin Owen
- Answers
-
FOX, Chloe Catienne
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Appropriation Bill 2012
- Appropriation Bill 2013
-
Bus Contracts
-
Graffiti Control (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Motor Vehicles (Disqualification) Amendment Bill
-
2012-07-11
-
2012-09-05
-
- Public Transport
- Public Works Committee: Brighton Secondary School Redevelopment
- Same Sex Marriage Bill
- Select Committee on the Port Augusta Power Stations
-
Sittings and Business
-
Statutes Amendment (National Energy Retail Law Implementation) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment and Repeal (TAFE SA Consequential Provisions) Bill
- Tourism Commission
- Women's Information Service
-
Answers
- Adelaide Festival Literature Awards
-
Adelaide Railway Station
-
2012-10-16
- 2013-03-19
-
- Adelaide Theatres
-
Bus Contracts
- 2012-03-13
-
2012-03-14
-
2012-03-15
-
2012-05-02
-
2012-05-16
-
2012-05-17
-
2012-06-14
- 2012-11-28
-
2013-04-30
-
2013-06-19
- 2013-09-26
- Bus Passenger Numbers
- Bus Shelter Program
-
Bus Timetables
-
2012-04-04
- 2012-05-01
-
-
Carbon Tax
- 2012-04-04
-
2013-11-15
- Classic Targa Adelaide
- Clipsal 500
- Cultural Value Research Project
- Culture and the Arts
- Davenport Community Transport Service
-
Gawler Rail Line
-
Grange to Woodville Shuttle Service
-
2012-04-03
-
- History Festival
- Hove Railway Station
-
Metrocard
- Motor Vehicle Inspections
-
Noarlunga Railway Line
-
2013-09-26
-
2013-11-14
-
2013-11-26
-
-
O-Bahn
-
2013-11-15
-
- Operation Northern Strike
-
OzAsia Festival
-
Priority Bus Lanes
-
2012-06-26
-
2012-07-10
- 2012-07-12
- 2012-11-28
-
-
Public Transport
- Public Transport Advertising
- Public Transport Delays
-
Public Transport Fare Evasion
- Public Transport, Free Wireless Internet
- Public Transport, Special Events
-
Signal Passed at Danger Incidents
- Smart Card Technology
- Tonsley and Grange Railway Lines
- Tonsley Railway Line
- Torrens Transit
- Unexpected City Program
-
Speeches
-
GAGO, Gail Elizabeth
-
Answers
-
Primary Industries and Regions
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Public Service Employees
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Sardi Graduate Access Program
-
2013-07-05
-
-
Tour Down Under
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Tourism Commission
-
2012-11-30
-
-
-
Answers
-
GARDNER, John Anthony William
-
Speeches
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee (Presiding Member) Amendment Bill
-
Address in Reply
-
2012-02-28
-
-
Adoption (Consent to Publication) Amendment Bill
-
2013-03-07
-
2013-06-06
-
- Affordable Public Housing
- Antisocial and Criminal Behaviour
-
Appropriation Bill 2012
- Appropriation Bill 2013
- Campbelltown City Soccer Club
- Cavan Training Centre
- Cherryville Fire
- Child Protection
- Children's Protection (Lawful Surrender of Newborn Child) Amendment Bill
-
Children's Protection (Notification) Amendment Bill
-
2013-11-12
-
- Clean Up Australia Day
-
Constitution (Recognition of Aboriginal Peoples) Amendment Bill
- Controlled Substances (Offences) Amendment Bill
- Controlled Substances (Simple Cannabis Offences) Amendment Bill
- Country Fire Service
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Aggravated Offences) Amendment Bill
- Disability Services (Rights, Protection and Inclusion) Amendment Bill
- Domestic Violence
- Emergency Services Funding
- Fire and Emergency Services (Volunteer Charters) Amendment Bill
- Fire Danger Season
- Food (Labelling of Free-Range Eggs) Amendment Bill
- Forced Adoption Apology
- Fourth Creek Catchment Group
- Graffiti Control (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Hodgman, Hon. Michael
- Intercountry Adoptions
- Interstate Migration
- King George Tupou v
- Liquor Licensing (Supply to Minors) Amendment Bill
- Mcgee, Mr Eugene
-
Morialta Citizenship Awards
- Motor Vehicle Accidents (Lifetime Support Scheme) Bill
- National Police Remembrance Day
- National Youth Week
- Olympic and Paralympic Games
- Paradise Interchange
- Paralympic Games
- Parliamentary Committees (Natural Disasters Committee) (No. 2) Amendment Bill
- Parliamentary Committees (Natural Disasters Committee) (No. 3) Amendment Bill
-
Past Adoption Practices
-
Police Local Service Areas
-
2012-05-03
-
2012-05-15
- 2012-11-29
-
- Port Pirie Smelting Facility (Lead-In-Air Concentrations) Bill
- President Obama
- Public Transport, North-Eastern Suburbs
- Public Works Committee: Legal Services Commission Head Office Relocation
- Public Works Committee: Riverbank Precinct Pedestrian Bridge
- Retirement Villages
- Same Sex Marriage Bill
- Select Committee on Matters Relating to the Independent Education Inquiry
- Service Clubs
- South Australia Police
- Spent Convictions (Decriminalised Offences) Amendment Bill
- Sporting and Recreational Facilities
- Statutes Amendment (Shop Trading and Holidays) Bill
- Subordinate Legislation (Proposals to Vary Regulations) Amendment Bill
-
Supply Bill 2012
-
Supply Bill 2013
- Valedictories
- Wilson, Mrs C.
- Yarnell Wildfires
- Youth Homelessness
-
Questions
-
Accommodation Placement Panel
-
2012-06-29
-
- Anti-Poverty Unit
- APY Lands, Child Abuse
-
Cavan Training Centre
- Chamber Photographs
-
Child Protection
- Court Assessment Referral Drug Scheme
- Disabilities National Partnership Funding
-
Disability Services
- Disabled Students
-
Disabled Students, National Partnership Program
-
E-Carl System
-
2012-11-30
-
- Education and Child Development Department
- Education and Child Development Department Budget
-
Electoral Commission of South Australia
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Families and Communities Department
-
Families SA
-
2012-11-30
-
- Families SA Employees
- GM Holden
- Goods and Services Sales
-
Grant Expenditure
- 2013-10-15
-
2013-11-15
-
HomeStart
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Hosing SA Water Policy
-
2012-06-29
-
-
Housing SA
-
2012-06-29
-
-
Housing SA Newsletter
-
2012-06-29
-
-
Housing SA Properties
-
2012-06-29
-
2012-11-30
-
- Housing SA, Disruptive Tenants
-
Juvenile Detention
-
Juvenile Offenders, Diversion Programs
-
2013-09-10
-
- Launchpad Program
-
Magill Training Centre
-
2013-03-21
-
- Ministerial Advisers, Code of Conduct
- Montacute CFS Station
-
Mullighan Inquiry Recommendations
- 2012-05-29
-
2012-11-29
- National Disability Insurance Scheme
- Paradise Interchange
-
Private Rental Liaison Officer Program
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Public Sector Employees
- 2013-04-09
-
2013-11-15
-
Public Service Employees
-
2012-11-30
-
- Refugee Services
- Road Maintenance
- School Amalgamations
-
Social Inclusion Budget
-
2012-06-29
-
-
Strathmont Centre
-
2012-03-01
-
-
Strong Voices
-
2012-06-29
-
- Tonsley Railway Line
- Wheelchairs
-
-
Speeches
-
GERAGHTY, Robyn Kathryn
-
Speeches
- Adoption (Consent to Publication) Amendment Bill
- Auslan
- Clare Quilters
- Constitution (Recognition of Aboriginal Peoples) Amendment Bill
- Coober Pedy Aboriginal Aged Care Facility
- Economic and Finance Committee: Emergency Services Levy 2013-14
- Fishing Super Trawler
- Food (Labelling of Free-Range Eggs) Amendment Bill
- Gilles Plains Primary School
- Graffiti Control (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- History Festival
- Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Bill
- International Women's Day
- Le Cornu, Mrs Robyn
- Mcgee, Mr Eugene
- Member's Remarks
- Natural Resources Committee: Foxes
- Obstetric Fistula
- Public Works Committee: James Nash House Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Windsor Gardens Vocational College Redevelopment
- Security and Investigation Agents (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Select Committee on Dogs and Cats As Companion Animals
- Sorry Day
-
Statutes Amendment (Anti-Bullying) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Directors' Liability) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Real Estate Reform Review and Other Matters) Bill
- Subordinate Legislation (Proposals to Vary Regulations) Amendment Bill
- Supply Bill 2013
- Technical Aid to the Disabled SA
- Valedictories
- World Tb Day
-
World Youth International
-
Questions
- Adelaide Festival Literature Awards
- Adult Community Education
- Alert SA
- Australian Tourism Exchange
- Barossa Valley Marketing Campaign
- Bowden Urban Village
- Britannia Roundabout
- Child Abuse Royal Commission
- City of Adelaide Planning
- Cleantech Partnering Program
- Clever Green Eco-Innovation Program
- Consumer and Business Services
- Culture and the Arts
- Early Childhood Development
- Emergency Departments
- Energy Resources Division
- Free-Range Eggs
-
Goods and Services Tax
-
2012-05-01
-
- Government Information
- Government Spending
-
Hampstead Rehabilitation Centre
- Health and Community Services Complaints Commissioner
- Jeep Wrangler
- Literacy and Numeracy
- Manufacturing, Innovation, Trade, Resources and Energy Department
-
Murray River
-
Murray-Darling Basin Plan
- National Parks
- Natural Resources Management Centres
- Obesity Prevention and Lifestyle Program
- Occupational Licences
- Paralympic Games
- People and Parks
- Planning Improvement Project
- Planning Laws
- Police Line-Ups
- Population Growth
- Principals As Literacy Leaders
- Public Sector Act
- Public Sector Employees
- Public Transport
- Renewal SA
-
Road Safety
- Savour Australia 2013
- Skills for All
- South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute
- Strengthening Local Communities Conference
- Sustainable Budget Commission Report
- Tonsley and Grange Railway Lines
- Trade Schools for the Future
- Travelling Conmen
- Urban Renewal Authority
- Vocational Education and Training
- Water Modelling
- Water Security
- West Beach Trust
- West End Brewery
-
Speeches
-
GOLDSWORTHY, Roger Mark
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
-
Appropriation Bill 2012
-
Appropriation Bill 2013
- Battle of Long Tan
- Blue Gum Forestry
- Business Names (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
- Business Names Registration (Transitional Arrangements) Bill
-
Callington
- Callington Wastewater Treatment Plant
-
Citrus Industry (Winding Up) Amendment Bill
-
2012-09-05
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- Defence Force Nursing Officers
- Dumas Street Park and Ride Project
- Interstate Migration
- Late Payment of Government Debts (Interest) Bill
- Litter Reduction
- Local Government (Boundary Reform) Amendment Bill
- Local Government (Elections) (Voting Age) Amendment Bill
- Local Government (Superannuation Scheme) (Merger) Amendment Bill
- Motor Vehicle Accidents (Lifetime Support Scheme) Bill
- Murray-Darling Basin
-
Natural Resources Committee: Bushfire Preparedness
- Natural Resources Committee: Foxes
- Natural Resources Committee: Mount Lofty Ranges Fire Management
- Parliamentary Committees (Natural Disasters Committee) (No. 2) Amendment Bill
- Pastoral Sector
- Public Works Committee: Mount Barker Development Water Supply Scheme Stage 1
- Public Works Committee: Tea Tree Plaza O-Bahn Interchange Car Park
- Road Traffic (Traffic Speed Analysers) Amendment Bill
-
Supply Bill 2012
-
2012-05-02
-
-
Supply Bill 2013
-
Questions
- Gawler Ranges Prescribed Burning
- Mount Barker Development
- Mount Barker Infrastructure Projects
-
Occupational Licences
-
Residential Tenancies Tribunal
-
2012-04-05
-
- Road Maintenance
-
Speeches
-
GRIFFITHS, Steven Paul
-
Speeches
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee (Presiding Member) Amendment Bill
- Address in Reply
- Adoption (Consent to Publication) Amendment Bill
- Appropriation Bill 2012
-
Appropriation Bill 2013
- Balaklava Eisteddfod
- Bali Bombings
- Baluch, Joy
- Barossa Wine Train
- Barry, Mr Phil
- Battle of Long Tan
- Burial and Cremation Bill
- Childcare Services
- Construction Industry Long Service Leave (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Controlled Substances (Simple Cannabis Offences) Amendment Bill
- Country Hospitals
- Country Schools
- Defence Force Nursing Officers
- Development (Private Certification) Amendment Bill
- Diabetes
- Driving Age
- Economic and Finance Committee: Annual Report 2011-12
- Economic and Finance Committee: Annual Report 2012-13
- Economic and Finance Committee: Compulsory Third Party Insurance
- Economic and Finance Committee: Emergency Services Levy 2012-13
- Economic and Finance Committee: Emergency Services Levy 2013-14
- Economic and Finance Committee: Workforce and Education Participation
- Edithburgh Primary School
- Electricity (Early Termination) Amendment Bill
- Electronic Conveyancing National Law (South Australia) Bill
- Emergency Services Funding
- Employee Ombudsman
- Ending Life with Dignity Bill
- Family Relationships (Surrogacy) Amendment Bill
- Farming Rights
- First Home Owner Grant (Housing Grant Reforms) Amendment Bill
- Fisheries Management Act
- Food (Labelling of Free-Range Eggs) Amendment Bill
- Industrial Relations Commissioner
- Kernewek Lowender
- Liquor Licensing (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Liquor Licensing (Supply to Minors) Amendment Bill
- Liquor Usage
- Litter Reduction
- Local Government (Elections) (Voting Age) Amendment Bill
- Local Government (Rates) Amendment Bill
- Local Government (Superannuation Scheme) (Merger) Amendment Bill
- Local Government, Constitutional Recognition
- Major Events Bill
-
Marine Parks
- Mcgee, Mr Eugene
- Mining (Royalties) Amendment Bill
- Morgan-Whyalla Pipeline
- Motor Vehicle Accidents (Lifetime Support Scheme) Bill
- Motor Vehicles (Disqualification) Amendment Bill
- Motor Vehicles (Historic Number Plates) Amendment Bill
- National Health Funding Pool Administration (South Australia) Bill
- National Police Remembrance Day
- Olympic and Paralympic Games
- Parliamentary Committees (Natural Disasters Committee) (No. 2) Amendment Bill
- Pastoral Sector
- Port Augusta Power Stations
-
Port Pirie Smelting Facility (Lead-In-Air Concentrations) Bill
- Public Transport, North-Eastern Suburbs
- Public Works Committee: Hawker Desalination Project
- Public Works Committee: Port Wakefield Water Supply Upgrade
- Public Works Committee: Swan Reach to Paskeville Pipeline High Voltage Switchboard Replacements
- Regional Development Australia
- Regional Transport Infrastructure
- Residential Tenancies (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Retirement Villages
-
Rex Minerals Mining Lease
- Same Sex Marriage Bill
- Second-Hand Goods Bill
- Snapper Fishery
- South Australia Police
- Sporting and Recreational Facilities
- Statutes Amendment (Cheltenham Park and Related Amendments) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Gambling Reform) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Occupational Licensing) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Real Estate Reform Review and Other Matters) Bill
- Statutes Amendment and Repeal (Superannuation) Bill
-
Supply Bill 2012
-
2012-05-02
-
-
Supply Bill 2013
-
2013-05-01
-
- The Dunes, Port Hughes
- Western Front School Study Tours
-
Wind Farms
- Yorke Peninsula Field Days
- Yorke Peninsula Wind Farm
-
Questions
- Active Club Program
-
Adelaide Oval
- Allan Scott Park
- Australian Business Licence and Information System
-
Building the Education Revolution
- Country Hospitals
-
E-Business Training
-
2013-07-05
-
-
Grant Expenditure
-
2012-03-27
-
2012-05-16
-
-
Grants and Subsidies
-
2013-07-05
-
-
Marine Parks
-
2012-10-17
-
-
Playford Capital
-
2013-07-05
-
- Public Building Works
-
Public Sector Employees
-
Public Transport
-
2012-02-16
-
-
Research Infrastructure Fund
-
2013-07-05
-
- SA Power Networks
- Small Business Development Grant
-
Small Business Workshops
-
2012-02-28
-
- South Australian Sports Institute
-
Sports Funding
- Staff Recruitment Costs
-
Surplus Employees
-
Thebarton Precinct
-
2013-07-05
-
- Total Reconciliation Solution
-
Speeches
-
HAMILTON-SMITH, Martin Leslie James
-
Speeches
- Acute Referral Unit
- Address in Reply
-
Appropriation Bill 2012
- Appropriation Bill 2013
- Assisted Reproductive Treatment (Equality of Access) Amendment Bill
- Baker, Hon. D.s.
- Battle of Long Tan
-
Childcare Services
-
Criminal Law Consolidation (Aggravated Offences) Amendment Bill
-
2012-11-29
- 2013-03-21
-
- Economic Statement
- Education and Early Childhood Services (Registration and Standards) (Modification of National Law) Amendment Bill
- Emergency Departments
- Ending Life with Dignity Bill
- Energy Policy
- Energy Prices
- Fleer, Mr H.
- Flinders Medical Centre
- Future Submarine Project
-
GM Holden
- Health Budget
- Health Department
-
Health System
- Industry Development
- Knight, Prof. J.
- Legal, Justice and Police Retirements
- Mental Health (Inpatient) Amendment Bill
- Mining (Royalties) Amendment Bill
- Mining Industry
- Murray-Darling Basin
- National Gas (South Australia) (Gas Trading Exchanges) Amendment Bill
- Pallaras, Mr S. and Høj, Prof. P.
- Past Adoption Practices
-
Port Pirie Smelting Facility (Lead-In-Air Concentrations) Bill
-
2013-07-23
-
- Prison Conditions
- Public Works Committee Witnesses
- Public Works Committee: Bolivar Wastewater Treatment Plant
- Public Works Committee: Ethelton Wastewater Pump Station Renewal Project
- Public Works Committee: Mining and Engineering Centre TAFE SA
- Public Works Committee: Mount Barker Development Water Supply Scheme Stage 1
- Public Works Committee: Mount Gambier and District Health Service Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: South Road Upgrade Torrens Road to River Torrens Early and Associated Works
- Public Works Committee: Swan Reach to Paskeville Pipeline High Voltage Switchboard Replacements
- Red Cross Blood Service
- Retail Energy Market
- Royal Adelaide Hospital
- Same Sex Marriage Bill
- Same-Sex Marriage
- School Amalgamations
- Smith, Corporal Scott James
- Statutes Amendment (National Electricity and Gas Laws—Limited Merits Review) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Sex Work Reform) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Shop Trading and Holidays) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Smart Meters) Bill
- Supply Bill 2012
- Voluntary Euthanasia Bill
- Wind Farms
-
Questions
-
457 Visas
-
2013-05-15
-
- Accolade Wines
- Advanced Manufacturing Strategy
- Aged-Care Services
- aiAutomotive
-
Airasia X
-
APY Lands, Substance Misuse Facility
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Auditor-General's Report
-
2012-07-10
-
-
Automotive Industry
-
Bae Systems
-
2013-04-11
-
- Broadband Internet
- Broens SA
- Business Enterprise Centres
- Business Migration Program
-
Carbon Tax
- 2012-09-18
-
2013-09-10
-
Ceduna Drug and Alcohol Centre
-
2012-06-29
-
-
Childcare Regulations
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Childcare Services
-
2013-11-15
-
- Classic Adelaide Rally
-
Classic Targa Adelaide
- 2012-05-29
-
2013-06-04
- Clipsal 500
- Commonwealth Cooperative Research Centre Program
- Country Hospitals
- Defence Sector
-
Drug and Alcohol Services
-
2012-06-29
-
-
Economic Statement
-
Emergency Departments
-
2012-05-30
-
2012-06-12
-
-
Energy Prices
- Film SA
-
Flinders Medical Centre
-
GM Holden
-
2013-04-09
-
2013-04-10
-
2013-05-14
-
2013-06-19
- 2013-09-10
-
- Goods and Services Sales
- Government Spending
- GP Plus Services
-
Grants and Subsidies
- Health and Community Services Complaints Commissioner
-
Health Budget
- 2012-02-16
-
2012-06-29
-
2012-09-18
- 2012-10-16
-
Health Department
-
2012-02-15
-
2012-02-16
-
2012-03-28
- 2012-04-04
- 2012-04-05
- 2012-05-01
-
2012-10-16
- 2012-10-18
-
- Health Department Accounts
-
Health Department Budget
-
Health Department Staff
-
Health, Oracle Corporate System
-
Honeymoon Mine
- Hospital Funding
-
Hospital Parking
- Hospital Statistics
- India Engagement Strategy
- Industries Development Committee
- Keith and District Hospital
- Kintyre
-
Knight, Prof. J.
- La Réunion
- Manufacturing Works
-
Manufacturing, Innovation, Trade, Resources and Energy Department
-
2013-02-21
-
- Margaret Tobin Centre
- Medical Emergencies Disaster Recovery
- Medical Officers
- Medicar
-
Medicare Billing
-
2012-04-03
-
2012-04-04
-
- Medicare Locals
-
Mental Health Costs
-
2012-11-30
-
- Mental Health Facilities
-
Minerals Resource Rent Tax
-
2013-09-10
-
- Ministerial Staff
- Modbury GP Plus Super Clinic
-
Modbury Hospital
-
Mondello Farms
-
2013-04-11
-
- Motor Sport Board
- National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy
- National Electricity Market
- Olympic Dam Expansion
- Outback Connect Program
- Overseas Trade Offices
- Pace 2020 Investment Performance
- Port Pine Barging Operation
- Premier's Science and Research Fund
-
Prison Conditions
-
Public Sector Employees
- Public Sector Executives
- Queen Elizabeth Hospital
-
Red Cross Blood Service
- Remote Areas Energy Supplies Scheme
- Renewable Energy
- Resources Energy Sector Infrastructure Council
-
Royal Adelaide Hospital
-
2012-03-01
-
2012-03-13
-
2012-05-17
- 2012-09-18
- 2012-10-16
-
2012-11-27
-
- SA Ambulance Service
- SA Health
- Salaried Medical Officers Enterprise Agreement
- Small Business
- Smart Meters
-
South Australia Innovation and Investment Fund
-
2012-02-14
-
- South Australian Government Industry Participation Policy
- South East Regional Health Service
- Suicide Prevention
- Supplies and Services
- Surplus Employees
-
The Conservatory
- 2012-02-14
-
2012-02-28
- Thinkers in Residence
- Tiger Airways
-
Trade and Economic Development Department
- Trade, Indonesia
- Treasury and Finance Department
- Trims
- Whyalla Port Expansion
- Women's and Children's Hospital
- Woomera Geoscience Survey
- Youth Health Services
-
-
Speeches
-
HILL, John David
-
Speeches
-
Advance Care Directives Bill
-
2012-10-17
-
2012-11-15
-
-
Appropriation Bill 2013
-
Assisted Reproductive Treatment (Equality of Access) Amendment Bill
- Baluch, Joy
- Blevins, Hon. Frank
- Burial and Cremation Bill
- Carbon Tax
- Constitution (Recognition of Aboriginal Peoples) Amendment Bill
- Construction Industry Long Service Leave (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Correctional Services (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Cost of Living Pressures
- Country Hospitals
- Deputy State Coroner's Report
- Eating Disorder Services
- Emergency Departments
- Enterprise Patient Administration System
- Family Relationships (Surrogacy) Amendment Bill
- Fatchen, Mr Max
- Flinders Medical Centre
- Health and Community Services Complaints Commissioner
-
Health Department Accounts
-
Health Department Annual Report
-
Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (South Australia) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2012-05-17
-
2012-07-10
-
-
Health, Oracle Corporate System
- James Nash House Redevelopment
-
Keith and District Hospital
- Knight, Prof. J.
- Litter Reduction
- Lyell McEwin Hospital
-
Mental Health (Inpatient) Amendment Bill
-
2012-03-14
-
2012-04-04
-
- Modbury Hospital
- Mullighan Inquiry Recommendations
-
National Health Funding Pool Administration (South Australia) Bill
-
2012-05-17
-
2012-07-10
-
- Parliamentary Reform
- Prison Conditions
- Retirement Villages
- Royal Adelaide Hospital
-
Select Committee on a Review of the Retirement Villages Act 1987
- Select Committee on the Port Augusta Power Stations
-
Sittings and Business
- Skylink Adelaide
- South Australia Police
- Suicide Prevention Advisory Committee
-
Summary Offences (Weapons) Amendment Bill
- Tobacco Smoking
- Valedictories
- Wesselingh, Prof. Steven
-
-
Questions
- Airasia X
- Building Indemnity Insurance
- Citizen Engagement Project
- City of Adelaide Planning
- Disability Services
- Georgina Hope Swimmers Foundation Australian Age Championships
- Industry Participation Advocate
- Innovation Voucher Program
- International Students
- National Skills Week
- Oil and Gas Sector
- Regional Events and Festivals
- School Funding
- Seaford Railway Line
- Small Business
- South Australia Police
- Superannuation Benefits
-
Answers
- Adelaide Festival Events
- Adelaide Festivals
-
Adelaide International Guitar Festival
-
2012-06-29
-
- Adelaide Symphony Orchestra
- Aged-Care Reform Package
-
Aged-Care Services
-
Ambulance Stations
-
APY Lands, Substance Misuse Facility
-
2012-11-30
-
- Arts Programs
-
Auditor-General's Report
-
2012-04-05
-
2012-07-10
-
- Australian Breastfeeding Association
- Birthing Services
- Breast Screening
- Carbon Tax
-
Caretaker Government Conventions
-
Ceduna Drug and Alcohol Centre
-
2012-06-29
-
-
Chief Executive Discretionary Fund
-
2012-05-02
-
- Child Dental Health
- Children, Youth and Women's Health Service
- Country Dialysis Services
- Country Health SA
-
Country Hospitals
-
2012-07-10
- 2012-10-16
-
- Da Vinci Surgical Robot
-
Dental Care
-
Drug and Alcohol Services
- 2012-04-03
-
2012-06-29
-
Ehealth
-
2012-11-28
-
- Elder Abuse
- Elective Surgery
- Elizabeth GP Plus Health Care Centre
-
Emergency Departments
-
Enterprise Patient Administration System
- Falcon Lodge Retirement Village
- Flinders Centre for Innovation in Cancer
-
Flinders Medical Centre
- 2012-02-14
- 2012-03-15
- 2012-03-29
-
2012-05-15
-
2012-05-16
- 2012-09-05
- 2012-09-20
- Gift Funds
-
Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
- 2012-05-01
-
2012-05-02
-
2012-07-10
- Government Spending
- GP Plus Services
-
Grants and Subsidies
- Hampstead Rehabilitation Centre
- Health and Community Services Complaints Commissioner
-
Health Budget
- 2012-02-16
-
2012-04-05
-
2012-06-29
- 2012-07-10
- 2012-09-04
-
2012-09-18
-
2012-10-16
-
2012-11-13
- 2012-11-27
- 2012-11-28
- Health Chat
-
Health Department
- 2012-02-14
-
2012-02-15
-
2012-02-16
- 2012-02-28
-
2012-03-28
- 2012-04-04
- 2012-04-05
- 2012-05-01
-
2012-10-16
- 2012-10-18
-
Health Department Accounts
- Health Department Annual Report
-
Health Department Budget
-
Health Department Staff
-
2012-02-29
-
-
Health System
-
2012-10-30
-
-
Health, Oracle Corporate System
- Healthy Living Initiatives
- History Festival
- Hospital Demand
- Hospital Fire Safety
- Hospital Funding
- Hospital Infrastructure Improvements
- Hospital Parking
-
Hospital Statistics
- Hospitals, Northern Suburbs
- Immunisation Rates
- Infectious Diseases
-
Institute of Medical and Veterinary Science
- Keith and District Hospital
-
Knight, Prof. J.
- Livestrong Cancer Research Centre and the Flinders Medical Centre Foundation Funding
-
Margaret Tobin Centre
-
2012-05-17
- 2012-06-13
-
- McLaren Vale and Districts War Memorial Hospital
- Medical Emergencies Disaster Recovery
- Medical Officers
- Medical Student University Placements
- Medicar
-
Medicare Billing
-
2012-04-03
-
2012-04-04
-
- Medicare Locals
- Men's Health
-
Mental Health Costs
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Mental Health Facilities
-
Ministerial Code of Conduct
-
Modbury GP Plus Super Clinic
-
Modbury Hospital
-
Mullighan Inquiry Recommendations
-
2012-11-29
-
- National Tobacco Scoreboard
- Noarlunga GP Plus Health Care Centre
-
Obesity Prevention and Lifestyle Program
- Outpatient Services
- Patient Assistance Transport Scheme
- Positive Ageing
-
Prison Conditions
- 2012-06-13
-
2012-06-14
- Public Hospitals
-
Public Sector Employees
- Queen Elizabeth Hospital
-
Red Cross Blood Service
-
Royal Adelaide Hospital
- 2012-02-15
-
2012-03-01
-
2012-03-13
- 2012-03-28
-
2012-05-01
- 2012-05-02
-
2012-05-17
- 2012-06-26
- 2012-09-18
- 2012-10-16
- 2012-11-01
-
2012-11-27
- SA Ambulance Service
- SA Health
- Salaried Medical Officers Enterprise Agreement
- Salmonella Outbreak
- School Dental Service
- Second Story Youth Health Service
-
South Australian Film Corporation
- South East Regional Health Service
- Southern Health News
- St John Ambulance
-
Suicide Prevention
- Surplus Employees
- Thinkers in Residence
- Tobacco Smoking
-
Women's and Children's Hospital
- Youth Health Services
-
Speeches
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HUNTER, Ian Keith
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Answers
-
Accommodation Placement Panel
-
2012-06-29
-
-
Carbon Tax
-
2013-07-05
-
-
Desalination Plant
-
2013-07-05
-
-
Hosing SA Water Policy
-
2012-06-29
-
-
Housing SA
-
2012-06-29
-
-
Housing SA Newsletter
-
2012-06-29
-
-
Housing SA Properties
-
2012-06-29
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Housing SA, Ceduna
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2012-06-29
-
-
Private Rental Liaison Officer Program
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Public Service Employees
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Quarry Contamination
-
2013-07-05
-
-
Social Inclusion Budget
-
2012-06-29
-
-
Stanhope Healthcare Services
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2012-06-29
-
-
Strong Voices
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2012-06-29
-
-
Youth Services
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2012-06-29
-
-
-
Answers
-
KENYON, Thomas Richard
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Speeches
- Appropriation Bill 2012
- Appropriation Bill 2013
- Aquaculture (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Blevins, Hon. Frank
- Bus Contracts
- Controlled Substances (Simple Cannabis Offences) Amendment Bill
-
Correctional Services (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Family Relationships (Surrogacy) Amendment Bill
-
Fish and Marine Animal Deaths
- Future Submarine Project
- GM Holden
-
Graffiti Control (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Hospital Parking
- Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Bill
- Motor Vehicles (Periodic Payments) Amendment Bill
- Olympic and Paralympic Games
- Paralympic Games
- Parliamentary Committees (Natural Disasters Committee) (No. 2) Amendment Bill
-
Port Pirie Smelting Facility (Lead-In-Air Concentrations) Bill
-
2013-06-06
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2013-07-23
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2013-07-25
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- Public Works Committee
- Raw Milk
- Same Sex Marriage Bill
- Select Committee on the Port Pirie Smelting Facility (Lead-In-Air Concentrations) Bill
-
Sittings and Business
- South East Forestry Partnerships Program
- State/Local Government Relations Portfolio
-
Statutes Amendment (National Energy Retail Law Implementation) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Shop Trading and Holidays) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment and Repeal (TAFE SA Consequential Provisions) Bill
-
2012-04-05
-
2012-05-16
- 2012-09-05
- 2012-10-17
- 2012-10-31
- 2012-11-14
-
- Summary Offences (Weapons) Amendment Bill
- Supply Bill 2012
-
TAFE SA Bill
-
2012-04-05
- 2012-05-15
-
2012-05-16
-
- Veterinary Practice (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Voluntary Euthanasia Bill
-
Wheat Marketing (Expiry) Amendment Bill
- 2013-05-15
-
2013-06-04
-
Answers
-
457 Visas
-
2013-05-15
-
- Accolade Wines
-
Active Club Program
- Adelaide Oval
-
Adult Community Education
- Advanced Manufacturing Strategy
- Allan Scott Park
-
Apprentices and Trainees
-
Automotive Industry
-
2013-11-27
-
2013-11-27
- 2013-11-28
-
-
Bio SA, Incubator
-
2012-11-30
-
- Broadband Internet
- Building Family Opportunities
-
Carbon Tax
- Career Choices
-
Chief Executive Discretionary Fund
-
2012-05-02
-
2013-06-18
-
- Cleantech Partnering Program
-
Clubs and Associations
- Commonwealth Cooperative Research Centre Program
- Community Recreation and Sport Facilities Program
- Competitive Foods Initiative
- Connecting Aboriginal People to Mining Program
-
Construction Industry Training Board
-
2012-05-15
- 2012-07-12
-
-
Critical Skills Fund
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2012-11-30
-
-
Critical Skills Investment Program
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2012-11-30
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- Disabled Job Seekers
- E-Business Training
-
Employment Figures
- 2012-03-13
-
2012-07-12
-
2012-09-05
-
2012-11-30
- Farming Code of Conduct
- Flight Training Adelaide
- Forestry Report
- Gateway Business Program
-
Government Board Remuneration
-
2012-06-29
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- Government Contracts
- Grant Expenditure
-
Grants and Subsidies
-
2012-11-30
-
- Immigration
-
Indigenous Programs, Grants and Funding
-
2012-11-27
-
-
Industry Participation Advocate
-
Innovation Voucher Program
- Intellectual Property Rights
- Intervention Orders
- Jetties
-
Launchpad Program
-
Manufacturing Sector
-
Manufacturing Works
-
2013-11-14
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- Mechexpo
- Memorial Drive Tennis Facilities
- Mining and Advanced Manufacturing Links
- Ministerial Staff
- Mitsubishi Workers
- Mondello Farms
- National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy
- Nyrstar
- Olympic Games
-
Olympic Track Cycling Team
-
Outback Connect Program
- 2012-05-02
-
2012-11-30
- Paralympic Games
-
Parliamentary Trainees
-
2012-11-30
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- Premier's Research and Industry Fund
-
Premier's Science and Research Fund
- 2012-05-02
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2012-11-30
-
Public Sector Employees
-
2012-09-18
-
2012-09-20
- 2012-10-16
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- Public Sector Employees, Disabled
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Public Sector Flexi-Time
-
2012-11-30
-
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Public Service Employees
- Recreation and Sport Funding
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Regional Business
- Regional Communities Consultative Council
- Regional Development Australia
- Retail Sector
- Science Excellence Awards
- Science Grants
-
Skills for All
- Skills for Sustainability
- Small Business Commissioner
-
South Australian Aquatic and Leisure Centre
-
2012-11-30
-
-
South Australian Economy
- South Australian Government Industry Participation Policy
-
South East Forestry Partnerships Program
-
Sponsored Migrants
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2012-11-30
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- Sport Participation Figures
- Sports Funding
-
STEM Skills
-
Student Information System
-
Surplus Employees
- Sustainable Industries Education Centre
-
TAFE SA
-
2012-11-30
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TAFE SA, Port Pirie
- TAFE SA, Women's Education
- Tonsley Redevelopment Site
-
Trade and Economic Development Department
-
Trade, Indonesia
- Training Awards
- Trims
- VACSWIM
- Vocational Education and Training
- VTT Cellulose Fibre Report
- Youth Employment Programs
- Youth Unemployment
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Speeches
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KEY, Stephanie Wendy
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Speeches
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee (Presiding Member) Amendment Bill
- Advance Care Directives Bill
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Ashford Electorate
- Aung San Suu Kyi
- Bikini Girl Massage Cafe
- Blevins, Hon. Frank
- Brain Injury Rehabilitation Community and Home Service
- Community Outreach Dental Program
- Constitution (Recognition of Aboriginal Peoples) Amendment Bill
- Death with Dignity Act
- Education and Child Development Department
- Ending Life with Dignity Bill
- Ferguson, Mr D.m.
- Glandore Laneways
- Goodwood Residents Action Group
- Housing
- International Women's Day
- Local Government, Constitutional Recognition
- Mature-Age Workers
- May Day
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Millswood Railway Station
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Natural Resources Committee
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Natural Resources Committee: Adelaide and Mount Lofty Region Natural Resources Management Levy
- Natural Resources Committee: Alinytjara Wilurara Natural Resources Management Region
- Natural Resources Committee: Annual Report 2011-12
- Natural Resources Committee: Annual Report 2012-13
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Natural Resources Committee: Bushfire Preparedness
- Natural Resources Committee: Bushfire Tour 2012 Case Study, Mitcham Hills
- Natural Resources Committee: Draft Murray-Darling Basin Plan
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Natural Resources Committee: Eyre Peninsula Water Supply
- Natural Resources Committee: Foxes
- Natural Resources Committee: Levy Proposals 2012-13
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Natural Resources Committee: Levy Proposals 2013-14
- Natural Resources Committee: Mount Lofty Ranges Fire Management
- Natural Resources Committee: Murray-Darling Basin Water Resource Management
- Natural Resources Committee: Review of Natural Resources Management Levy Arrangements
- Natural Resources Committee: Upper South East Dryland Salinity and Flood Management Act Report 2010-11
- Natural Resources Committee: Upper South East Dryland Salinity and Flood Management Act Report 2011-12
- Natural Resources Committee: Upper South East Dryland Salinity and Flood Management Act Report 2012-13
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Natural Resources Committee: Whyalla Region
- New Zealand Sex Work Industry
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Parliamentary Committee on Occupational Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation
- Parliamentary Committee on Occupational Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation: Annual Report 2011-12
- Parliamentary Committee on Occupational Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation: Annual Report 2012-13
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Parliamentary Committee on Occupational Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation: SafeWork SA
- Parliamentary Committee on Occupational Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation: South Australia's Ageing Workforce
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Parliamentary Committee on Occupational Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation: Vocational Rehabilitation and Return to Work Practices
- Parliamentary Committees (Natural Disasters Committee) (No. 2) Amendment Bill
- Positive Life SA
- Public Works Committee: Ashford Special School Relocation
- Public Works Committee: Goodwood Junction Rail Grade Separation
- Public Works Committee: Wayville Railway Station Project
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Retirement Villages
- Richmond Primary School
- Ritson, Hon. R.J.
- Riverbank Footbridge
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Same-Sex Marriage
- Same-Sex Marriage Legislation
- Seaman, Sir Keith
-
Select Committee on a Review of the Retirement Villages Act 1987
- Statutes Amendment (Decriminalisation of Sex Work) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Sex Work Reform) Bill
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2012-05-31
- 2012-11-15
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- Synthetic Drugs
- Telecommunications Infrastructure
-
Voluntary Euthanasia
- Woman's Christian Temperance Union
- Women's Electoral Lobby
-
Questions
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Visual Arts Festival
- Adelaide City Wi-Fi Project
-
Adelaide High School
-
Adelaide Oval
- Adelaide Railway Station
- Barossa Valley Marketing Campaign
- Bio Innovation SA
- Breast Screening
- Children's Services
- Clipsal 500
- Compulsory Third-Party Insurance
- Correctional Services
- Design Review Panel
- Disability Justice Plan
- Drug and Alcohol Services
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Emergency Departments
- Empowering Local Schools Initiative
- Eye Bank of South Australia
- Festival of History
- Goods and Services Tax
- Goodwood Junction Upgrade
- Government Postal Services Contract
- Health Department
- Housing Assistance Grants
- Hove Railway Station
- Hub Adelaide
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Infrastructure Projects
- Integrated Transport and Land Use Plan
- International Women's Day
- James Halliday Wine Companion Awards
- Manufacturing Sector
- Minda Incorporated
-
Murray-Darling Basin Plan
- Natural Disaster Resilience Program
- Open Spaces
- Police Academy
- Police, National Employer Support Award
- Port Augusta Prison
- Post Care Services
- Priority Bus Lanes
- Public Sector Defence Reserves
- Public Transport
- Public Transport Security
- Rainbow Advisory Council
- Recycling
- Red-Light Cameras
- School and Industry Program
- School Maintenance
- Small Venue Legislation
- South Australian Tourism Awards
- South Road Upgrades
- Standing Council on Law and Justice
- Tourism
- Video Communication Centres
- Vocational Education and Training
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Speeches
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KOUTSANTONIS, Anastasios
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Speeches
- Appropriation Bill 2013
- Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary
- Baker, Hon. D.s.
- Bali Bombings
- Baluch, Joy
- Barossa Wine Train
- Blevins, Hon. Frank
-
Correctional Services (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Development (Interim Development Control) Amendment Bill
- Electricity Assets
- Employee Ombudsman
-
GM Holden
- Graffiti Control (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Heavy Vehicle National Law (South Australia) Bill
-
2013-05-02
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2013-07-03
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- Industrial Relations Commissioner
- Infrastructure Program
- Lady Kintore Cottages (Trust Property) Amendment Bill
- Livestock (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Marine Safety (Domestic Commercial Vessel) National Law (Application) Bill
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2013-03-06
- 2013-04-09
- 2013-04-11
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Member for Adelaide, Naming
- Mining (Exploration Authorities) Amendment Bill
-
Mining (Royalties) Amendment Bill
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2013-07-04
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2013-10-15
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National Energy Retail Law (South Australia) (Implementation) Amendment Bill
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2012-03-15
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2012-03-27
-
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National Gas (South Australia) (Gas Trading Exchanges) Amendment Bill
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2013-07-25
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2013-09-12
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- Noarlunga Railway Line
- Park Terrace Development
- Parliamentary Committees (Natural Disasters Committee) (No. 2) Amendment Bill
- Pastoral Sector
-
Petroleum and Geothermal Energy (Transitional Licences) Amendment Bill
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2012-09-05
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2012-09-18
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- Port Augusta Power Stations
- Port Pirie Smelting Facility (Lead-In-Air Concentrations) Bill
- Real Property (Access to Information) Amendment Bill
- Road Or Ferry Closure (Consultation and Review) Bill
- Same-Sex Marriage
- Select Committee on the Port Augusta Power Stations
-
Statutes Amendment (Heavy Vehicle National Law) Bill
-
2013-05-02
-
2013-07-03
-
- Statutes Amendment (National Electricity and Gas Laws—Limited Merits Review) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (National Energy Retail Law Implementation) Bill
-
2012-03-15
-
2012-03-27
- 2012-06-13
- 2012-09-18
- 2012-11-27
-
- Statutes Amendment (Occupational Licensing) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Shop Trading and Holidays) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Smart Meters) Bill
-
2013-09-11
-
2013-10-29
-
-
Statutes Amendment and Repeal (TAFE SA Consequential Provisions) Bill
- Summary Offences (Weapons) Amendment Bill
- The Conservatory
- Wind Farms
-
Answers
- 457 Visas
- Aboriginal Community Housing
- Adelaide Oval
- Advanced Manufacturing Strategy
-
Affordable Housing
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Asbestos, School
- Australian Business Licence and Information System
- Automotive Industry
-
BHP Billiton
- Boating Facility Advisory Committee
- Bowden Urban Village
-
Britannia Roundabout
- Business Enterprise Centres
- Business Innovation
- Business Migration Program
-
Business SA
-
2012-11-30
-
- Canadian Trade Delegation
- Carbon Tax
- Central Petroleum
-
Chief Executive Discretionary Fund
- Clever Green Eco-Innovation Program
-
Courts Precinct
-
2013-07-05
- 2013-09-12
-
-
Departmental Office Space
-
2012-11-30
-
- Diesel Storage
- Energy Efficiency
-
Energy Prices
- 2012-10-18
-
2013-02-07
-
2013-07-25
-
2013-09-10
- Energy Resources
- Energy Resources Division
- Export Industry
-
Extractive Areas Rehabilitation Fund
- Family Businesses
- Film SA
- Foley Advisory
- ForestrySA
- Gateway Business Program
-
Gawler Rail Line
- Geoscience Resources
-
Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
-
2013-07-05
-
-
GM Holden
-
2012-03-27
-
2012-03-28
-
2012-04-03
-
2012-11-28
- 2013-04-10
-
- Goods and Services Sales
- Goodwood Junction Upgrade
-
Government Agency Relocations
- Government Buildings, Energy Efficiency
- Government Energy Income
- Government Invoices and Accounts
-
Government Leaks
-
2013-10-17
-
- Grain Handling
-
Grant Expenditure
-
Grants and Subsidies
- 2012-02-14
-
2012-11-30
-
Honeymoon Mine
-
Housing Construction Approvals
-
2013-07-04
-
- Industries Development Committee
-
Industry Capability Network
-
2012-11-30
-
- Infrastructure Australia Submission
- Infrastructure Program
-
Infrastructure Projects
- Innovate SA
-
Integrated Transport and Land Use Plan
- Jetties
- Kintyre
- La Réunion
- Lyrup Primary School
- Manufacturing Sector
-
Manufacturing, Innovation, Trade, Resources and Energy Department
-
Manufacturing, Innovation, Trade, Resources and Energy Departmental Budget
-
2012-11-30
-
- Mineral and Energy Resources
-
Mineral and Petroleum Exploration
-
Mineral Exploration
-
Mineral Resources
-
Mining Industry
- Mining Royalties
-
Murray River Ferries
- 2013-06-06
-
2013-06-20
-
Nation Building 2 Program
-
2013-11-15
-
- National Electricity Market
-
Noarlunga Railway Line
-
Nyrstar
-
2012-07-10
- 2012-07-11
-
-
Oaklands and Hove Level Crossings
-
Oil and Gas Sector
- Olympic Dam Expansion
-
Overseas Trade Offices
- Pace 2020 Investment Performance
- Port Pine Barging Operation
- Port Pirie
-
Prospect Trams
-
Public Sector Employees
- Public Sector Executives
-
Public Service Employees
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Public Transport Services
-
2013-03-21
- 2013-06-05
-
-
Rail Electrification Project
-
2013-04-10
-
2013-06-18
- 2013-07-24
-
2013-11-12
-
-
Rail Infrastructure
-
Recreational Boating Facilities Fund
-
2013-03-20
-
- Red Tape Reduction
- Regional Business
- Remote Areas Energy Supplies Scheme
-
Renewable Energy
- Renewables SA
-
Renewal SA
- 2013-07-25
-
2013-11-15
- Resources Energy Sector Infrastructure Council
- Riverbank Precinct
- Road Maintenance
- Royal District Nursing Service
- SA Power Networks
-
Seaford Railway Line
-
2013-11-13
-
- Skills for All
-
Small Business
-
Small Business Commissioner
- Small Business Development Grant
-
Small Business Workshops
-
2012-02-28
-
- Smart Meters
-
Solar Feed-In Scheme
-
South Australia Innovation and Investment Fund
-
2012-02-14
-
-
South Road Upgrades
-
2013-05-01
- 2013-05-14
-
2013-05-15
-
2013-05-16
-
2013-06-04
-
2013-06-06
- 2013-09-10
-
2013-10-16
-
-
Southern Expressway
-
Special Trade Envoys
-
2012-11-30
-
- Speed Cameras
-
State Rail Network
-
2013-03-21
-
-
Surplus Employees
-
2012-02-14
-
-
The Conservatory
- Thinkers in Residence
-
Tiger Airways
-
Torrens Lake
-
Transport Funding
-
2013-11-27
-
2013-11-27
-
-
Unconventional Gas Projects
- Victor Harbor Roads
- Warnertown Road Rail Crossing
- Whyalla Port Expansion
- Woomera Geoscience Survey
- Woomera Prohibited Area
- Worrall, Mr Lance
-
Speeches
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MARSHALL, Steven Spence
-
Speeches
- Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation
-
Aboriginal Lands Trust Bill
- Address in Reply
-
Appropriation Bill 2012
- Appropriation Bill 2013
-
Baluch, Joy
- Blevins, Hon. Frank
- Connelly, Mr E.
- Constitution (Recognition of Aboriginal Peoples) Amendment Bill
- Electoral (Legislative Council Voting) Amendment Bill
- Employment Figures
- Family Businesses
- Ferguson, Mr D.m.
- Future Submarine Project
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GM Holden
- Innovate SA
- Kelton, Mr G.
- Levai, Ms A.
- Marine Parks
-
Mcgee, Mr Eugene
-
Nullarbor National Park
- Nyrstar
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Regulated and Significant Trees
- Ritson, Hon. R.J.
- Same Sex Marriage Bill
- Seaman, Sir Keith
- Speaker, Election
- Statutes Amendment (Courts Efficiency Reforms) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Shop Trading and Holidays) Bill
- Supply Bill 2012
- Supply Bill 2013
- Valedictories
- Wardle, Ivon Alfred Oam
- Wilson, Hon. I.b.c.
- Zero Waste SA (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
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Questions
- Aboriginal Health Survey
- Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Natural Resources Management Levy
-
Adelaide Festival
-
2013-07-05
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-
Adelaide Festival Centre
- Adelaide Zoo
-
Advanced Manufacturing Strategy
-
Agriculture Sector
-
Apprentices and Trainees
- APY Essential Services
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APY Lands, Children's Health Services
- APY Lands, Court Circuits
- APY Lands, Drug and Alcohol Services
- APY Lands, Power Outages
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APY Lands, School Attendance
-
BHP Billiton
- 2013-02-06
-
2013-02-07
-
Bio SA, Incubator
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Botanic Gardens, Staff
-
2012-11-30
-
- Britannia Roundabout
-
Budget Forecast
-
Budget Papers
- Business Innovation
-
Business SA
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Car Parking Levy
- 2013-02-07
-
2013-04-30
-
2013-10-29
-
2013-11-26
-
Carbon Tax
- 2013-06-18
-
2013-11-14
-
Central Australia Renal Study
-
Child Protection
- 2013-07-04
-
2013-07-24
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2013-07-25
-
2013-09-24
- Question Time (14:51)
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2013-09-25
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2013-09-26
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2013-10-15
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2013-10-16
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2013-11-12
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Child Protection Inquiry
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2013-07-03
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2013-07-04
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2013-07-23
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2013-09-24
- 2013-09-25
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2013-09-26
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-
Closed Circuit Television
-
2013-07-05
-
-
Consultants and Contractors
-
Defence Industry
-
Departmental Office Space
-
2012-11-30
-
- E-Business Training
-
Education Funding
-
Ehealth
-
2012-11-28
-
-
Electoral Funding Reform
-
2013-02-05
-
-
Employment Figures
-
2013-02-05
-
2013-02-06
-
2013-02-07
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2013-04-11
- 2013-05-01
- 2013-06-05
- 2013-06-20
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2013-09-12
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2013-11-14
- 2013-11-28
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Enterprise Patient Administration System
-
2012-11-28
-
2013-10-15
-
2013-10-30
-
2013-11-13
-
-
Environment and Natural Resources Departmental Budget
-
2012-11-30
-
- Environment Protection Fund
- Environment, Water and Natural Resources Department
- Family Businesses
-
Federal Budget
- Flinders Medical Centre
- Food and Wine Industry
-
Fringe Benefits Tax
- Gientzotis Consulting
-
GM Holden
- 2012-03-27
-
2012-03-28
-
2013-04-09
-
2013-06-18
-
2013-06-19
-
Government Invoices and Accounts
-
2013-02-06
-
-
Government Spending
-
2013-07-05
-
-
Government Stationery Contract
-
Grant Expenditure
-
Grant Programs
-
2013-07-05
-
-
Grants and Subsidies
-
2012-11-30
-
2013-07-05
-
-
Handshin, Ms M.
-
Health Budget
-
2012-11-13
- 2012-11-27
-
- Health Department Staff
-
Health Funding
-
2013-11-13
-
-
Health Information Technology Projects
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2013-11-13
-
-
Health, Oracle Corporate System
-
Holden Coinvestment
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2013-10-30
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2013-10-31
-
-
Hospital Funding
-
2013-02-21
-
-
Housing
-
2013-06-04
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- Housing SA Amnesty
-
Industry Capability Network
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Infrastructure Projects
- Innovate SA
- Insolvency Data
-
Integrated Transport and Land Use Plan
-
Jobs Growth Forecast
-
Manufacturing Sector
-
Manufacturing, Innovation, Trade, Resources and Energy Department
-
Manufacturing, Innovation, Trade, Resources and Energy Departmental Budget
-
2012-11-30
-
- Marine Parks
-
Member for Elder
-
Mid-Year Budget Review
- Mining Employment
-
Ministerial Advisers, Code of Conduct
-
Mount Barker Development
- Naracoorte Hospital
- National Economy Forecast
-
National Trust
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Natural Resources Management Staff
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Nyrstar
-
2012-05-15
-
2012-05-16
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2012-05-17
-
2012-07-10
- 2012-07-11
-
-
Oaklands and Hove Level Crossings
- Oaklands Park Level Crossing
- Olympic Track Cycling Team
-
Outback Connect Program
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Overseas Trade Offices
- Payroll Tax
- Penola War Memorial Hospital
-
Police Numbers
-
Premier's Science and Research Fund
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Prospect Trams
-
Public Sector Employees
- 2012-11-27
- 2013-04-09
-
2013-07-05
-
2013-11-15
-
Public Sector Employment
- 2013-02-06
-
2013-07-05
-
Public Service Employees
-
2012-11-30
-
- Regional Business
- Royal District Nursing Service
- SA Lotteries
-
SA Water
-
2013-02-06
- 2013-02-07
-
- Science Grants
-
Small Business
- 2012-09-06
-
2013-06-05
- South Australian Centre for Manufacturing
-
South Road Upgrades
-
Special Trade Envoys
-
2012-11-30
-
-
State Budget
-
State Debt
-
2013-02-05
-
-
State Economy
-
2013-02-06
-
2013-03-06
- 2013-03-19
-
2013-10-15
-
2013-10-30
-
-
State Final Demand
- State Finances
-
State Records
-
2013-09-11
- Question Time (14:05)
- Question Time (14:07)
- Question Time (14:08)
- Question Time (14:24)
- Question Time (14:28)
- Question Time (14:31)
- Question Time (14:33)
- Question Time (14:35)
- Question Time (14:37)
- Question Time (14:38)
- Question Time (14:40)
- Question Time (14:43)
- Question Time (14:49)
- Question Time (14:51)
- Question Time (14:55)
- Question Time (15:06)
-
-
Surplus Land Sale
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Taxes and Charges
- The Conservatory
- Tiger Airways
-
Tourism
-
2013-11-27
-
2013-11-27
-
-
Trade, Indonesia
-
2013-11-26
-
-
Transport Funding
-
2013-11-27
-
2013-11-27
-
- Umuwa Courthouse
- Victims of Crime Fund
- Worrall, Mr Lance
-
Youth Unemployment
-
Speeches
-
MCFETRIDGE, Duncan
-
Speeches
- Aboriginal Constitutional Recognition
-
Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee (Presiding Member) Amendment Bill
-
2013-09-12
-
2013-09-26
-
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee: Annual Report 2011-12
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee: Stolen Generations Reparations Tribunal Bill Inquiry
-
Aboriginal Lands Trust Bill
-
2013-11-27
-
2013-11-27
-
- Address in Reply
- Adelaide Workers' Homes Bill
- Adoption (Consent to Publication) Amendment Bill
- Advance Care Directives Bill
-
Appropriation Bill 2012
-
Appropriation Bill 2013
- APY Lands
- Bali Bombings
- Baluch, Joy
- Black Caviar
- Bus Routes
- Community Housing Providers (National Law) (South Australia) Bill
- Companion Cats and Dogs
-
Constitution (Recognition of Aboriginal Peoples) Amendment Bill
- Controlled Substances (Offences) Amendment Bill
- Controlled Substances (Simple Cannabis Offences) Amendment Bill
-
Country Fire Service
- Crime Statistics
- Criminal Law (Sentencing) (Guilty Pleas) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law (Sentencing) (Supergrass) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Aggravated Offences) Amendment Bill
- Diabetes
- Disability Services (Rights, Protection and Inclusion) Amendment Bill
- Eating Disorder Services
- Emergency Services Equipment Display Night
- Ending Life with Dignity Bill
- Equal Opportunity (Sporting Competitions) Amendment Bill
- Family Relationships (Surrogacy) Amendment Bill
- Fire and Emergency Services (Volunteer Charters) Amendment Bill
- Food (Labelling of Free-Range Eggs) Amendment Bill
- Graffiti Control (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Health Care (Administration) Amendment Bill
- Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (South Australia) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (South Australia) (Protection of Title—Paramedics) Amendment Bill
- Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (South Australia) (Restricted Birthing Practices) Amendment Bill
- Health System
- Hospital Parking
- Knight, Prof. J.
- Levai, Ms A.
- Liquor Licensing (Small Venue Licence) Amendment Bill
- Livestock (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Major Events Bill
- Marine Safety (Domestic Commercial Vessel) National Law (Application) Bill
- Mcgee, Mr Eugene
- Minister's Remarks
-
Modbury Hospital
-
2013-09-25
- 2013-11-27
- 2013-11-27
-
- Motor Vehicles (Disqualification) Amendment Bill
- Motor Vehicles (Learner's Permits and Provisional Licences) Amendment Bill
- Murray-Darling Basin
- National Health Funding Pool Administration (South Australia) Bill
- National Police Remembrance Day
-
Native Vegetation (Road Verges) Amendment Bill
-
2012-11-29
- 2013-02-21
-
- Natural Resources Committee: Alinytjara Wilurara Natural Resources Management Region
-
Natural Resources Committee: Bushfire Preparedness
- Natural Resources Committee: Mount Lofty Ranges Fire Management
- Non-Government School Transport Policy
-
Oaklands Park Level Crossing
- Oaklands Park Rail Overpass
- Parliamentary Committees (Natural Disasters Committee) (No. 2) Amendment Bill
- Parliamentary Committees (Natural Disasters Committee) Amendment Bill
- Patient Assistance Transport Scheme
- Petroleum and Geothermal Energy (Transitional Licences) Amendment Bill
- Public Works Committee: Patawalonga Lake System Sediment Management Project
- Public Works Committee: Salisbury Metropolitan Fire Station
- Puppy Factories
- Regulated and Significant Trees
- Residential Tenancies (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Retirement Villages
- Riverbank Footbridge
- Road Safety
- Road Traffic (Average Speed) Amendment Bill
- Road Traffic (Traffic Speed Analysers) Amendment Bill
- Royal Flying Doctor Medical Pit Stop
- Seaman, Sir Keith
- Select Committee on Dogs and Cats As Companion Animals
- St John Ambulance
- State Emergency Service Volunteer Charter
- Statutes Amendment (Cheltenham Park and Related Amendments) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Serious and Organised Crime) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Sex Work Reform) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Shop Trading and Holidays) Bill
-
Supply Bill 2012
- Supply Bill 2013
- Veterinary Practice (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Volunteers
-
Wind Farms
- Women's and Children's Hospital
- WorkCover
- Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation (Samfs Firefighters) Amendment Bill
- World Championship Events
- Yarnell Wildfires
-
Questions
-
Ambulance Stations
-
APY Executive
- 2012-05-29
-
2013-11-26
-
APY Lands, Accounts
- APY Lands, Arts Centres
- APY Lands, Consultants
- APY Lands, Executive Visit
- APY Lands, Health
- APY Lands, Permits Officer
- APY Lands, Suicide
- APY Legal Services
- Autism Plan
- Bay to Birdwood
- Birthing Services
- Breast Screening
- Budget Papers
- Cadell Ferry
-
Ceduna Day Centre
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Child Protection
-
2013-03-05
-
- Children, Youth and Women's Health Service
-
Community Care
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Community Connect
-
Community Housing
-
2013-11-12
-
-
Community Safety Directorate
- 2012-09-04
-
2013-07-24
-
Concessions and Seniors Information System
-
2013-07-25
- 2013-11-12
-
- Contact 121 Call Centre
-
Country Fire Service
-
2012-04-05
-
-
Disability Services
-
2013-03-06
- 2013-03-21
-
2013-06-06
-
2013-11-12
-
- Disabled Prisoners
-
Disaster Recovery
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Duke of Edinburgh's Award
-
2013-11-15
-
- Emergency Departments
- Emergency Services
- Emergency Services Computer Aided Dispatch System
-
Enterprise Patient Administration System
- Families SA
- Financial Counsellors
-
Flinders Medical Centre
- 2012-02-14
-
2013-05-15
- Gift Funds
-
Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
- 2013-03-21
-
2013-07-05
- Grants and Subsidies
- Hackham West Community Centre
- Hampstead Rehabilitation Centre
-
Health and Hospital Care
-
2013-11-12
-
- Health Budget
-
Health Department
- Health Department Staff
- Health, Oracle Corporate System
-
Homelessness Strategy
- Hospital Staffing
-
Housing SA
- Housing Trust
-
Hub Adelaide
-
2013-11-15
-
- Indigenous Housing
- Indigenous Infrastructure
-
Indigenous Programs, Grants and Funding
- Infectious Diseases
-
Institute of Medical and Veterinary Science
-
James Nash House
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Knight, Prof. J.
-
2013-03-07
-
- Livestrong Cancer Research Centre and the Flinders Medical Centre Foundation Funding
- McLaren Vale and Districts War Memorial Hospital
- Medical Student University Placements
-
Mental Health Facilities
-
Mental Health Palliative Care Initiative
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Mental Health Programs
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Modbury Hospital
- Motor Vehicle Inspections
- Mullighan Inquiry Recommendations
-
Naltrexone
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Northern Adelaide Regional Collaboration
-
2013-02-21
-
- Oaklands Park Rail Overpass
-
Obesity Prevention and Lifestyle Program
-
2013-11-15
-
- Outpatient Services
- Paediatric Health
- Patient Assistance Transport Scheme
- Police Appointments
- Policing Priorities
- Prison Conditions
- Prisoner Complaint, Ombudsman's Report
- Prisoners, Hospital Care
- Public Hospitals
- Public Sector Employees
-
Royal Adelaide Hospital
- Royal District Nursing Service
- SA Water Concessions
- Salmonella Outbreak
- School Dental Service
-
Severe Domestic Squalor
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Signal Passed at Danger Incidents
- Social Housing
-
Social Inclusion Unit
- St John Ambulance
- State Budget
- State Government Concessions
- Strathmont Centre
- Surplus Employees
-
Volunteers
- 2012-07-10
-
2013-11-15
- Volunteers Support Fund
-
Women's and Children's Hospital
-
Youth Health Services
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Youth Programs
-
2013-11-15
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- Youth Unemployment
-
Youth Volunteers
-
2013-11-15
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-
-
Speeches
-
O'BRIEN, Michael Francis
-
Speeches
-
Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee
- Appropriation Bill 2013
- Beverley House Fire
- Chairman of Committees, Election
- Child Protection
- Co-Operatives National Law (South Australia) Bill
- Criminal Assets Confiscation (Prescribed Drug Offender Assets) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Cheating at Gambling) Amendment Bill
- Economic and Finance Committee
- Environment, Resources and Development Committee
- Equal Opportunity (Sporting Competitions) Amendment Bill
-
Fire and Emergency Services Act Review
-
Firearms (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2013-10-30
-
2013-11-13
-
- First Home and Housing Construction Grants (Budget 2013) Amendment Bill
- First Home and Housing Construction Grants (Eligibility Criteria) Amendment Bill
- GM Holden
- Government Stationery Contract
- Graffiti Control (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Late Payment of Government Debts (Interest) Bill
-
2013-06-19
-
2013-10-17
-
-
Legislative Review Committee
-
Local Government (Superannuation Scheme) (Merger) Amendment Bill
-
2012-04-04
-
2012-05-02
-
-
Minister's Remarks
-
Motor Vehicles (Driver Licensing) Amendment Bill
- 2013-11-14
-
2013-11-26
-
Motor Vehicles (Learner's Permits and Provisional Licences) Amendment Bill
-
2013-07-24
-
2013-09-24
-
- Motor Vehicles (Periodic Payments) Amendment Bill
- Murray-Darling Basin
- National Police Remembrance Day
-
National Tax Reform (State Provisions) (Administrative Penalties) Amendment Bill
-
2013-04-10
- 2013-05-02
-
- Operation Scarlet
-
Police (GST Exemption) Amendment Bill
-
2013-05-01
-
2013-06-05
-
-
Prisoner Complaint, Ombudsman's Report
- Procurement Working Group
-
Public Corporations (Subsidiaries) Amendment Bill
-
2013-09-11
-
2013-11-12
-
- Public Sector Employees
- Public Works Committee
- Publishing Committee
- SA Lotteries
- Same Sex Marriage Bill
-
Second-Hand Goods Bill
- Sittings and Business
- South Australia Police
- Stamp Duties (Off-The-Plan Apartments) Amendment Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Attorney-General's Portfolio) (No. 3) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Electronic Monitoring) Bill
-
2013-10-16
-
2013-11-13
-
-
Statutes Amendment (National Energy Retail Law Implementation) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Occupational Licensing) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Police) Bill
-
2013-06-19
-
2013-07-24
-
-
Statutes Amendment (Transport Portfolio) Bill
-
2013-09-11
-
2013-10-17
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-
Statutes Amendment and Repeal (Budget 2012) Bill
- 2012-06-27
-
2012-09-04
-
Statutes Amendment and Repeal (Superannuation) Bill
-
2012-05-16
-
2012-05-30
-
- Statutes Amendment and Repeal (TAFE SA Consequential Provisions) Bill
-
Succession Duties Repeal Bill
-
2013-09-11
-
2013-11-12
-
- Supply Bill 2012
- Supply Bill 2013
- Yarnell Wildfires
-
-
Answers
- Ash Wednesday Bushfires Anniversary
- Building Indemnity Insurance
- Cherryville Fire
- Chief Executive Discretionary Fund
-
Child Protection
- 2013-03-21
- 2013-05-02
-
2013-07-23
-
2013-07-24
-
2013-07-25
-
2013-09-25
-
2013-10-17
- Clare Police Station
- Community Safety Directorate
-
Contract Teachers
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Correctional Services
- Country Fire Service Media
- E-Mergency Connect
-
Firearms Prohibition Orders
-
2013-10-16
-
-
Fleet SA
- 2012-02-29
-
2013-07-05
- ForestrySA
- GM Holden
- Good Driver Rewards
- Government Boards and Committees
-
Government Invoices and Accounts
- Government Leaks
- Government Mainframe Computer Contract
- Government Postal Services Contract
- Government Spending
-
Government Stationery Contract
- 2012-09-05
-
2013-03-20
- 2013-05-14
-
2013-06-05
-
2013-07-24
-
2013-07-25
-
Infrastructure Projects
-
2013-11-27
-
2013-11-27
-
-
Integrated Transport and Land Use Plan
-
Motor Accident Commission
-
2013-09-24
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Motor Vehicle Registration
- Mount Barker State Emergency Service
- New South Wales Bushfires
- Non-Current Assets
- Numberplate Recognition Cameras
-
Offender Management Plan
-
2013-11-15
-
- Online Gambling
- Operation Disarm
-
Operation Distraction
-
2013-07-25
-
- Police and Correctional Services
-
Police Drug Diversion Initiative
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Police Employment Policy
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Police Funding
-
Police Numbers
- Police Offence Streaming Model
-
Police Portable Data Terminals
-
2013-06-20
-
-
Police Stations
-
2013-02-19
- 2013-02-20
-
-
Police Vehicles
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Police, Expiation Notice Reversal
-
2013-11-15
-
- Portable Fingerprint Scanners
-
Printer Cartridge Scam
-
2012-03-15
-
-
Prison Drug Use
-
2013-10-31
-
-
Prisoner Complaint, Ombudsman's Report
- Prisoner Education
- Prisoner Escape
- Public Sector Act
- Public Sector Defence Reserves
-
Public Sector Employees
- Public Sector Executives
- Public Sector Reform
-
Public Service Employees
-
2012-11-30
-
- Public Service Purchasing Panel
-
Red-Light Cameras
-
2013-06-06
-
- Renewable Energy
-
RevenueSA
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Road Safety
-
2013-09-10
-
- SA Lotteries
- Service SA
-
Shared Services SA
-
2012-03-14
- 2012-11-28
-
-
South Australia Police
-
2013-06-20
-
-
Speed Cameras
-
2013-06-06
-
- Staff Recruitment Costs
- Starchase Pursuit Management Technology
- State Economy
- State Emergency Service Callouts
-
Super SA
-
2013-11-15
-
- Superannuation Benefits
-
Telecommunications Taskforce
-
Tiger Airways
-
2013-07-05
-
- Tongan Fire Service Partnership
-
Tourism
-
2013-11-27
-
2013-11-27
-
- Treasury and Finance Department
-
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
-
2013-10-29
-
- Video Communication Centres
-
Speeches
-
ODENWALDER, Lee Kenny
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Bali Bombings
- Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (R18+ Computer Games) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Assets Confiscation (Prescribed Drug Offenders) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Aggravated Offences) Amendment Bill
-
Environment, Resources and Development Committee
-
GM Holden
- Hanson's Quarry
- Integrated Museum
- Junior Soccer
-
Legislative Review Committee
-
Legislative Review Committee: Surveillance Devices
- Mission Australia
- National Police Remembrance Day
- North on Target
- Parole Laws and Practices
- Pastoral Sector
- Picture Playford 2043
- Police Dog Koda Assault
-
Public Works Committee
- Public Works Committee: Adelaide Entertainment Centre Multideck Car Park
- Public Works Committee: Ashford Special School Relocation
- Public Works Committee: Brighton Secondary School Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Elizabeth Special School New School
- Public Works Committee: Evanston Land Release—Main North and Tiver Road Intersection
- Public Works Committee: Glenunga International High School Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Hope Valley and Happy Valley Wtp Cryptosporidium Management
- Public Works Committee: James Nash House Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: John Pirie Secondary School New Administration Building
- Public Works Committee: Kensington Special School Relocation
- Public Works Committee: Lake Windemere School Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Main North Road Realignment Via Anama Lane
- Public Works Committee: Marryatville High School Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Mining and Engineering Centre TAFE SA
- Public Works Committee: Modbury Hospital Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Mount Gambier and District Health Service Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Mount Gambier Prison Expansion
- Public Works Committee: Northern LeFevre Peninsula Open Space
- Public Works Committee: Old Parliament House Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Paralowie, Bolivar Road, Salisbury Wastewater Trunk Main Rehabilitation
- Public Works Committee: Port Augusta Special School
- Public Works Committee: Port Noarlunga Primary School Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Port Pirie GP Plus Health Care Centre
- Public Works Committee: Queensbury Waste Water Pump Station Upgrade
- Public Works Committee: Rail Revitalisation—Electrification of Seaford and Tonsley Lines
- Public Works Committee: Renmark Intersection Upgrades
- Public Works Committee: Riverland Special School Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Swan Reach to Paskeville Pipeline High Voltage Switchboard Replacements
- Public Works Committee: Tonsley Park Master Plan Development
- Public Works Committee: Whyalla Special School New School
- Queensland Election
- Road Or Ferry Closure (Consultation and Review) Bill
- Second-Hand Goods Bill
- Soccer
- South Australia Police
- Speeding Offence Penalties
- Statutes Amendment (Real Estate Reform Review and Other Matters) Bill
- Work Health and Safety Act
-
Questions
- Active Club Program
- Adelaide Casino
- Best Jobs in the World Campaign
- Biodiversity Fund
- Cherryville Fire
- Child Development Legislation
-
City of Adelaide Planning
- Computer Games Classification Framework
- Coorong, Lower Lakes and Murray Mouth Region
- Defence Industry
-
Education Funding
- Electronic Waste
- Elizabeth GP Plus Health Care Centre
- Firearm Offences
- Flinders Centre for Innovation in Cancer
- Future Submarine Project
-
GM Holden
- Government Buildings, Energy Efficiency
- History Festival
- Housing Construction Grant
-
Infrastructure Projects
- Irrigation Australia
- Manufacturing Sector
- Marine Parks
- Mechexpo
- Mineral and Petroleum Exploration
- Mineral Exploration
-
Mineral Resources
- Murray-Darling Basin
- Murray-Darling Basin Plan
- National Rental Affordability Scheme
- Natural Disaster Resilience Program
- New South Wales Bushfires
-
Operation Disarm
-
Organised Crime in Sport
- Parks Community Centre
- Port Adelaide
- Public Sector Employees
- Public Transport, Special Events
- Real Estate Sales
- Red Tape Reduction
- Regional Prisons
- Royal Adelaide Hospital Open Ideas Competition
- Second Story Youth Health Service
- Small Business Commissioner
- South Australia Police
- South Road Upgrades
- South-East Aerial Imagery Project
- State Emergency Service Callouts
- Super Typhoon Haiyan
- Thinkers in Residence
- Training and Employment
- Unconventional Gas Projects
- University Admission Offers
- WOMAD
-
Speeches
-
PEDERICK, Adrian Stephen
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Advance Care Directives Bill
- Animal Welfare (Commercial Breeding of Companion Animals) Amendment Bill
-
Appropriation Bill 2012
-
Appropriation Bill 2013
-
2013-06-18
- 2013-06-19
- 2013-07-03
-
- Aquaculture (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Australian Year of the Farmer
- Baker, Hon. D.s.
- Baluch, Joy
- Blue Gum Forestry
- Burial and Cremation Bill
- Business Names (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
- Children's Protection (Notification) Amendment Bill
- Citrus Industry (Winding Up) Amendment Bill
- Controlled Substances (Simple Cannabis Offences) Amendment Bill
- Coomandook Area School
- Country Schools
- Emergency Services Funding
- Equal Opportunity (Sporting Competitions) Amendment Bill
- Eyre Peninsula Bushfires
- Family Relationships (Surrogacy) Amendment Bill
- Farming Rights
- Firearms (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- First Home Owner Grant (Housing Grant Reforms) Amendment Bill
-
Fisheries Management Act
- Fishing Super Trawler
- Food (Labelling of Free-Range Eggs) (No. 2) Amendment Bill
- Food (Labelling of Free-Range Eggs) Amendment Bill
- GM Holden
-
Graffiti Control (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Heavy Vehicle National Law (South Australia) Bill
- Houseboat Mooring
- Interstate Migration
- Lameroo Regional Community School
- Late Payment of Government Debts (Interest) Bill
- Liquor Licensing (Supply to Minors) Amendment Bill
- Litter Reduction
-
Livestock (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Lower Lakes
- Lower Murray Flood Plain Report
- Matt Golinski Fundraiser
- Mcgee, Mr Eugene
-
Mental Health (Inpatient) Amendment Bill
- Mining (Royalties) Amendment Bill
- Motor Vehicles (Disqualification) Amendment Bill
-
Motor Vehicles (Learner's Permits and Provisional Licences) Amendment Bill
-
2013-09-24
-
- Motor Vehicles (Periodic Payments) Amendment Bill
- Murray Bridge Racing Club
-
Murray-Darling Basin
- Murray-Darling Basin Authority
- National Gas (South Australia) (Gas Trading Exchanges) Amendment Bill
- National Police Remembrance Day
- Natural Resources Committee: Annual Report 2011-12
- Natural Resources Committee: Annual Report 2012-13
- Natural Resources Committee: Draft Murray-Darling Basin Plan
- Natural Resources Committee: Levy Proposals 2013-14
- Natural Resources Committee: Upper South East Dryland Salinity and Flood Management Act Report 2011-12
- Natural Resources Committee: Upper South East Dryland Salinity and Flood Management Act Report 2012-13
- New Zealand Fur Seals
- Olympic and Paralympic Games
- Parliamentary Committees (Natural Disasters Committee) (No. 2) Amendment Bill
- Pastoral Sector
- Pedal Prix
- Petroleum and Geothermal Energy (Transitional Licences) Amendment Bill
-
Port Pirie Smelting Facility (Lead-In-Air Concentrations) Bill
-
2013-07-23
-
- Ps Marion
- Public Works Committee: Riverine Recovery Project Wetlands Phase 1b Infrastructure
- Public Works Committee: South Road Upgrade Torrens Road to River Torrens Early and Associated Works
- River Murray Eco Action
- Riverbank Footbridge
- Road Or Ferry Closure (Consultation and Review) Bill
- Road Traffic (Average Speed) Amendment Bill
- Robin Bridge
- Rural Doctor of the Year Award
- Same Sex Marriage Bill
- Security and Investigation Agents (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Select Committee on Dogs and Cats As Companion Animals
- Select Committee on the Grain Handling Industry
-
Shack Leases
- 2012-06-26
-
2012-09-05
- Smith, Corporal Scott James
- Social Development Committee: Inquiry into Food Safety Programs
- Sporting and Recreational Facilities
- Statutes Amendment (Cheltenham Park and Related Amendments) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Dangerous Driving) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Gambling Reform) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Smart Meters) Bill
-
Supply Bill 2012
- Upper South East Dryland Salinity and Flood Management (Postponement of Expiry) Amendment Bill
- Veterinary Practice (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Wardle, Ivon Alfred Oam
- Water Charges
-
Wheat Marketing (Expiry) Amendment Bill
-
2013-06-04
-
- Wilderness Protection (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation (Samfs Firefighters) Amendment Bill
- Zero Waste SA (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Questions
- Agriculture Sector
- Fish Stocks
-
ForestrySA
- Grant Expenditure
- Murray River Ferries
- Murray-Darling Basin Authority
- Non-Current Assets
-
Primary Industries and Regions
-
2012-11-30
-
- Public Sector Employees
-
Public Service Employees
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Speed Cameras
-
Surplus Employees
- Water Pricing
-
Speeches
-
PEGLER, Donald William
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Advance Care Directives Bill
- Appropriation Bill 2012
-
Appropriation Bill 2013
- Baker, Hon. D.s.
- Bali Bombings
- Baluch, Joy
- Black Caviar
- Blue Gum Forestry
- Carbon Tax
- Character Preservation (Barossa Valley) Bill
- Childcare Services
- Companion Cats and Dogs
- Constitution (Casual Vacancies) Amendment Bill
- Constitution (Recognition of Aboriginal Peoples) Amendment Bill
- Country Hospitals
- Country Schools
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Cheating at Gambling) Amendment Bill
- Development (Development Plan Amendments) (Notification) Amendment Bill
- Development (Interim Development Control) Amendment Bill
- Development (Private Certification) Amendment Bill
- Diabetes
- Education and Child Development Department
- Electoral (Funding, Expenditure and Disclosure) Amendment Bill
- Electoral (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Electoral (Optional Preferential Voting) Amendment Bill
- Equal Opportunity (Sporting Competitions) Amendment Bill
- Evidence (Identification Evidence) Amendment Bill
- Evidence (Reporting on Sexual Offences) Amendment Bill
- Farming Rights
- Firearms (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- First Home Owner Grant (Housing Grant Reforms) Amendment Bill
- Fishing Super Trawler
- Foetal Alcohol Syndrome
- Food (Labelling of Free-Range Eggs) Amendment Bill
-
ForestrySA
- 2012-02-15
-
2012-10-16
- Future Submarine Project
- Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (South Australia) (Protection of Title—Paramedics) Amendment Bill
- Heavy Vehicle National Law (South Australia) Bill
- Liquor Licensing (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Major Events Bill
- Mcgee, Mr Eugene
- Mining (Royalties) Amendment Bill
- Motor Vehicle Accidents (Lifetime Support Scheme) Bill
- Motor Vehicles (Learner's Permits and Provisional Licences) Amendment Bill
- Natural Resources Committee: Adelaide and Mount Lofty Region Natural Resources Management Levy
- Natural Resources Committee: Alinytjara Wilurara Natural Resources Management Region
- Natural Resources Committee: Annual Report 2011-12
-
Natural Resources Committee: Bushfire Preparedness
- Natural Resources Committee: Bushfire Tour 2012 Case Study, Mitcham Hills
- Natural Resources Committee: Draft Murray-Darling Basin Plan
- Natural Resources Committee: Foxes
- Natural Resources Committee: Review of Natural Resources Management Levy Arrangements
- Natural Resources Committee: Upper South East Dryland Salinity and Flood Management Act Report 2011-12
- Natural Resources Committee: Upper South East Dryland Salinity and Flood Management Act Report 2012-13
- Parliamentary Committees (Natural Disasters Committee) (No. 2) Amendment Bill
- Parliamentary Committees (Natural Disasters Committee) Amendment Bill
- Patient Assistance Transport Scheme
- Powers of Attorney and Agency (Interstate Powers of Attorney) Amendment Bill
- Public Works Committee: Mount Gambier and District Health Service Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Mount Gambier Prison Expansion
- Regional Development Australia
- Regional Transport Infrastructure
- Retirement Villages
- Riverbank Footbridge
- Road Traffic (Emergency Vehicles) Amendment Bill
- Same Sex Marriage Bill
- Schoolchildren, Health Checks
- Second-Hand Goods Bill
- Serious and Organised Crime (Control) (Declared Organisations) Amendment Bill
- Sporting and Recreational Facilities
- Statutes Amendment (Appeals) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Electronic Monitoring) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Fines Enforcement and Recovery) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Gambling Reform) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Police) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Real Estate Reform Review and Other Matters) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Sex Work Reform) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Shop Trading and Holidays) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Smart Meters) Bill
- Tobacco Smoking
- Upper South East Dryland Salinity and Flood Management (Postponement of Expiry) Amendment Bill
- Veterinary Practice (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Wheat Marketing (Expiry) Amendment Bill
- Wind Farms
- Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation (Samfs Firefighters) Amendment Bill
-
Questions
- Airasia X
- Dental Care
- Food and Wine Industry
- Forestry Report
- Mount Gambier Airport
- Mount Gambier Hospital
- Mount Gambier Prison
-
Patient Assistance Transport Scheme
-
Regional Business
-
South East Forest Industry Roundtable
-
South East Forestry Partnerships Program
- Timber Industry
- VTT Cellulose Fibre Report
-
Speeches
-
PENGILLY, Michael Redding
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Adoption (Consent to Publication) Amendment Bill
- Airline Competition
- ANZAC Day
-
Appropriation Bill 2012
-
2012-06-13
- 2012-06-27
-
-
Appropriation Bill 2013
-
2013-06-19
- 2013-07-04
-
- Aquaculture (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Australian Year of the Farmer
- Baluch, Joy
- Barbeque Regulation
- Battle of Long Tan
- Black Caviar
- Blue Gum Forestry
- Burial and Cremation Bill
- Carbon Tax
- Companion Cats and Dogs
- Controlled Substances (Offences) Amendment Bill
- Country Fire Service
- Country Football
- Country Health SA
- Country Hospitals
- Country Schools
- Defence Force Nursing Officers
- Diabetes
-
Electoral (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2013-02-06
-
- Elizabeth Beare
- Equal Opportunity (Sporting Competitions) Amendment Bill
- Equal Opportunity in Sport
- Eyre Peninsula Bushfires
- Farming Rights
- Finniss Electorate
- Finniss Football Finals
- First Home Owner Grant (Housing Grant Reforms) Amendment Bill
- Fisheries Management Act
- Food (Labelling of Free-Range Eggs) (No. 2) Amendment Bill
-
Food (Labelling of Free-Range Eggs) Amendment Bill
-
2012-03-29
- 2013-09-12
-
- GM Holden
- Graffiti Control (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Interstate Migration
- Kangaroo Island Futures Authority
- King George Tupou v
- Lawn Bowls
- Legal, Justice and Police Retirements
- Liquor Licensing (Supply to Minors) Amendment Bill
- Litter Reduction
- Local Government (Road Closures—1934 Act) Amendment Bill
- Local Government Water Assets
-
Marine Parks
-
Mcgee, Mr Eugene
- Member's Remarks
- Motor Vehicle Accidents (Lifetime Support Scheme) Bill
- Murray-Darling Basin
- National Police Remembrance Day
- Natural Resources Committee: Adelaide and Mount Lofty Region Natural Resources Management Levy
- Natural Resources Committee: Bushfire Tour 2012 Case Study, Mitcham Hills
- Natural Resources Committee: Levy Proposals 2012-13
- New Zealand Fur Seals
- News Limited Freight Surcharge
- Olympic and Paralympic Games
- Pastoral Sector
- Patient Assistance Transport Scheme
- Police Numbers
- Port Elliot Power Blackout
- President Obama
- Public Works Committee: Adelaide Entertainment Centre Multideck Car Park
- Public Works Committee: Adelaide Festival Centre and Her Majesty's Theatre Sustainment Works
- Public Works Committee: Ashford Special School Relocation
- Public Works Committee: Brighton Secondary School Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Ceduna Aboriginal Children and Family Centre
- Public Works Committee: Christies Beach Aboriginal Children and Family Centre
- Public Works Committee: Eastern Fleurieu School Strathalbyn 7-12 Campus Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Elizabeth Special School New School
- Public Works Committee: Evanston Land Release—Main North and Tiver Road Intersection
- Public Works Committee: Glenunga International High School Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Goodwood Junction Rail Grade Separation
- Public Works Committee: Hawker Desalination Project
- Public Works Committee: Hope Valley and Happy Valley Wtp Cryptosporidium Management
- Public Works Committee: James Nash House Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: John Pirie Secondary School New Administration Building
- Public Works Committee: Kensington Special School Relocation
- Public Works Committee: Lake Windemere School Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Main North Road Realignment Via Anama Lane
- Public Works Committee: Marryatville High School Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Mining and Engineering Centre TAFE SA
- Public Works Committee: Modbury Hospital Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Mount Gambier Prison Expansion
- Public Works Committee: Northern LeFevre Peninsula Open Space
- Public Works Committee: Old Parliament House Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Paralowie, Bolivar Road, Salisbury Wastewater Trunk Main Rehabilitation
- Public Works Committee: Port Augusta Central Oval Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Port Augusta Special School
- Public Works Committee: Port Noarlunga Primary School Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Port Wakefield Water Supply Upgrade
- Public Works Committee: Queensbury Waste Water Pump Station Upgrade
-
Public Works Committee: Rail Revitalisation—Electrification of Seaford and Tonsley Lines
- Public Works Committee: Renmark Intersection Upgrades
- Public Works Committee: Riverine Recovery Project Wetlands Phase 1b Infrastructure
- Public Works Committee: Riverland Special School Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Salisbury Metropolitan Fire Station
- Public Works Committee: South Coast Primary Health Care Precinct
- Public Works Committee: St Clair Railway Station Project
- Public Works Committee: Tea Tree Plaza O-Bahn Interchange Car Park
- Public Works Committee: Tonsley Park Master Plan Development
- Public Works Committee: Wayville Railway Station Project
- Public Works Committee: Whyalla Aboriginal Children and Family Centre
- Public Works Committee: Whyalla Special School New School
- Public Works Committee: Windsor Gardens Vocational College Redevelopment
- Recfish SA
- Regional Awards for Hills and Coasts
- Regional Development Australia
- Regional Express Airlines
- Retirement Villages
- Riverbank Footbridge
- Same Sex Marriage Bill
- School Amalgamations
- Sporting and Recreational Facilities
- Statutes Amendment (Serious Firearm Offences) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Shop Trading and Holidays) Bill
-
Supply Bill 2012
- Supply Bill 2013
- Victor Harbor Aquatic Centre
- Victor Harbor Schoolies Festival
- Western Front School Study Tours
- Wilderness Protection (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Wirrina Cove
- Women's and Children's Hospital
- Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation (Samfs Firefighters) Amendment Bill
- Yarnell Wildfires
-
Questions
- Australian Tourism Exchange
- Country Fire Service Media
-
Foreshore Management
- Government Stationery Contract
-
Marine Parks
- Noarlunga Railway Line
-
Parliamentary Trainees
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Patient Assistance Transport Scheme
-
2013-06-06
-
- School Attendance
- South Coast District Hospital
- State Rail Network
- Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
- Victor Harbor Roads
- Women's and Children's Hospital
-
Speeches
-
PICCOLO, Antonio
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
-
Adelaide Workers' Homes Bill
-
2013-03-20
-
2013-04-11
-
- Adult Learners' Week
- Appropriation Bill 2012
- Australian Year of the Farmer
- Barossa Valley
- Barossa Wine Train
- Children's Week
-
Community Housing Providers (National Law) (South Australia) Bill
-
2013-09-12
-
2013-09-25
-
-
Disability Services (Rights, Protection and Inclusion) Amendment Bill
-
2013-09-12
-
2013-09-25
-
- Dyslexia Action Group
- Evanston Primary School
- Farming Rights
- Gawler Community Events
- Gawler Lions Club Youth of the Year
- Gawler to Nuriootpa Rail Service
- GM Holden
- Housing Improvement Bill
- International Men's Health Week
- International Women's Day
- International Year of Cooperatives
- Light Electorate
- Marche Club
- Not-for-Profit Sector Freedom to Advocate Bill
- Past Adoption Practices
- Peachey Belt
-
Point of Order Ruling
- Robin Bridge
- Rostrum Voice of Youth
- Select Committee on Antisocial and Criminal Behaviour
- Select Committee on the Grain Handling Industry
- Service Clubs
- Shorts Film Festival
- Sittings and Business
- Snapper Fishery
- Standing Orders Suspension
-
Statutes Amendment (Attorney-General's Portfolio) (No. 2) Bill
- Supply Bill 2013
-
Volunteers
- Willo's Men's Shed
- Yarnell Wildfires
-
Questions
- Adelaide City Wi-Fi Project
- Adult Community Education
- ANZAC Day
- Centre for Automotive Safety Research
- Consumer Affairs Forum
- Crime Statistics
- Defence Industry
- Dental Care
- Easter Road Safety
- Emergency Departments
-
Gawler Rail Line
- Goods and Services Tax
- Gun Amnesty
- Infrastructure Program
- Men's Health
- Mineral Resources
- Mining Industry
- National Tobacco Scoreboard
- Neighbourhood Policing
- Planning Strategy
- Police, Unsworn Staff
- Public Transport, Free Wireless Internet
- Qantas
- Residential Tenancies Tribunal
- Rheinmetall Defence
-
Small Business Commissioner
- State Emergency Service Week
- Veterans' Memorial Projects
- Woomera Prohibited Area
-
Answers
- Carers Recognition Week
-
Casis System
-
2013-10-17
-
-
Cavan Training Centre
- Channel 9 Young Achiever Awards
-
Child Protection
-
2013-03-05
-
-
Community Care
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Community Connect
-
Community Housing
-
2013-11-12
-
- Community Safety Directorate
-
Concessions and Seniors Information System
-
2013-07-25
- 2013-11-12
-
- Contact 121 Call Centre
- Disability Care
-
Disability Services
-
Disaster Recovery
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Duke of Edinburgh's Award
-
2013-11-15
-
- Families SA
- Financial Counsellors
-
GM Holden
-
2013-06-06
-
- Hackham West Community Centre
-
Homelessness Strategy
-
Housing SA
-
Housing SA Amnesty
-
Housing SA, Disruptive Tenants
- Housing Trust
-
Hub Adelaide
-
2013-11-15
-
- Indigenous Housing
- Minda Incorporated
- Modbury Hospital
-
National Disability Insurance Scheme
- National Injury Insurance Scheme
- National Rental Affordability Scheme
- National Volunteer Week
- National Youth Week
- Northern Adelaide Regional Collaboration
- Rainbow Advisory Council
- SA Water Concessions
- Social Housing
-
Social Inclusion Unit
- Special Olympics
- State Budget
-
State Government Concessions
- Strathmont Centre
- Strengthening Local Communities Conference
- Uno Apartments
-
Volunteers
-
2013-11-15
-
- Volunteers Support Fund
-
Youth Health Services
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Youth Programs
-
2013-11-15
-
- Youth Unemployment
-
Youth Volunteers
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Speeches
-
PISONI, David Gregory
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
-
Appropriation Bill 2012
-
2012-06-12
- 2012-06-26
-
-
Appropriation Bill 2013
- Armenian Genocide
- Baltic Deportations
- Bus Routes
-
Child Protection
- Childcare Services
-
Children's Protection (Notification) Amendment Bill
-
2013-11-12
-
- Cost of Living Pressures
- Country Schools
- Electoral (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Employment Figures
- Glenside Dog Park
- Liquor Licensing (Supply to Minors) Amendment Bill
- Minister's Remarks
- Motor Vehicle Accidents (Lifetime Support Scheme) Bill
- National Literacy and Numeracy Tests
- Non-Government School Transport Policy
- School Amalgamations
- School Counsellors
-
School Transport Policy
- School Violence and Bullying
- Select Committee on Matters Relating to the Independent Education Inquiry
- South Australian Certificate of Education
-
Statutes Amendment (Shop Trading and Holidays) Bill
- Statutes Amendment and Repeal (TAFE SA Consequential Provisions) Bill
- Summary Offences (Filming Offences) Amendment Bill
-
Supply Bill 2012
- TAFE Fees
- TAFE SA (Prescribed Employees) Amendment Bill
-
TAFE SA Bill
- Torrens University Australia Bill
- Vocational Education and Training
-
Questions
-
457 Visas
-
2013-07-05
-
- Adelaide High School
- Allowance for Doubtful Debts
- Apprentices and Trainees
-
Asbestos, School
- Australian Breastfeeding Association
-
Australian Education Union Invoices
-
2012-06-29
-
-
Cadell Ferry
- 2012-06-26
-
2012-06-29
- Carbon Tax
-
Carnegie Mellon University
-
Child Protection
-
2012-10-30
-
2012-10-31
-
2012-11-01
-
2012-11-13
-
2012-11-14
-
2012-11-15
-
2012-11-27
-
2012-11-28
-
2012-11-29
-
2013-02-19
-
2013-02-20
-
2013-03-05
-
2013-03-06
-
2013-03-07
-
2013-03-21
- 2013-04-11
-
2013-05-01
-
2013-05-02
-
2013-05-16
-
2013-06-04
-
2013-07-03
-
2013-07-04
-
2013-07-23
-
2013-07-24
-
2013-07-25
-
2013-09-12
- 2013-10-15
-
2013-10-17
-
2013-11-12
-
2013-11-15
-
2013-11-26
-
-
Child Protection Inquiry
-
Childcare Costs
-
2012-06-29
-
- Coober Pedy Area School Principal
- Cranfield University
-
Critical Skills Fund
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Critical Skills Investment Program
-
2012-11-30
-
- Crown Solicitor's Office
-
Debelle Inquiry
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Departmental Executives
-
2013-07-24
-
-
Disabled Students, Transport Arrangements
-
E-Carl System
-
2012-06-29
-
- Early Childhood Education
-
Education and Child Development
-
2013-04-09
-
-
Education and Child Development Department
- 2012-02-16
- 2012-05-03
-
2012-09-04
- 2012-09-18
- 2013-11-12
-
2013-11-15
-
Education and Child Development Department Budget
-
2012-06-29
- 2012-09-04
-
-
Education and Child Development Department Leadership Vacancies
-
2012-06-29
-
-
Education Funding
-
2013-06-19
-
2013-11-26
- 2013-11-27
- 2013-11-27
-
- Education Outcomes
- Education System
-
Employment Figures
- 2012-03-13
-
2012-11-30
-
Gawler and District College
-
Gonski Education Review
-
Government Board Remuneration
-
2012-06-29
-
-
Government Stationery Contract
-
Grant Expenditure
- High School Moderation Process
- Labor Leadership
- Learning Technologies Program
-
Literacy and Numeracy
- Mark Oliphant College
- Mitsubishi Workers
-
National Literacy and Numeracy Tests
- Non-Government Schools Grants
- Occupational Health and Safety Laws
-
Office of Child Safety Investigations
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Office of Non-Government Schools and Services
-
2013-11-15
-
- Outback Cattle Drive
-
Parent Complaint Unit
-
2012-06-29
-
-
Payroll Tax
-
2013-07-05
-
- Public Sector Employees
- Public Sector Employees, Disabled
-
Public Sector Flexi-Time
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Public Service Employees
-
2012-11-30
-
- Regional Education Offices
- Registered Caregivers
- Retail Sector
- Right Bite Program
- SA Unions
-
School Amalgamations
-
2012-05-02
- 2012-05-03
-
- School Audit Arrangements
- School Cleaning Contracts
- School Enrolments
-
School Fees
-
School Funding
- 2012-03-13
-
2013-11-15
-
School Intake
-
2012-06-29
-
-
Schools, Financial Management
-
Schools, Maths and Science
-
2012-03-28
-
-
Skills for All
-
2012-07-12
-
2012-11-30
-
- Skills for Sustainability
-
South Australian Certificate of Education
- South Australian Certificate of Education Board Travel
- South Australian Certificate of Education Merit Awards
- South Australian Economy
-
Special Investigations Unit
-
2013-03-21
-
-
Sponsored Migrants
-
2012-11-30
-
- St Michael's College
-
Student Information System
-
Surplus Employees
-
2012-09-04
-
-
TAFE Fees
-
2012-07-10
- 2012-07-11
-
-
TAFE SA
- Teach SA
- Tertiary Entrance Ranking
- Training and Employment
-
Unregulated Childcare Centres
-
2012-06-29
-
-
Vocational Education and Training
- Youth Employment Programs
- Youth Unemployment
-
-
Speeches
-
PORTOLESI, Grace
-
Speeches
- Auditor-General's Report
- Blevins, Hon. Frank
-
Child Protection
-
Past Adoption Practices
- School Amalgamations
- Sittings and Business
- Statutes Amendment and Repeal (TAFE SA Consequential Provisions) Bill
- Summary Offences (Weapons) Amendment Bill
-
TAFE SA (Prescribed Employees) Amendment Bill
-
2013-04-09
- 2013-04-30
- 2013-05-01
-
-
Torrens University Australia Bill
-
2013-07-04
-
2013-09-11
-
-
Answers
-
457 Visas
-
2013-07-05
-
- Abilities for All Initiative
- Abuse Allegations Record
-
Adelaide City Wi-Fi Project
-
2013-10-31
-
-
Adelaide High School
-
2012-10-30
-
- Adult Community Education
- Adult Learners' Week
- Allowance for Doubtful Debts
-
Apprentices and Trainees
- APY Lands, Child Abuse
-
Australian Education Union Invoices
-
2012-06-29
-
- Automotive Industry
- Bio Innovation SA
-
Cadell Ferry
- 2012-06-26
-
2012-06-29
- Chief Executive Discretionary Fund
- Child Development Legislation
-
Child Protection
-
2012-09-05
- 2012-09-18
-
2012-10-30
-
2012-10-31
-
2012-11-01
-
2012-11-13
-
2012-11-14
-
2012-11-15
- 2012-11-27
-
2012-11-28
-
2012-11-29
-
- Child-Friendly Adelaide
-
Childcare Costs
-
2012-06-29
-
- Children's Services
- Disabilities National Partnership Funding
- Disabled Students
-
Disabled Students, National Partnership Program
-
Disabled Students, Transport Arrangements
- Dooley, Mr A.
-
E-Business Training
-
2013-07-05
-
-
E-Carl System
-
2012-06-29
-
2012-11-30
-
-
Early Childhood Development
- Early Childhood Education
-
Education and Child Development Department
-
Education and Child Development Department Budget
-
2012-06-29
- 2012-09-04
- 2012-10-16
-
-
Education and Child Development Department Leadership Vacancies
-
2012-06-29
-
- Education System
- Educational Leadership
-
Employment Figures
- Empowering Local Schools Initiative
- Ernabella Children and Family Centre
-
Families and Communities Department
-
Families SA
-
2012-11-30
-
- Flinders University
-
Food and Wine Industry
-
2013-07-23
-
- Foster and Kinship Carer Week
-
Gonski Education Review
-
Government Training Organisations
-
2013-07-05
-
-
Grant Expenditure
-
Grants and Subsidies
-
2013-07-05
-
- High School Moderation Process
- International Students
- Job Creation
-
Juvenile Detention
- Kapunda High School
- Learning Technologies Program
-
Literacy and Numeracy
- Mark Oliphant College
- Mining Employment
-
Mullighan Inquiry Recommendations
- National Centre for Vocational Education Research
-
National Literacy and Numeracy Tests
- National Skills Week
- Non-Government Schools Grants
- Northern Area Community and Youth Services
- Nuriootpa High School
- Other Person Guardianship Program
-
Parent Complaint Unit
-
2012-06-29
-
-
Payroll Tax
-
2013-07-05
-
-
Playford Capital
-
2013-07-05
-
- Post Care Services
- Premier's Research and Industry Fund
- Principals As Literacy Leaders
- Public Sector Employees
- Regional Education Offices
-
Research Infrastructure Fund
-
2013-07-05
-
- Resources and Engineering Skills Alliance
-
Retrenched Worker Program
-
2013-07-05
-
- Right Bite Program
- Roma Mitchell Secondary College
- SA Unions
-
School Amalgamations
- School and Industry Program
- School and Preschool Facilities
- School Cleaning Contracts
-
School Fees
- School Funding
-
School Intake
-
2012-06-29
-
-
School Violence and Bullying
-
Schools, Maths and Science
-
2012-03-28
-
-
Science Research
- Science Research Fellows
- Seligman, Dr M.
- Sheidow Park Primary School
-
Skills for All
-
South Australian Certificate of Education
- South Australian Certificate of Education Board Travel
-
South Australian Certificate of Education Merit Awards
- South Australian Public Teaching Awards
- St Michael's College
-
Student Information System
-
2013-07-05
-
- Surplus Employees
-
TAFE SA
- Teach SA
- Teachers' Conference
- Teaching Quality
- Tertiary Entrance Ranking
-
Thebarton Precinct
-
2013-07-05
-
- Trade Schools for the Future
- Training and Employment
- University Admission Offers
-
Unregulated Childcare Centres
-
2012-06-29
-
-
Vocational Education and Training
- World Education Games
-
Youth Unemployment
-
-
Speeches
-
RANKINE, Jennifer Mary
-
Speeches
- Adoption (Consent to Publication) Amendment Bill
- Asbestos, School
- Auslan
- Black Caviar
-
Cavan Training Centre
-
Child Protection
-
Child Protection Inquiry
- Childcare Services
-
Children's Protection (Notification) Amendment Bill
-
2013-10-30
-
2013-11-12
-
- Church of the Koimisis Tis Theotokou
- Coomunga Bushfire
-
Correctional Services (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Correctional Services Chief Executive
- Education and Child Development Department
- Expiation of Offences (Speeding Offences) Amendment Bill
- Eyre Peninsula Bushfires
- Graffiti Control (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Henley Surf Life Saving Club
- King George Tupou v
- Legal, Justice and Police Retirements
- Levai, Ms A.
- Metropolitan Fire Service Sesquicentenary
-
Parliamentary Committees (Natural Disasters Committee) (No. 2) Amendment Bill
- Police Local Service Areas
- Prison Conditions
-
Road Traffic (Average Speed) Amendment Bill
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2012-05-02
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2012-05-16
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- Road Traffic (Emergency Vehicles) Amendment Bill
- Road Traffic (Traffic Speed Analysers) Amendment Bill
- Second-Hand Goods Bill
- Sittings and Business
- Speeding Offence Penalties
- State Emergency Service
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Statutes Amendment (National Energy Retail Law Implementation) Bill
- Statutes Amendment and Repeal (TAFE SA Consequential Provisions) Bill
- Summary Offences (Weapons) Amendment Bill
- Victims of Crime Fund
- Waterford, Mr D.
- Waterloo Wind Farm
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Wingfield Waste Depot
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Answers
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Adelaide High School
- 2013-02-21
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2013-03-05
- 2013-06-06
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2013-11-27
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2013-11-27
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Alert SA
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2012-03-15
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Asbestos, School
- Bay to Birdwood
- Better Schools Reform
- Cadell Ferry
- Ceduna Transitional Accommodation Centre
- Centre for Automotive Safety Research
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Child Protection
- 2012-11-01
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2013-02-19
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2013-02-20
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2013-03-05
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2013-03-06
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2013-03-07
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2013-03-21
- 2013-04-11
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2013-05-01
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2013-05-16
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2013-06-04
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2013-07-04
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2013-07-23
- 2013-07-24
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2013-09-24
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2013-09-25
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2013-09-26
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2013-10-15
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2013-10-16
- Question Time (14:07)
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2013-10-17
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2013-11-12
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2013-11-15
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2013-11-26
- 2013-11-27
- 2013-11-27
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Child Protection Inquiry
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2013-07-03
- 2013-07-23
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2013-09-12
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2013-09-24
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2013-09-26
- 2013-10-17
- 2013-11-26
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Childcare Regulations
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2013-11-15
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Childcare Services
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2013-11-15
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Community Safety Directorate
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Community Service Work
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2012-04-05
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Correctional Services
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2012-11-28
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Country Fire Service
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2012-04-05
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Country Fire Service Volunteers
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2012-03-01
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- Crime Statistics
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Debelle Inquiry
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2013-11-15
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Departmental Executives
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2013-07-24
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- Donated Goods Guidelines
- Easter Road Safety
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Education and Child Development
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Education and Child Development Department
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2013-11-12
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2013-11-15
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Education Funding
- Education System
- Emergency Services Computer Aided Dispatch System
- Emergency Services Funding
- Energy Prices
- Eyre Peninsula Emergency Services
- Families SA Employees
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Fire Danger Season
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Firearms Prohibition Orders
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2012-02-16
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-
Gawler and District College
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2013-02-07
- 2013-06-19
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- Goods and Services Sales
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Henley Surf Life Saving Club
- Housing SA, Disruptive Tenants
- Indigenous Programs, Grants and Funding
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Literacy and Numeracy
- Lockleys Preschool
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Lyrup Primary School
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2013-06-06
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Memorial Service, Ministerial Attendance
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2013-02-07
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- Metropolitan Fire Service Sesquicentenary
- Montacute CFS Station
- Mount Gambier Prison
- Multicultural Affairs
- Multicultural SA
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Natural Disaster Resilience Program
- Neighbourhood Policing
- Nyrstar
-
Office of Child Safety Investigations
-
2013-11-15
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Office of Non-Government Schools and Services
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2013-11-15
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- Parent Initiatives in Education Grants
- Police Academy
- Police Appointments
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Police Numbers
- Police Passive Alert Drug Detector Dogs
- Police Photo Identification
- Police Services
- Police Website
- Police, National Employer Support Award
- Police, Unsworn Staff
- Port Augusta Prison
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Prison Conditions
- Prison Drug Use
- Prison Safety
- Prisoner Rehabilitation
- Prisoners, Hospital Care
- Private Rental Liaison Officer Program
- Public and Community Housing
- Public Transport Security
- Refugee Services
- Regional Level Crossings
- Regional Prisons
- Registered Caregivers
- Riverland Special School
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Road Safety
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School Attendance
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2013-04-10
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- School Audit Arrangements
- School Enrolments
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School Funding
- 2013-02-05
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2013-11-15
- School Maintenance
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Schools, Financial Management
- Sexual Health Education
- Shark Patrols
- South Australian Certificate of Education Merit Awards
- Special Investigations Unit
-
State Emergency Service
-
2012-06-13
-
- State Emergency Service Week
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Strathmont Centre
-
2012-03-01
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- Universal Contact Visits
- Vehicle Safety Technology
- Victim Reported Crime
- Victims of Crime Fund
- Victor Harbor Road
- Volunteers
-
-
Speeches
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RAU, John Robert
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Speeches
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee
- Address in Reply
- Appropriation Bill 2012
- Appropriation Bill 2013
-
Auditor-General's Report
- Blevins, Hon. Frank
-
Burial and Cremation Bill
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2012-11-29
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2013-03-05
-
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Business Names (Commonwealth Powers) Bill
- 2012-03-01
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2012-03-13
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Business Names Registration (Transitional Arrangements) Bill
- 2012-03-01
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2012-03-13
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Character Preservation (Barossa Valley) Bill
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2012-04-05
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2012-05-15
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Character Preservation (McLaren Vale) Bill
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2012-04-05
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2012-05-15
-
-
Child Sex Offenders Registration (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2013-07-04
- 2013-07-23
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2013-07-24
-
-
Civil Liability (Disclosure of Information) Amendment Bill
-
2013-09-11
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2013-11-13
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-
Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (R18+ Computer Games) Amendment Bill
- 2012-09-19
- 2012-09-20
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2012-10-17
- Co-Operatives National Law (South Australia) Bill
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Controlled Substances (Offences) Amendment Bill
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2013-09-25
-
2013-10-15
-
- Correctional Services (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Assets Confiscation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Assets Confiscation (Prescribed Drug Offender Assets) Amendment Bill
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Criminal Assets Confiscation (Prescribed Drug Offenders) Amendment Bill
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2012-02-14
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2012-02-15
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-
Criminal Investigation (Covert Operations) Act
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Criminal Law (Sentencing) (Guilty Pleas) Amendment Bill
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2012-07-11
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2012-09-04
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Criminal Law (Sentencing) (Sentences of Indeterminate Duration) Amendment Bill
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2013-10-17
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2013-10-31
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Criminal Law (Sentencing) (Supergrass) Amendment Bill
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2012-07-11
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2012-09-04
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-
Criminal Law (Sentencing) (Suspended Sentences) Amendment Bill
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2013-06-05
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2013-07-24
-
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Cheating at Gambling) Amendment Bill
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Criminal Law Consolidation (Protection for Working Animals) Amendment Bill
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2013-09-11
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2013-10-16
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- Development (Development Plan Amendments) (Notification) Amendment Bill
- Development (Interim Development Control) Amendment Bill
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Development (Private Certification) Amendment Bill
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2012-10-18
- 2012-10-31
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2012-11-13
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- Economic and Finance Committee
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Electoral (Funding, Expenditure and Disclosure) Amendment Bill
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2013-09-11
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2013-09-25
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- Electoral (Legislative Council Voting Reform) Amendment Bill
- Electoral (Legislative Council Voting) Amendment Bill
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Electoral (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
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2012-11-15
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2013-02-06
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Electronic Conveyancing National Law (South Australia) Bill
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2013-06-05
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2013-10-29
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- Environment, Resources and Development Committee
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Evidence (Discreditable Conduct) Amendment Bill
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2013-09-11
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2013-09-25
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Evidence (Identification Evidence) Amendment Bill
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2013-09-25
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2013-10-15
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Evidence (Identification) Amendment Bill
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2012-11-29
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2013-02-05
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Evidence (Reporting on Sexual Offences) Amendment Bill
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2012-09-05
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2012-09-18
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Financial Transaction Reports (State Provisions) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
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2012-11-14
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2012-11-29
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- Firearm Offences
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Graffiti Control (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
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2012-03-01
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2012-03-15
- 2012-09-19
- 2013-02-07
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Housing and Urban Development (Administrative Arrangements) (Urban Renewal) Amendment Bill
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2013-05-02
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2013-06-05
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-
Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Bill
- King George Tupou v
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Legal Practitioners (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Legal Practitioners (Miscellaneous) Amendment Draft Bill
- Legal, Justice and Police Retirements
- Liquor Licensing
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Liquor Licensing (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
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2013-06-05
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2013-09-10
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Liquor Licensing (Small Venue Licence) Amendment Bill
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2012-11-28
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2013-02-05
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- Local Government (Rates) Amendment Bill
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Magistrates (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2013-05-02
- 2013-06-05
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Major Events Bill
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2013-03-21
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2013-05-14
-
- Mcgee, Mr Eugene
- Mount Barker Development
- Occupational Licences
- Publishing Committee
- Rail Safety National Law (South Australia) Bill
- Real Property (Access to Information) Amendment Bill
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Residential Tenancies (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
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2012-10-31
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2012-11-27
- 2012-11-29
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-
Security and Investigation Agents (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
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2013-02-06
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2013-03-07
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- Select Committee on Matters Relating to the Independent Education Inquiry
- Select Committee on the Port Augusta Power Stations
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Serious and Organised Crime (Control) (Declared Organisations) Amendment Bill
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2013-07-04
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2013-07-23
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Serious and Organised Crime (Control) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
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2012-02-15
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2012-03-01
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-
Sittings and Business
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South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Bill
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2013-07-24
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2013-09-11
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Spent Convictions (Decriminalised Offences) Amendment Bill
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2013-09-25
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2013-11-14
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Spent Convictions (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
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2012-11-13
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2012-11-28
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- Standing Orders Committee
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Standing Orders Suspension
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Statutes Amendment (Appeals) Bill
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2012-11-28
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2013-02-07
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Statutes Amendment (Arrest Procedures and Bail) Bill
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2013-09-11
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2013-10-15
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Statutes Amendment (Assessment of Relevant History) Bill
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2013-09-26
- 2013-10-30
- 2013-10-31
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- Statutes Amendment (Attorney-General's Portfolio)
- Statutes Amendment (Attorney-General's Portfolio) (No. 2) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Attorney-General's Portfolio) (No. 3) Bill
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Statutes Amendment (Attorney-General's Portfolio) Bill
-
2012-03-01
- 2012-03-14
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Statutes Amendment (Courts Efficiency Reforms) Bill
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2012-03-01
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2012-03-14
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Statutes Amendment (Dangerous Driving) Bill
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2013-05-15
- 2013-09-10
- 2013-09-11
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Statutes Amendment (Directors' Liability) Bill
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2012-11-28
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2013-03-06
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-
Statutes Amendment (Fines Enforcement and Recovery) Bill
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2013-05-01
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2013-06-04
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Statutes Amendment (Gambling Reform) Bill
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2013-05-01
- 2013-05-14
- 2013-05-15
- 2013-05-16
-
- Statutes Amendment (Health Information) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (National Electricity and Gas Laws—Limited Merits Review) Bill
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Statutes Amendment (National Energy Retail Law Implementation) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Occupational Licensing) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Penalty Enforcement) Bill
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Statutes Amendment (Real Estate Reform Review and Other Matters) Bill
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2012-11-14
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2013-03-06
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Statutes Amendment (Serious and Organised Crime) Bill
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2012-02-15
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2012-02-29
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Statutes Amendment (Serious Firearm Offences) Bill
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2012-06-13
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2012-07-11
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- Statutes Amendment (Shop Trading and Holidays) Bill
- Statutes Amendment and Repeal (Budget 2012) Bill
- Statutes Amendment and Repeal (TAFE SA Consequential Provisions) Bill
- Statutory Officers Committee
- Summary Offences (Drug Paraphernalia) Amendment Bill
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Summary Offences (Filming Offences) Amendment Bill
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2012-10-17
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2013-02-06
-
- Summary Offences (Filming Offences) Amendment Draft Bill
-
Summary Offences (Weapons) Amendment Bill
- Supreme Court Appointments
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Surveillance Devices Bill
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2012-09-05
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2012-09-19
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-
Telecommunications (Interception) Bill
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2012-05-03
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2012-05-30
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-
Trustee Companies (Transfers) Amendment Bill
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2012-10-17
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2012-10-31
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- Vining, Prof. Ross
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Wills (International Wills) Amendment Bill
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2012-10-17
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2012-10-31
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Wind Farms
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Work Health and Safety (Self-Incrimination) Amendment Bill
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2013-02-06
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2013-04-30
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- WorkCover Board
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WorkCover Corporation (Governance) Amendment Bill
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2013-09-11
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2013-09-26
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- WorkCover Improvement Project
-
Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation (Samfs Firefighters) Amendment Bill
-
2013-06-19
-
2013-09-24
- 2013-09-25
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- Young Offenders
-
Young Offenders (Release on Licence) Amendment Bill
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2013-10-17
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2013-10-29
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- Zero Waste SA (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
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Answers
-
30-Year Plan for Greater Adelaide
- Adelaide Casino
- Adelaide City Population Growth
- Alcohol-Fuelled Violence
- Apologies and Legal Liability
- APY Lands, Court Circuits
- Auditor-General's Report
- Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale
- Bus Contracts
- Capital City Development Plan
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Chief Executive Discretionary Fund
- 2012-05-29
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2013-05-02
- Chief Judge
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Child Protection
-
2012-11-15
- 2012-11-27
- 2012-11-28
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2013-05-02
- 2013-07-03
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2013-07-04
- 2013-07-23
-
2013-07-24
- 2013-09-12
-
-
Child Protection Inquiry
-
City of Adelaide Planning
- Computer Games Classification Framework
- Consultants and Contractors
- Consumer Affairs Forum
-
Consumer and Business Services
- Court Assessment Referral Drug Scheme
- Court Order Costs
-
Courts Performance
- Courts Precinct
- Crime Statistics
-
Crown Solicitor's Office
- Design Review Panel
- Disability Justice Plan
- Easling, Mr T.
-
Education and Child Development Department
-
2012-02-14
-
-
Education and Children's Services Department
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Electoral Commission of South Australia
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Emirates Airlines
-
2012-07-10
- 2012-09-20
-
- Equal Opportunity Commissioner
-
False Imprisonment
- Festival of History
- Fines and Penalties
- Food Labelling
-
Free-Range Eggs
- GM Holden
-
Government Leaks
- Government Spending
- Graffiti Vandalism
-
Grant Expenditure
-
2012-03-27
- 2013-04-09
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Growth Investigation Areas Report
-
Gun Amnesty
- Housing Indemnity Insurance
- Hub Adelaide
-
Independent Commission Against Corruption
- 2012-02-29
-
2012-06-29
- Independent Commissioner Against Corruption
- Indigenous Programs, Grants and Funding
-
Inner City Revitalisation
- Integrated Transport and Land Use Plan
- Jeep Wrangler
-
Juvenile Offenders, Diversion Programs
-
2013-09-10
-
-
Kangaroo Island Futures Authority
-
2012-03-01
-
- Late Night Trading Code of Practice
- Law Week
- Legal Practitioners' Disciplinary Tribunal
-
Magill Training Centre
-
2013-03-21
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- Magistrates
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Mcgee, Mr Eugene
- Medical Panels SA
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Mount Barker Development
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National Disability Insurance Scheme
- National Injury Insurance Scheme
-
Newspaper Delivery
-
2013-11-15
-
- Nyland, Justice Margaret
- Nyrstar
- O'connell, Mr M.
- Occupational Health and Safety Laws
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Occupational Licences
- Open Spaces
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Operation Disarm
-
Parks Community Centre
-
Petrol Price Boards
- 2013-05-01
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2013-11-14
-
Planning Improvement Project
- 2013-02-19
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2013-07-24
-
Planning Laws
-
2013-04-11
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-
Planning Strategy
- Playford Urban Growth Areas
- Police Line-Ups
- Police, Undercover Operations
- Policing Priorities
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Population Growth
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2013-04-30
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-
Port Pirie Magistrate
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2013-05-01
-
-
Public Sector Employees
- 2012-02-28
- 2012-03-27
- 2012-10-16
-
2013-11-15
- Quad Bikes
- Real Estate Sales
-
Regional Judicial Services
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2013-06-19
-
- Regulated and Significant Trees
- Residential Tenancies Act
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Residential Tenancies Tribunal
-
2012-04-05
- 2012-11-27
-
-
Royal Adelaide Hospital Open Ideas Competition
-
2013-09-10
- 2013-09-26
-
-
SA Power Networks
-
2013-06-06
-
-
Safe Communities
-
2013-05-14
-
-
Sentencing Advisory Council
- 2012-04-05
-
2012-06-29
- Serious Firearms Offenders
-
Small Venue Legislation
-
Smart Justice
-
2012-06-29
-
- South Australia Police
- South Australian Law Reform Institute
- South Australian Travel Centre
- Spent Convictions
-
Standing Council on Law and Justice
-
State Records
-
2013-07-25
-
2013-09-11
- Question Time (14:05)
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- Question Time (14:13)
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- Question Time (14:43)
- Question Time (14:49)
- Question Time (14:51)
- Question Time (14:55)
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- Surplus Employees
- Swimming Pool Safety
- Tattoo, Piercing and Body Modification Laws
- Trade Licensing
- Travelling Conmen
-
Victims of Crime Fund
- 2012-03-27
- 2012-10-17
- 2013-07-23
-
2013-11-15
- West Beach Trust
-
WorkCover
-
Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation Act Review
-
2012-02-14
-
- Wrongs Act
-
-
Speeches
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REDMOND, Isobel Mary
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
-
Appropriation Bill 2012
-
Appropriation Bill 2013
- Baker, Hon. D.s.
- Brown, Mr M.J.
- Burial and Cremation Bill
- Child Protection
- Civil Liability (Disclosure of Information) Amendment Bill
- Constitution (Recognition of Aboriginal Peoples) Amendment Bill
- Country Hospitals
- Employment Figures
- Energy Providers
- GM Holden
- Government Appointments
-
Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Bill
-
2012-05-29
-
- King George Tupou v
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Legal Practitioners (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Motor Vehicle Accidents (Lifetime Support Scheme) Bill
- Motor Vehicles (Learner's Permits and Provisional Licences) Amendment Bill
-
Murray-Darling Basin
- National Health Funding Pool Administration (South Australia) Bill
-
Natural Resources Committee: Bushfire Preparedness
- Past Adoption Practices
- Retirement Villages
- Same Sex Marriage Bill
- Second-Hand Goods Bill
-
Select Committee on a Review of the Retirement Villages Act 1987
- Smith, Corporal Scott James
- Strathalbyn Police Presence
- Supply Bill 2012
-
Supply Bill 2013
- Telecommunications (Interception) Bill
- Valedictories
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Questions
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Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation
-
2012-11-29
-
-
Adelaide International Guitar Festival
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2012-06-29
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- Adelaide Symphony Orchestra
- Agent-General's Office
- Agriculture Sector
- Anangu Pitjantjatjara Operating Grant
- Auditor-General's Report
-
Australian Centre for Social Innovation
-
2012-09-06
- 2012-10-17
-
- Bensted, Ms E.
-
Budget Assets and Liabilities
-
2013-11-15
-
- Building Innovation Fund
-
Cadell Ferry
-
Carbon Tax
-
Caretaker Government Conventions
- 2012-05-01
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2012-05-02
-
Carnegie Mellon University
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2012-03-14
- 2012-11-27
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-
Cavan Training Centre
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Child Protection
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2012-10-31
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2012-11-01
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2012-11-13
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2012-11-14
-
2012-11-15
-
- Climate Change Adaptation Framework
-
Consultants and Contractors
- Coral Sea Commemoration
- Country Fire Service Volunteers
-
Desalination Plant
- East Timor Initiative
- Economic Policy Unit
-
Emergency Departments
-
2012-03-29
-
-
Employment Figures
- Enterprise Patient Administration System
-
Environment Protection Authority
-
2012-07-11
-
-
Firearms Prohibition Orders
-
2012-02-16
-
-
Flinders Medical Centre
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ForestrySA
-
GM Holden
- Government Advertising
- Government Contracts
- Government Promises
-
Government Spending
-
2012-02-14
-
-
Grants and Subsidies
-
Health Budget
-
2012-11-28
-
-
Health Department Budget
-
2012-10-30
-
-
Health System
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2012-10-30
-
- Integrated Design Commission
- Lee, Prof. L.
- Legislature Budgets
- Magistrates
- Manufacturing Sector
-
Margaret Tobin Centre
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2012-05-17
-
-
Marine Parks
-
2012-10-17
-
-
Mcgee, Mr Eugene
-
Media Services
-
2012-03-15
-
- Mining Industry
-
Ministerial Code of Conduct
- Modbury Hospital
- Motor Vehicle Registration
- Multicultural SA
- Murray-Darling Basin
-
Murray-Darling Basin Plan
- National Literacy and Numeracy Tests
-
Olympic Dam Expansion
-
Petrol Price Boards
-
2013-11-14
-
-
Port Adelaide By-Election
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2012-02-14
-
-
Prison Conditions
-
2012-06-14
-
-
Public Sector Employees
- Questions
-
Rail Electrification Project
-
2012-06-12
-
2012-06-13
-
- Renewables SA
- Roberts, Ms R.
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Royal Adelaide Hospital
- SA Lotteries
-
Sansbury, Mr T.
-
2012-11-29
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- Sasanelli, Mr N.
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School Amalgamations
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School Violence and Bullying
- Shared Services SA
- South Australian Brand
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South Australian Economy
- South Australian Film Corporation
- South Australian Museum Board
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State Budget
-
State Economy
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State Strategic Plan
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2012-02-15
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-
Superannuation Benefits
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2013-06-18
-
-
Surplus Employees
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TAFE Fees
-
Thinkers in Residence
- 2012-06-14
-
2012-09-06
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Tourism Commission
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2012-03-01
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- Trading Hours
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Vice-Regal Program
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2012-06-29
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WorkCover
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2012-09-19
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-
-
Speeches
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SANDERSON, Rachel
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Speeches
-
Address in Reply
- Adelaide Electorate
- Adelaide High School
-
Appropriation Bill 2012
-
Appropriation Bill 2013
- Car Parking Levy
-
City of Adelaide (Capital City Committee) Amendment Bill
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2012-05-03
-
2012-07-12
-
2012-09-20
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- Electoral (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Ending Life with Dignity Bill
-
Family Relationships (Surrogacy) Amendment Bill
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2012-03-01
-
2012-04-05
-
- Graffiti Control (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Interstate Migration
- Liquor Licensing (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Liquor Licensing (Small Venue Licence) Amendment Bill
- Liquor Licensing (Supply to Minors) Amendment Bill
- Local Government (Road Closures—1934 Act) Amendment Bill
- Motor Vehicles (Learner's Permits and Provisional Licences) Amendment Bill
- Operation Flinders
-
Prospect Housing Density
- Riverbank Footbridge
- Sporting and Recreational Facilities
- Standing Orders Suspension
- Statutes Amendment (Shop Trading and Holidays) Bill
- Supply Bill 2012
- Supply Bill 2013
- Women's and Children's Hospital
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-
Questions
-
Adelaide High School
-
City of Adelaide Planning
-
2012-11-30
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-
Homelessness Strategy
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2013-11-15
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- Motor Vehicle Inspections
- Online Gambling
-
Renewal SA
-
2013-07-05
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- SA Lotteries
-
Torrens Lake
-
Tour Down Under
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2012-11-30
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- Women's and Children's Hospital
-
-
Speeches
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SIBBONS, Alan John
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Speeches
-
Address in Reply
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2012-02-16
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- Appropriation Bill 2013
- Australia Day
- Cold Fusion Australia
- Community Voices Program
- Constitution (Recognition of Aboriginal Peoples) Amendment Bill
- Cora Barclay Centre
- Coroners (Recommendations) Amendment Bill
- Cowdrey, Mr M.
- Criminal Assets Confiscation (Prescribed Drug Offenders) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law (Sentencing) (No Conviction on Election to be Prosecuted) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Cheating at Gambling) Amendment Bill
- Donley, Mr Bob
- Edge Church
-
Energy Policy
- Festival of History
- First Home Owner Grant (Housing Grant Reforms) Amendment Bill
- Future Submarine Project
-
GM Holden
- Go the Distance
- Graffiti Control (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Jimmy's Walk for Cancer
-
Legislative Review Committee
- Legislative Review Committee: Criminal Cases Review Commission Bill
- Liquor Licensing (Supply to Minors) Amendment Bill
- Local Government Reform
- Manufacturing Sector
- Marion Citizen of the Year Awards
- Marion City Band
- Mitchell Electorate
- Motor Vehicle Accidents (Lifetime Support Scheme) Bill
- Murray-Darling Basin
- National Asbestos Management Review
- National Disability Insurance Scheme
- National Police Remembrance Day
- Neighbourhood and Community Centres
- O'Halloran Hill Childcare Centre
- Olympic Swimming Trials
- Parliamentary Committees (Natural Disasters Committee) Amendment Bill
- President Obama
-
Public Works Committee
- Public Works Committee: Adelaide Festival Centre and Her Majesty's Theatre Sustainment Works
- Public Works Committee: Bolivar Wastewater Treatment Plant
- Public Works Committee: Eastern Fleurieu School Strathalbyn 7-12 Campus Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Ethelton Wastewater Pump Station Renewal Project
- Public Works Committee: Goodwood Junction Rail Grade Separation
- Public Works Committee: Hawker Desalination Project
- Public Works Committee: Legal Services Commission Head Office Relocation
- Public Works Committee: Mount Barker Development Water Supply Scheme Stage 1
- Public Works Committee: Patawalonga Lake System Sediment Management Project
- Public Works Committee: Port Augusta Central Oval Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Port Wakefield Water Supply Upgrade
- Public Works Committee: Riverbank Precinct Pedestrian Bridge
- Public Works Committee: Riverine Recovery Project Wetlands Phase 1b Infrastructure
- Public Works Committee: Salisbury Metropolitan Fire Station
- Public Works Committee: South Coast Primary Health Care Precinct
- Public Works Committee: South Road Upgrade Torrens Road to River Torrens Early and Associated Works
- Public Works Committee: St Clair Railway Station Project
- Public Works Committee: Tea Tree Plaza O-Bahn Interchange Car Park
- Public Works Committee: Tonsley Park Master Plan Development
- Public Works Committee: Tonsley Public Transport Project—Stage 1 and 2
- Public Works Committee: Wayville Railway Station Project
- Public Works Committee: Windsor Gardens Vocational College Redevelopment
- Publishing Committee
- Retirement Villages
- Reynella Football Club
- Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
- Seaview High School
- Second-Hand Goods Bill
-
Select Committee on a Review of the Retirement Villages Act 1987
- Select Committee on Dogs and Cats As Companion Animals
- South Australia Police
- Southern Expressway
- Sporting and Recreational Facilities
- Statutes Amendment (Real Estate Reform Review and Other Matters) Bill
- Supply Bill 2013
- Tonsley Railway Line
-
Unsung Heroes Awards
- Veterans' Health Week
- Yarnell Wildfires
- YMCA Open Doors Program
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-
Questions
- Adelaide Cricket Test
- Adelaide Oval
-
Advanced Manufacturing Strategy
- Alcohol-Fuelled Violence
-
Australian Swimming Championships
- Automotive Industry
- Citizens' Juries
-
City of Adelaide Planning
- Clipsal 500
- Competitive Foods Initiative
- Compulsory Third-Party Insurance
- Consumer and Business Services
- Disability Services
- Emirates Airlines
- Energy Prices
- Enterprise Patient Administration System
- Equal Opportunity Commissioner
- Export Industry
- Eyre Peninsula Emergency Services
-
Firearms Prohibition Orders
-
2013-10-16
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- Fleet SA
- Flinders University
-
GM Holden
- Health Budget
- Hospital Demand
- Hospital Fire Safety
- Industry Participation Advocate
- Innovation Voucher Program
-
Integrated Transport and Land Use Plan
- Launchpad Program
- Manufacturing Sector
- Minda Aquatic Centre
- Mineral and Energy Resources
- Mineral Resources
- Mining and Advanced Manufacturing Links
- Mount Barker State Emergency Service
- Murray-Darling Basin Plan
- National Disability Insurance Scheme
- National Youth Week
- Operation Distraction
-
Planning Strategy
-
2013-11-13
-
- Police Photo Identification
- Priority Bus Lanes
- Prisoner Rehabilitation
-
Road Safety
- Royal Adelaide Hospital Open Ideas Competition
- School and Preschool Facilities
- Sheidow Park Primary School
- Skills for All
- Small Business Commissioner
- Smart Card Technology
- South Australian Aquatic and Leisure Centre
- South Road Upgrades
-
Southern Expressway
- State Rail Network
- Suicide Prevention
- Sustainable Industries Education Centre
- Swimming Pool Safety
- Tonsley Redevelopment Site
- Trade Licensing
- Unconventional Gas Projects
- United States Secretary of State
- Vehicle Safety Technology
- Wine Forum
- World Education Games
-
Speeches
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SNELLING, John James
-
Speeches
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee
-
Appropriation Bill 2012
-
2012-05-31
-
2012-06-13
-
- Appropriation Bill 2013
- Budget Papers
- Community Foodie Program
- Compulsory Third-Party Insurance
- Construction Industry Long Service Leave (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Economic and Finance Committee
- Environment, Resources and Development Committee
-
First Home Owner Grant (Housing Grant Reforms) Amendment Bill
-
2012-10-18
-
2012-10-30
-
-
ForestrySA
- Future Submarine Project
- GM Holden
-
Graffiti Control (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Health Care (Administration) Amendment Bill
-
2013-10-16
-
2013-10-30
-
- Health Department
-
Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (South Australia) (Protection of Title—Paramedics) Amendment Bill
-
2013-10-16
-
2013-10-30
-
-
Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (South Australia) (Restricted Birthing Practices) Amendment Bill
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2013-09-25
-
2013-10-16
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- Knight, Prof. J.
- Legal Practitioners (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Lower Eyre Health Advisory Council
-
Member for Adelaide, Naming
- Mental Health Services
-
Motor Vehicle Accidents (Lifetime Support Scheme) Bill
-
2013-03-06
- 2013-03-19
- 2013-03-21
-
2013-05-16
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- Parliamentary Remuneration
-
Parliamentary Remuneration (Basic Salary) Amendment Bill
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2012-03-29
-
2012-05-02
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-
Payroll Tax (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
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2012-10-18
-
2012-11-13
-
- Public Works Committee
- Publishing Committee
- Retirement Villages
- Select Committee on a Review of the Retirement Villages Act 1987
- Select Committee on Dogs and Cats As Companion Animals
- Select Committee on Matters Relating to the Independent Education Inquiry
- Select Committee on Sustainable Farming Practices
-
Sittings and Business
- Smith, Corporal Scott James
- Speaker, Election
- Standing Orders Suspension
- Statutes Amendment (National Energy Retail Law Implementation) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment and Repeal (Budget 2012) (No. 2) Bill
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2012-11-01
-
2012-11-13
-
-
Statutes Amendment and Repeal (Budget 2012) Bill
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2012-05-31
- 2012-06-13
- 2012-09-18
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2012-09-20
-
-
Statutes Amendment and Repeal (TAFE SA Consequential Provisions) Bill
- 2012-10-30
-
2013-02-05
- 2013-03-19
- Supply Bill 2012
- Tatts
- Unregistered Birthing Services
- Valedictories
- Veterinary Practice (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Zoos SA
-
Answers
- Aboriginal Health Survey
- Agriculture Sector
- Air Force 462 Squadron
- Air Warfare Destroyer
- ANZAC Centenary
- ANZAC Day
-
APY Lands, Children's Health Services
- APY Lands, Drug and Alcohol Services
-
APY Lands, Health
- Avalon Airshow
-
Bae Systems
-
2013-04-11
-
- Bravest of the Brave Travelling Exhibition
- Breast Screening
- Broens SA
- Car Parking Levy
- Carbon Tax
-
Ceduna Day Centre
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Central Australia Renal Study
-
Clare District Hospital
- Commemorative Medals
-
Compulsory Third-Party Insurance
- Construction Industry
- Construction Industry Training Board
- Coral Sea Commemoration
-
Country Dialysis Services
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Credit Rating
- Da Vinci Surgical Robot
- Darwin Bombing Anniversary
-
Defence Industry
- Defence Reserves Support Council
- Defence Sector
- Dental Care
-
Desalination Plant
-
2012-07-12
-
- Disabled Prisoners
-
Edinburgh Defence Base
- Employment Figures
-
Enterprise Patient Administration System
-
2013-10-15
-
2013-10-30
-
2013-11-13
-
- Eye Bank of South Australia
- Federal Budget
- Firefighters, Workers Compensation
-
Flinders Medical Centre
- 2013-02-21
-
2013-05-15
- Food Safety Rating Program
-
ForestrySA
- 2012-02-15
-
2012-11-27
-
Frome Electorate
-
2013-11-28
-
- Future Submarine Project
- Glenside Health Service
- Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
-
Goods and Services Tax
- Government Information
- Government Invoices and Accounts
-
Government Leaks
-
2013-10-17
-
- Government Revenue
-
Hampstead Rehabilitation Centre
-
Health and Hospital Care
-
Health Budget
- Health Department
-
Health Department Staff
-
Health Funding
-
2013-11-13
-
-
Health Information Technology Projects
-
2013-11-13
-
-
Health System
-
Health, Oracle Corporate System
- Home Ownership
-
Hospital Parking
-
Hospital Staffing
-
2013-09-10
-
- Hospital Statistics
-
Housing Construction Grant
- Houston, Air Chief Marshal
-
Infrastructure Projects
- International Hospice and Palliative Care Day
- International Investors
-
James Nash House
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Knight, Prof. J.
-
2013-03-07
-
- Lower Eyre Health Advisory Council
- McLaren Vale and Districts War Memorial Hospital
-
Mental Health Facilities
-
Mental Health Palliative Care Initiative
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Mental Health Programs
-
2013-11-15
-
- Ministerial Staff
-
Modbury Hospital
-
Motor Accident Commission
- Mount Gambier Airport
- Mount Gambier Hospital
-
Naltrexone
-
2013-11-15
-
- Naracoorte Hospital
- National Disability Insurance Scheme
- Nurses and Midwives Enterprise Agreement
-
Obesity Prevention and Lifestyle Program
-
2013-11-15
-
- Pacific 2013 International Maritime Exposition
- Paediatric Health
- Paramedics
-
Patient Assistance Transport Scheme
-
Payroll Tax
-
2012-05-29
-
- Penola War Memorial Hospital
- Prisoner Complaint, Ombudsman's Report
-
Private Health Insurance Rebate
-
Public Sector Employees
- Public Sector Leave Entitlements
- Racing Industry
- Real Estate Sales
- Repatriation General Hospital
- Rescue Helicopters
- Rheinmetall Defence
- Riverland Health Services
-
Riverland Indigenous Health Services
-
2013-09-10
-
-
Royal Adelaide Hospital
- Royal District Nursing Service
- SA Health Awards
-
SA Lotteries
- 2012-02-16
-
2012-11-27
- SA Water
- Saicorp
- Salaried Medical Officers Enterprise Agreement
-
Severe Domestic Squalor
-
2013-11-15
-
- Shared Services SA
- South Australian Economy
- South Australian Film Corporation
-
South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute
-
2013-06-20
-
-
South Australian Travel Centre
- South Coast District Hospital
- South East Forestry Partnerships Program
-
State Budget
- State Economy
-
State Final Demand
-
2012-06-12
-
- State Finances
-
Submarine Program
- Super Typhoon Haiyan
- Sustainable Budget Commission Report
-
TAFE Fees
- Targeted Voluntary Separation Packages
- Timber Industry
- Treasury and Finance Department
- Unexpired Risk Expenses
- Veterans' Advisory Council
- Veterans' Memorial Projects
- Water Pricing
- Wheelchairs
-
Women's and Children's Hospital
-
WorkCover
-
2012-09-19
- 2012-10-17
-
-
Zoos SA
-
2012-03-13
-
2012-03-14
-
-
Speeches
-
SUCH, Robert Bruce
-
Speeches
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee (Presiding Member) Amendment Bill
- Aboriginal Laws and Practices
-
Address in Reply
- Adoption (Consent to Publication) Amendment Bill
-
Advertising for Publicly Funded Employees Bill
-
2012-04-05
- 2013-03-07
-
- Affordable Public Housing
- Animal Welfare (Commercial Breeding of Companion Animals) Amendment Bill
-
Antisocial and Criminal Behaviour
- 2012-07-11
-
2013-07-24
-
Appropriation Bill 2012
-
Appropriation Bill 2013
- Australian Year of the Farmer
- Bali Bombings
- Barossa Valley
- Blevins, Hon. Frank
- Blue Gum Forestry
- Burial and Cremation Bill
- Carbon Tax
- Chamber Tapestries
- Childcare Services
- City of Adelaide (Capital City Committee) Amendment Bill
- City of Adelaide Restoration Project
- Civil Partnerships Bill
-
Constitution (Casual Vacancies) Amendment Bill
-
2012-03-29
- 2012-10-18
-
- Constitution (Recognition of Aboriginal Peoples) Amendment Bill
- Cost of Living Pressures
- Country Hospitals
- Country Schools
- Criminal Law (Sentencing) (Guilty Pleas) Amendment Bill
-
Criminal Law (Sentencing) (No Conviction on Election to be Prosecuted) Amendment Bill
-
2012-03-29
- 2012-10-18
-
- Criminal Law (Sentencing) (Suspended Sentences) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Aggravated Offences) Amendment Bill
- Da Vinci Surgical Robot
- Defence Force Nursing Officers
- Departmental Finances
- Development (Development Plan Amendments) (Notification) Amendment Bill
-
Development (Interim Development Control) Amendment Bill
- Diabetes
- Economic and Finance Committee: Annual Report 2012-13
- Economic and Finance Committee: Emergency Services Levy 2012-13
- Economic and Finance Committee: Workforce and Education Participation
- Education and Child Development Department
- Electoral (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Electoral (Optional Preferential Voting) Amendment Bill
-
2012-04-05
- 2012-11-01
-
-
Electoral (Voting Age) Amendment Bill
-
2012-04-05
- 2012-07-12
-
- Electricity (Early Termination) Amendment Bill
- Ending Life with Dignity (No. 2) Bill
-
Ending Life with Dignity Bill
-
2013-02-07
- 2013-07-23
-
- Evidence (Identification) Amendment Bill
- Evidence (Reporting on Sexual Offences) Amendment Bill
-
Expiation of Offences (Speeding Offences) Amendment Bill
-
2012-03-01
- 2012-06-14
-
- Farming Rights
- Fishing Super Trawler
- Flagstaff Road
- Foetal Alcohol Syndrome
- Food (Labelling of Free-Range Eggs) (No. 2) Amendment Bill
- Food (Labelling of Free-Range Eggs) Amendment Bill
- GM Holden
- Gonski Education Review
- Graffiti Control (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Happy Valley Roundabout
- Housing and Urban Development (Administrative Arrangements) (Urban Renewal) Amendment Bill
- Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Bill
- Integrated Museum
- Judicial Commission
- Legal, Justice and Police Retirements
- Legislative Review Committee: Criminal Cases Review Commission Bill
- Levai, Ms A.
- Life Skills Education
- Liquor Licensing (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Liquor Licensing (Small Venue Licence) Amendment Bill
- Liquor Licensing (Supply to Minors) Amendment Bill
- Liquor Usage
- Litter Reduction
-
Local Government (Boundary Reform) Amendment Bill
-
2012-04-05
- 2012-05-31
-
-
Local Government (Elections) (Voting Age) Amendment Bill
-
2012-10-18
- 2012-11-01
-
- Local Government (Interment of Human Remains) Amendment Bill
- Local Government Reform
- Local Government, Constitutional Recognition
- Major Events Bill
- Mcgee, Mr Eugene
- Members of Parliament
- Menopause
- Motor Vehicle Accidents (Lifetime Support Scheme) Bill
- Motor Vehicles (Learner's Permits and Provisional Licences) Amendment Bill
- National Police Remembrance Day
- Native Vegetation (Road Verges) Amendment Bill
- Natural Resources Committee: Adelaide and Mount Lofty Region Natural Resources Management Levy
- Natural Resources Committee: Alinytjara Wilurara Natural Resources Management Region
- Natural Resources Committee: Annual Report 2011-12
- Natural Resources Committee: Annual Report 2012-13
-
Natural Resources Committee: Bushfire Preparedness
- Natural Resources Committee: Bushfire Tour 2012 Case Study, Mitcham Hills
- Natural Resources Committee: Foxes
- Natural Resources Committee: Levy Proposals 2012-13
- Natural Resources Committee: Levy Proposals 2013-14
- Natural Resources Committee: Review of Natural Resources Management Levy Arrangements
- Non-Government School Transport Policy
- Parliamentary Committees (Natural Disasters Committee) (No. 2) Amendment Bill
- Parliamentary Committees (Natural Disasters Committee) Amendment Bill
- Parole Laws and Practices
- Patient Assistance Transport Scheme
- Pedestrian Safety
- Police Complaints Authority (Police Ombudsman) Annual Report 2011-12
- President Obama
- Public Works Committee: Brighton Secondary School Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Elizabeth Special School New School
- Public Works Committee: Hope Valley and Happy Valley Wtp Cryptosporidium Management
- Public Works Committee: James Nash House Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Old Parliament House Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Patawalonga Lake System Sediment Management Project
- Public Works Committee: Riverine Recovery Project Wetlands Phase 1b Infrastructure
- Public Works Committee: South Road Upgrade Torrens Road to River Torrens Early and Associated Works
- Public Works Committee: St Clair Railway Station Project
- Public Works Committee: Tea Tree Plaza O-Bahn Interchange Car Park
- Public Works Committee: Tonsley Public Transport Project—Stage 1 and 2
- Public Works Committee: Wayville Railway Station Project
- Public Works Committee: Whyalla Special School New School
- Public Works Committee: Windsor Gardens Vocational College Redevelopment
- Ritson, Hon. R.J.
- Riverbank Footbridge
- Road Signage
- Road Traffic (Emergency Vehicles) Amendment Bill
-
Road Traffic (Traffic Speed Analysers) Amendment Bill
-
2012-03-01
- 2012-04-05
- 2013-03-07
-
- Robin Bridge
-
SA Water Land
- Same Sex Marriage Bill
- School Amalgamations
- Schoolchildren, Health Checks
- Science Centre
-
Select Committee on Antisocial and Criminal Behaviour
- Select Committee on Dogs and Cats As Companion Animals
- Social Development Committee
- Social Development Committee: Inquiry into Food Safety Programs
- Social Development Committee: Inquiry into New Migrants
- South Australia Police
- Speaker, Election
- Speeding Offence Penalties
- Spent Convictions (Decriminalised Offences) Amendment Bill
- Spent Convictions (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Sporting and Recreational Facilities
- Standing Orders Suspension
-
Statutes Amendment (Anti-Bullying) Bill
-
2012-04-05
- 2013-03-07
-
- Statutes Amendment (Appeals) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Courts Efficiency Reforms) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Fines Enforcement and Recovery) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Sex Work Reform) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Shop Trading and Holidays) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Smart Meters) Bill
- Statutes Amendment and Repeal (Superannuation) Bill
-
Subordinate Legislation (Proposals to Vary Regulations) Amendment Bill
-
2012-04-05
- 2013-03-07
-
- Suicide Prevention
- Summary Offences (Filming Offences) Amendment Bill
- Supreme Court Facilities
- Tobacco Smoking
- Torrens University Australia Bill
- Traffic Management
-
Voluntary Euthanasia Bill
-
2012-03-01
- 2012-06-14
-
- Western Front School Study Tours
- Wheat Marketing (Expiry) Amendment Bill
- Wilderness Protection (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Wind Farms
- Woman's Christian Temperance Union
- Women's Electoral Lobby
- Yarnell Wildfires
-
Questions
- Apologies and Legal Liability
-
Child Protection
- Child Sexual Exploitation Material
- Correctional Services
- Courts Performance
-
Da Vinci Surgical Robot
- Education System
- Electoral Reform
-
Energy Prices
-
2013-02-07
-
- GM Holden
- Good Driver Rewards
-
Government Agency Efficiency Review
- Jobs Growth Forecast
- Member for Giles
- Operation Distraction
- Parliamentary Reform
- Police, Undercover Operations
- Prisoner Education
- Red-Light Cameras
- Regional Judicial Services
- Regulated and Significant Trees
- School Attendance
- Sexual Health Education
- South Australian Brand
- Speed Cameras
- Spent Convictions
- Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
-
Speeches
-
THOMPSON, Mary Gabrielle
-
Speeches
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander War Memorial
- Adult Learners' Week
- ANZAC Day
- Australian Year of the Farmer
- Better Together Christie Downs
- Blevins, Hon. Frank
- Carbon Tax
- Child and Adolescent Domestic Violence
- Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
- Community Foodie Program
- Community Groups
- Community Support Organisations
- Constitution (Recognition of Aboriginal Peoples) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Assets Confiscation (Prescribed Drug Offenders) Amendment Bill
-
Desalination Plant
-
Domestic Violence
-
Environment, Resources and Development Committee
- Environment, Resources and Development Committee: Small Bars and Live Music
- Environment, Resources and Development Committee: Urban Density
- GM Holden
- Gonski Education Review
- Interstate Migration
- Legislative Review Committee: Criminal Cases Review Commission Bill
- Local Government (Boundary Reform) Amendment Bill
- Morphett Vale East School
- Morphett Vale Primary School
- Murray-Darling Basin
- National Police Remembrance Day
- Noarlunga TAFE and Flinders University
- O'Sullivan Beach Children's Centre
- O'Sullivan Beach Primary School
- Onkaparinga Clinical Education Program
- Past Adoption Practices
- Port Pirie Smelting Facility (Lead-In-Air Concentrations) Bill
- Public Works Committee: South Road Upgrade Torrens Road to River Torrens Early and Associated Works
- Re-Engage Youth Services
- Regional Development Australia
- Return to Work Project
- Reynell Education Forum
-
Road Traffic (Emergency Vehicles) Amendment Bill
-
2012-06-14
-
2012-09-20
-
-
Select Committee on the Road Traffic (Emergency Vehicles) Amendment Bill
- Southern Expressway
- Valedictories
- View Clubs
- Western Front School Study Tours
- Wirreanda High School
-
Questions
- Abilities for All Initiative
- Adelaide Festivals
- Adelaide High School
- Adult Community Education
- Adult Learners' Week
- Bus Shelter Program
- Channel 9 Young Achiever Awards
- City of Adelaide Planning
- Climate Change
- Container Deposit Scheme
- Coorong, Lower Lakes and Murray Mouth Region
- Correctional Services
- Country Dialysis Services
- Defence Industry
- Dooley, Mr A.
- Elder Abuse
- Energy Efficiency
- Environment, Water and Natural Resources Department
- Goods and Services Tax
- Hospital Infrastructure Improvements
- Hospital Parking
- India Engagement Strategy
- Industry Participation Advocate
- Infrastructure Projects
- Job Creation
- Metrocard
-
Mineral Resources
- Mining Industry
- Motor Accident Commission
- National Volunteer Week
- Nuriootpa High School
- Police Funding
- Prison Safety
- Public Sector Employees
- Public Sector Executives
- Public Sector Renewal Program
- Rail Electrification Project
- Select Council on Climate Change
-
Skills for All
- South Australian Brand
- South Australian Certificate of Education Merit Awards
- South Road Upgrades
- State Emergency Service
- Sustainable Building
-
Speeches
-
TRELOAR, Peter Andrew
-
Speeches
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee (Presiding Member) Amendment Bill
- Address in Reply
- Appropriation Bill 2012
-
Appropriation Bill 2013
-
2013-07-04
-
-
Aquaculture (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2012-06-14
-
- Australian Year of the Farmer
- Blue Gum Forestry
- Ceduna, Alcohol Abuse
- Co-Operatives National Law (South Australia) Bill
- Controlled Substances (Simple Cannabis Offences) Amendment Bill
- Country Road Maintenance
- Country Schools
-
Eyre Peninsula Bushfires
- 2012-11-14
-
2012-11-29
- Farming Rights
- Firearms (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Fisheries Management Act
- Fishing Super Trawler
- Flinders Electorate
- Grain Harvest
- Health Advisory Councils
- Heavy Vehicle National Law (South Australia) Bill
- Heritage Festival
- Interstate Migration
- Litter Reduction
- Lower Eyre Peninsula Water Supply
-
Marine Parks
- Marine Safety (Domestic Commercial Vessel) National Law (Application) Bill
-
Mentoring Ep
- Mining (Royalties) Amendment Bill
- Motor Vehicles (Learner's Permits and Provisional Licences) Amendment Bill
- Murray-Darling Basin
- National Gas (South Australia) (Gas Trading Exchanges) Amendment Bill
- National Health Funding Pool Administration (South Australia) Bill
- Natural Resources Committee: Annual Report 2012-13
-
Natural Resources Committee: Eyre Peninsula Water Supply
- Natural Resources Committee: Foxes
- New Zealand Fur Seals
- News Limited Freight Surcharge
- Non-Government School Transport Policy
- Parliamentary Committees (Natural Disasters Committee) (No. 2) Amendment Bill
- Pastoral Sector
- Port Lincoln Youthoria Cinema
- Public Works Committee: Ceduna Aboriginal Children and Family Centre
- Road Safety
- Schools, Drinking Water
- Sheringa Speed Limits
- Smith, Diane and Bryan
- Speed Limits
- Stillbirths
-
Supply Bill 2012
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2012-05-02
-
- Supply Bill 2013
- Thevenard Port Facilities
- Tod Highway
- Upper South East Dryland Salinity and Flood Management (Postponement of Expiry) Amendment Bill
- Wheat Marketing (Expiry) Amendment Bill
- Wheels in Motion Program
- Wilderness Protection (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Questions
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Community Service Work
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2012-04-05
-
-
Housing SA, Ceduna
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2012-06-29
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- Lower Eyre Health Advisory Council
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Marine Parks
- Public Service Association Legal Challenge
-
Public Service Employees
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2012-11-30
-
- Southern Expressway
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Stanhope Healthcare Services
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2012-06-29
-
-
Youth Services
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2012-06-29
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-
-
Speeches
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VAN HOLST PELLEKAAN, Daniel Cornelis
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Speeches
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee (Presiding Member) Amendment Bill
-
Aboriginal Lands Trust Bill
- Address in Reply
- Advance Care Directives Bill
- Animal Welfare (Commercial Breeding of Companion Animals) Amendment Bill
-
Appropriation Bill 2012
-
Appropriation Bill 2013
- Aquaculture (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Australian Year of the Farmer
- Baluch, Joy
- Black Caviar
- Blinman Mine
- Bundaleer Forest Bushfire
- Burra Rail Service
- Burra Railway Station
- Cadell Ferry
- Child Sex Offenders Registration (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Cinema Augusta
- Citrus Industry (Winding Up) Amendment Bill
- Constitution (Recognition of Aboriginal Peoples) Amendment Bill
- Controlled Substances (Simple Cannabis Offences) Amendment Bill
-
Country Hospitals
- Country Schools
- Criminal Law (Sentencing) (Suspended Sentences) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Protection for Working Animals) Amendment Bill
- Desert Fringe Festival
- Diabetes
- Dingoes
- Dyslexia Action Group
- Equal Opportunity (Sporting Competitions) Amendment Bill
- Eyre Peninsula Bushfires
- False Imprisonment
- Farming Rights
- Fire and Emergency Services (Volunteer Charters) Amendment Bill
-
Firearm Offences
- Firearms (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- First Home Owner Grant (Housing Grant Reforms) Amendment Bill
- Fisheries Management Act
- Flinders Ranges National Park
- Food (Labelling of Free-Range Eggs) Amendment Bill
-
Health Care (Administration) Amendment Bill
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2013-10-30
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- Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (South Australia) (Protection of Title—Paramedics) Amendment Bill
- Heavy Vehicle National Law (South Australia) Bill
- Interstate Migration
- Kidsafe
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Lake Eyre Basin
- Lavender Trail
- Levai, Ms A.
- Liquor Licensing (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Liquor Licensing (Small Venue Licence) Amendment Bill
- Liquor Licensing (Supply to Minors) Amendment Bill
- Livestock (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Marine Safety (Domestic Commercial Vessel) National Law (Application) Bill
- Mcgee, Mr Eugene
- Morgan Sawmill
- Motor Vehicles (Disqualification) Amendment Bill
- Motor Vehicles (Driver Licensing) Amendment Bill
- Motor Vehicles (Learner's Permits and Provisional Licences) Amendment Bill
-
Murray-Darling Basin
- National Police Remembrance Day
- Natural Resources Committee: Adelaide and Mount Lofty Region Natural Resources Management Levy
- Natural Resources Committee: Annual Report 2011-12
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Natural Resources Committee: Bushfire Preparedness
- Natural Resources Committee: Bushfire Tour 2012 Case Study, Mitcham Hills
- Natural Resources Committee: Draft Murray-Darling Basin Plan
- Natural Resources Committee: Levy Proposals 2012-13
- Natural Resources Committee: Levy Proposals 2013-14
- Natural Resources Committee: Murray-Darling Basin Water Resource Management
- Natural Resources Committee: Review of Natural Resources Management Levy Arrangements
- Natural Resources Committee: Upper South East Dryland Salinity and Flood Management Act Report 2010-11
- Natural Resources Committee: Upper South East Dryland Salinity and Flood Management Act Report 2011-12
- Non-Government School Transport Policy
- Olympic and Paralympic Games
- Olympic Dam Expansion
- Paralympic Games
-
Parliamentary Committees (Natural Disasters Committee) (No. 2) Amendment Bill
- Parliamentary Committees (Natural Disasters Committee) Amendment Bill
- Pastoral Sector
- Patient Assistance Transport Scheme
- Pest Animals and Weeds
- Petroleum and Geothermal Energy (Transitional Licences) Amendment Bill
- Plate, Mr ADAM
- Police Complaints Authority (Police Ombudsman) Annual Report 2011-12
- Police Numbers
- Police Resources
- Port Augusta Power Stations
- Port Germein Primary School Bus Service
- Prescribed Burns
- President Obama
- Public Works Committee: Port Augusta Central Oval Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Port Augusta Special School
- Public Works Committee: Port Pirie GP Plus Health Care Centre
- Rail Safety National Law (South Australia) Bill
- Regional Business
- Regional Development Australia
- Regional Transport Infrastructure
- Remote and Isolated Children's Exercise
- Riverbank Footbridge
- Road Or Ferry Closure (Consultation and Review) Bill
- Road Traffic (Average Speed) Amendment Bill
-
Road Traffic (Emergency Vehicles) Amendment Bill
- 2012-03-01
- 2012-09-20
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2012-11-29
- Salvation Army Community Centre, Port Augusta
- Same-Sex Marriage
-
Second-Hand Goods Bill
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2013-02-20
- 2013-02-21
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- Select Committee on the Road Traffic (Emergency Vehicles) Amendment Bill
- South Australia Police
-
Speed Limits
- Spent Convictions (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Sporting and Recreational Facilities
- Statutes Amendment (Cheltenham Park and Related Amendments) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Electronic Monitoring) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Fines Enforcement and Recovery) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Police) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Shop Trading and Holidays) Bill
-
Supply Bill 2012
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2012-05-02
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- TAFE SA Bill
- Water Lead Levels
-
Wilderness Protection (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Wilmington Bushfires
- Wind Farms
- Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation (Samfs Firefighters) Amendment Bill
- Yorkeys Crossing
- Young Offenders (Release on Licence) Amendment Bill
-
Questions
- Adelaide Oval
- Anti-Gang Task Force
-
Cavan Training Centre
- Clipsal 500
-
Clubs and Associations
-
Correctional Services
- Emirates Airlines
-
False Imprisonment
- Fire Danger Season
- Firearms Prohibition Orders
- Government Stationery Contract
- Housing SA, Disruptive Tenants
- Memorial Drive Tennis Facilities
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Neighbourhood Policing
- Numberplate Recognition Cameras
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Offender Management Plan
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2013-11-15
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- Olympic Dam Expansion
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Operation Disarm
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2013-04-11
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Police Drug Diversion Initiative
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2013-11-15
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Police Employment Policy
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2013-11-15
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Police Funding
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Police Numbers
- 2013-06-05
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2013-06-20
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Police Portable Data Terminals
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2013-06-20
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Police Stations
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2013-02-19
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2013-02-20
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Police Vehicles
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2013-11-15
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- Police Website
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Police, Expiation Notice Reversal
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2013-11-15
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- Portable Fingerprint Scanners
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Prison Drug Use
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2013-10-31
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Prisoner Complaint, Ombudsman's Report
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Prisoner Escape
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2013-10-31
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- Public Sector Employees
- Public Sector Reform
- Racing Industry
- Regional Communities Consultative Council
- Regional Development Australia
- Safe Communities
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South Australia Police
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South Australian Aquatic and Leisure Centre
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2012-11-30
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South Australian Travel Centre
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2012-02-28
- 2012-05-29
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- Starchase Pursuit Management Technology
- Surplus Employees
- Tour Down Under
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Tourism Commission
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2012-11-30
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-
Water Lead Levels
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Speeches
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VENNING, Ivan Howard
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Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Adoption (Consent to Publication) Amendment Bill
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Agriculture Sector
-
Appropriation Bill 2012
-
Appropriation Bill 2013
- Australian Year of the Farmer
- Baker, Hon. D.s.
- Baluch, Joy
- Barossa Valley
- Barossa Valley Hospital Services
- Barossa Valley Public Transport
- Barossa Wine Train
- Beckwith, Mr R.
- Blevins, Hon. Frank
- Blue Gum Forestry
- Burial and Cremation Bill
- Character Preservation (Barossa Valley) Bill
- Citrus Industry (Winding Up) Amendment Bill
- Co-Operatives National Law (South Australia) Bill
- Community Foodie Program
- Connelly, Mr E.
- Controlled Substances (Simple Cannabis Offences) Amendment Bill
- Country Dialysis Services
- Country Hospitals
- Country Schools
- Dairy Industry
- Defence Force Nursing Officers
- Economic and Finance Committee: Emergency Services Levy 2012-13
- Egg Standards
- Emergency Services Funding
- Farm Debt
-
Farming Rights
- 2012-03-14
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2012-04-04
- Ferguson, Mr D.m.
- Fishing Super Trawler
- Food (Labelling of Free-Range Eggs) Amendment Bill
- GM Holden
- Government Performance
- Heavy Vehicle National Law (South Australia) Bill
- Liquor Licensing (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Liquor Licensing (Small Venue Licence) Amendment Bill
- Liquor Licensing (Supply to Minors) Amendment Bill
- Litter Reduction
- Livestock (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Lyell McEwin Renal Dialysis Unit
- Major Events Bill
- Mcgee, Mr Eugene
- Member for Schubert
- Morgan-Whyalla Pipeline
- Motor Vehicles (Disqualification) Amendment Bill
- Motor Vehicles (Driver Licensing) Amendment Bill
-
Motor Vehicles (Historic Number Plates) Amendment Bill
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2012-06-14
- 2012-09-06
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- Motor Vehicles (Learner's Permits and Provisional Licences) Amendment Bill
- Murray-Darling Basin
- National Health Funding Pool Administration (South Australia) Bill
-
Natural Resources Committee: Bushfire Preparedness
- Natural Resources Committee: Foxes
- Natural Resources Committee: Levy Proposals 2012-13
- Natural Resources Committee: Levy Proposals 2013-14
- Natural Resources Committee: Review of Natural Resources Management Levy Arrangements
- Natural Resources Committee: Upper South East Dryland Salinity and Flood Management Act Report 2010-11
- Outer Harbor Grain Terminal
- Parliamentary Committee on Occupational Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation: Annual Report 2011-12
- Parliamentary Committee on Occupational Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation: South Australia's Ageing Workforce
- Parliamentary Committee on Occupational Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation: Vocational Rehabilitation and Return to Work Practices
- Parliamentary Committees (Natural Disasters Committee) (No. 2) Amendment Bill
- Parliamentary Committees (Natural Disasters Committee) Amendment Bill
- Personal Credit Rating
- Peter Lehmann
- Petroleum and Geothermal Energy (Transitional Licences) Amendment Bill
- Port Pirie Smelting Facility (Lead-In-Air Concentrations) Bill
- Public Works Committee: Main North Road Realignment Via Anama Lane
- Public Works Committee: Patawalonga Lake System Sediment Management Project
- Public Works Committee: Port Pirie GP Plus Health Care Centre
- Public Works Committee: Riverbank Precinct Pedestrian Bridge
- Public Works Committee: Swan Reach to Paskeville Pipeline High Voltage Switchboard Replacements
- Public Works Committee: Wayville Railway Station Project
- Queensland Election
- Rail Safety National Law (South Australia) Bill
- Regional Transport Infrastructure
- Remlap
- Residential Tenancies (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Riverbank Footbridge
- Road Safety
- Road Traffic (Average Speed) Amendment Bill
-
Robin Bridge
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2012-09-06
- 2012-11-29
- 2013-02-19
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- Same Sex Marriage Bill
- Select Committee on Dogs and Cats As Companion Animals
- Select Committee on the Grain Handling Industry
- Smith, Corporal Scott James
- South Australia Police
- South Australian Farmers Federation
- Speaker, Election
- State Economy
- Statutes Amendment (National Energy Retail Law Implementation) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Smart Meters) Bill
-
Supply Bill 2012
- Supply Bill 2013
- Surveillance Devices Bill
- Tourism
- Valedictories
- Veterinary Practice (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Wardle, Ivon Alfred Oam
- Warren Reservoir
- Weatherill Labor Government
- Western Front School Study Tours
- Wheat Marketing (Expiry) Amendment Bill
- Wine Vintage 2012
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Work Health and Safety Act
-
WorkCover
- Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation (Samfs Firefighters) Amendment Bill
- Zero Waste SA (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Questions
-
Country Dialysis Services
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2013-11-15
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- Murray River Ferries
-
Phylloxera
- Public Transport
- Robin Bridge
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-
Speeches
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VLAHOS, Leesa Anne
-
Speeches
- Anglicare Beyond Gambling Cambodian Art Exhibition
-
Appropriation Bill 2012
- Appropriation Bill 2013
- Australian Year of the Farmer
- Battle of Long Tan
- Cambodian and Laotian New Year
- Cambodian Association of South Australia
- Children's Protection (Lawful Surrender of Newborn Child) Amendment Bill
- City of Adelaide (Capital City Committee) Amendment Bill
- Controlled Substances (Simple Cannabis Offences) Amendment Bill
- Cost of Living Pressures
- Cyclists Smallbore Rifle Club Inc.
- Defence Force Nursing Officers
- Diabetes
- Education and Early Childhood Services (Registration and Standards) (Modification of National Law) Amendment Bill
-
Electoral (Optional Preferential Voting) Amendment Bill
- Equal Opportunity (Sporting Competitions) Amendment Bill
- Every Chance for Every Child
- Exercise Boss Lift
- Family Relationships (Surrogacy) Amendment Bill
- Festa Di San Giuseppe
- Firearms (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- First Home Owner Grant (Housing Grant Reforms) Amendment Bill
- Future Submarine Project
-
GM Holden
-
Government Stationery Contract
- Hoops4life
- Indigenous Veterans Memorial
- International Forum for Reconciliation and Peace
- Interstate Migration
- Kate Rhodes Oam Memorial Conference
- King George Tupou v
- Lake Windemere School
- Local Government (Superannuation Scheme) (Merger) Amendment Bill
- Motor Vehicle Accidents (Lifetime Support Scheme) Bill
- Multicultural Awards
- Navy Week
- Northern Volunteering SA Inc
- Parliamentary Committees (Natural Disasters Committee) (No. 2) Amendment Bill
- Pchum Ben
- Peacekeepers Day
- Port Pirie Smelting Facility (Lead-In-Air Concentrations) Bill
- Positive Ageing
- Samahan Filipino-Australian SA
-
South Australian Parliamentary Friends of the Republic of Cyprus
- Speeding Offence Penalties
- Supply Bill 2012
- Taylor Emergency Services Hubs
- Two Wells Recreation and Sports Funding
-
Vietnam Veterans Association of Australia
- Vietnam Veterans Day
-
Vietnamese New Year
- Vietnamese Women's Association
- Virginia Township
-
Waterloo Corner Junction
- Western Front School Study Tours
- Windemere Community Market
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Questions
- Adelaide Festival Events
- Arts Programs
- Automotive Industry
- Bravest of the Brave Travelling Exhibition
- Capital City Development Plan
- Child Dental Health
- Child-Friendly Adelaide
- Clipsal 500
- Commissioner for Aboriginal Engagement
- Community Recreation and Sport Facilities Program
- Community Safety Directorate
-
Compulsory Third-Party Insurance
- Consumer and Business Services
- Country Hospitals
- Darwin Bombing Anniversary
- Davenport Community Transport Service
- Defence Industry
-
Edinburgh Defence Base
-
Emirates Airlines
- Gawler and District College
- GM Holden
- Health and Biomedical Precinct
- Health and Hospital Care
- Health System
- Healthy Living Initiatives
- Hospital Statistics
- Housing
- Housing Construction Grant
-
Housing SA
-
Infrastructure Projects
- Kapunda High School
- Mineral Resources
- Mining Industry
- Multicultural Affairs
- Murray-Darling Basin Plan
- Northern Area Community and Youth Services
- Nurses and Midwives Enterprise Agreement
- Nyland, Justice Margaret
- Police Numbers
- Recreation and Sport Funding
- Regional Level Crossings
- Repatriation General Hospital
- Residential Tenancies Act
- Resources and Engineering Skills Alliance
- Salaried Medical Officers Enterprise Agreement
- Science Research
-
Skills for All
- South Australia Police
- South Australian Economy
- South Australian Law Reform Institute
- South Australian Public Teaching Awards
- STEM Skills
- Tongan Fire Service Partnership
- Torrens Transit
- Trade, Indonesia
- VACSWIM
- Water Conservation
-
Women's and Children's Hospital
-
Speeches
-
WEATHERILL, Jay Wilson
-
Speeches
- Aboriginal Constitutional Recognition
- Appropriation Bill 2013
-
Automotive Industry
-
Baker, Hon. D.s.
-
Baluch, Joy
- Blevins, Hon. Frank
- Brown, Mr M.J.
- Budget Papers
- Bushfire Update
- Child Protection
- Child Protection Inquiry
-
China Delegation
- City of Adelaide Planning
- Commissioner of Police
- Connelly, Mr E.
-
Constitution (Recognition of Aboriginal Peoples) Amendment Bill
-
2012-11-29
-
2013-03-05
-
- Construction Industry
-
Correctional Services (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Desalination Plant
- Disability Services
- DrugBeat
- Economic Growth
-
Economic Statement
- Education Policy
- Electoral Funding Reform
- Federal Budget
- Ferguson, Mr D.m.
- Firearm Offences
- First Home and Housing Construction Grants (Budget 2013) Amendment Bill
- Fringe Benefits Tax
- Future Fund
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Future Submarine Project
- 2013-02-20
-
2013-03-05
-
Gambling Advertising
-
GM Holden
- 2012-02-15
-
2012-03-28
- 2013-04-09
-
2013-11-14
- Graffiti Control (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Holden Coinvestment
-
Independent Commissioner Against Corruption
- India Engagement Strategy
- Inner City Revitalisation
- Kelton, Mr G.
- Marine Parks
- Members' Travel Provisions
-
Murray-Darling Basin
-
Murray-Darling Basin Plan
- National Education Reform Agreement
-
Olympic Dam Expansion
- Organised Crime
-
Parliamentary Standards
- 2012-02-28
-
2012-02-29
-
Past Adoption Practices
- Political Reform
- Privatisation
- Public Sector Employees
- Ritson, Hon. R.J.
- Riverbank Authority
- Royal Birth
- Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse
- Safer Communities, Safer Policing
- Same Sex Marriage Bill
- Seaman, Sir Keith
- Skills for All
- Smith, Corporal Scott James
- South Australian Brand
- Speaker, Election
- Stamp Duties (Off-The-Plan Apartments) Amendment Bill
-
Standing Orders Suspension
- Statutes Amendment (National Energy Retail Law Implementation) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Shop Trading and Holidays) Bill
-
2012-03-01
-
2012-03-14
-
-
Statutes Amendment and Repeal (TAFE SA Consequential Provisions) Bill
-
Summary Offences (Weapons) Amendment Bill
- Supply Bill 2013
-
Trading Hours
- Trevorrow, Mr Tom
- Unparliamentary Language
-
Urban Renewal Authority
-
Valedictories
- Wardle, Ivon Alfred Oam
- Water Pricing
- Weatherill Labor Government
- Wilson, Hon. I.b.c.
-
Wind Farms
- 2013-03-19
-
2013-03-20
-
Answers
-
Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation
-
2012-11-29
-
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Visual Arts Festival
- Adelaide City Wi-Fi Project
- Adelaide Convention Centre
-
Adelaide Festival
-
2013-07-05
-
-
Adelaide Festival Centre
-
Adelaide Festival Events
- Adelaide Fringe
- Adelaide Oval
- Adelaide Quality of Living
- Adelaide Thunderbirds
-
Advanced Manufacturing Strategy
- Affordable Living
- Agent-General's Office
-
Agriculture Sector
- aiAutomotive
-
Alcohol-Fuelled Violence
- 2012-09-04
-
2012-10-17
- Anangu Pitjantjatjara Operating Grant
- Anti-Gang Task Force
- Anti-Poverty Unit
-
APY Lands, School Attendance
-
Auditor-General's Report
-
Australian and New Zealand School of Government Initiative
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Australian Centre for Social Innovation
-
2012-09-06
- 2012-10-17
-
- Australian of the Year Awards
-
Australian Swimming Championships
- Autism Plan
- Autodom
- Automotive Industry
- BHP Billiton
- Brewing Industry
- Britannia Roundabout
-
Budget Assets and Liabilities
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Budget Forecast
- 2013-02-05
-
2013-05-01
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2013-05-15
-
2013-06-05
-
2013-11-26
- Building Indemnity Insurance
-
Cadell Ferry
-
Capital Investment
-
2013-11-15
-
-
Car Parking Levy
- 2013-02-07
- 2013-03-20
- 2013-03-21
-
2013-04-30
- Question Time (14:21)
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- Question Time (14:51)
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- Question Time (15:10)
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2013-10-29
-
2013-11-26
-
Carbon Tax
-
Carnegie Mellon University
-
Cavan Training Centre
- Chamber Photographs
-
Chief Executive Discretionary Fund
- Child Abuse Royal Commission
-
Child Protection
- 2012-10-31
- 2012-11-01
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2012-11-13
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2012-11-14
- 2012-11-28
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2013-07-03
- 2013-07-23
- 2013-07-24
- 2013-09-12
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2013-09-25
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2013-09-26
- 2013-10-15
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2013-10-16
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Child Protection Inquiry
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2013-07-03
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2013-07-04
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2013-07-23
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2013-09-24
- 2013-09-25
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2013-09-26
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2013-10-16
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- Child Sexual Exploitation Material
- Citizen Engagement Project
- Citizens' Juries
- City of Adelaide Planning
-
Clipsal 500
-
Closed Circuit Television
-
2013-07-05
-
- Commonwealth Government Funding
- Construction Industry
-
Consultants and Contractors
- 2012-02-14
- 2012-02-15
-
2012-11-30
-
2013-07-05
- 2013-10-15
- Coober Pedy Area School Principal
-
Corporate Restructure Scheme
-
2013-07-05
-
- Cranfield University
-
Defence Industry
- Defence White Paper
-
Desalination Plant
-
Disability Services
-
2012-03-14
-
- Early Childhood Education
- East Timor Initiative
- Economic Policy Unit
-
Economic Statement
-
Education and Child Development Department
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2012-02-14
-
-
Education and Children's Services Department
-
Electoral Funding Reform
-
2013-02-05
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- Electoral Reform
- Emirates Airlines
-
Employment Figures
- 2012-05-03
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2012-09-04
- 2012-09-05
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2012-09-06
- 2012-09-18
- 2012-10-18
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2013-02-05
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2013-02-06
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2013-02-07
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2013-04-11
- 2013-05-01
- 2013-06-05
-
2013-06-20
-
2013-09-12
-
2013-11-14
- 2013-11-28
- Energy Providers
-
Federal Budget
- Fight for the Murray
- Firearm Offences
-
Foley Advisory
-
ForestrySA
-
Fringe Benefits Tax
-
Future Submarine Project
-
GM Holden
-
2012-03-27
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2012-03-28
- 2013-02-20
-
2013-04-09
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2013-04-10
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2013-05-14
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2013-06-18
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2013-06-19
- 2013-09-10
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- Goods and Services Sales
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Goods and Services Tax
- Government Advertising
-
Government Agency Efficiency Review
- Government Contracts
- Government Leaks
- Government Policies
- Government Promises
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Government Savings
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2013-07-05
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-
Government Spending
-
2012-02-14
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2013-07-05
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Grant Programs
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2013-07-05
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-
Grants and Subsidies
- 2012-02-14
- 2013-03-05
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2013-07-05
- Health and Biomedical Precinct
- High Court Decision, Working Party
-
Holden Coinvestment
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2013-10-30
-
2013-10-31
-
-
Hospital Funding
-
Housing
- Housing Assistance Grants
-
India Engagement Strategy
- Indigenous Programs, Grants and Funding
-
Infrastructure Program
-
Infrastructure Projects
-
Insolvency Data
-
2013-06-05
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- Integrated Design Commission
- International Women's Day
- Iron Ore
- Irrigation Australia
- James Halliday Wine Companion Awards
-
Jobs Growth Forecast
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2013-11-28
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- Kangaroo Island
- Labor Leadership
- Land Warfare Conference
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MOTOR VEHICLES (LEARNER'S PERMITS AND PROVISIONAL LICENCES) AMENDMENT BILL
Second Reading
Adjourned debate on second reading.
(Continued from 24 July 2013.)
Ms CHAPMAN (Bragg—Deputy Leader of the Opposition) (11:03): As the shadow minister for road safety and spokesperson for the opposition, it is with pleasure that I rise to speak on the Motor Vehicles (Learner's Permits and Provisional Licences) Amendment Bill for consideration in the second reading. I would like to make the following contribution. May I say at the outset that I think the opposition has a proud record in supporting government initiatives that have the benefit—even possible benefit—of reducing death or injury to our young people, particularly those, of course, who are embarking on what should be an important and responsible development in their lives, namely, to be able to undertake the driving of a motor vehicle and providing them with the independence and graduation into adult life which comes with that.
It is an important skill. It is absolutely critical to the advancement of mobility for many people in South Australia, particularly those who are young and, in particular, also those who might live in areas in South Australia where there are no other alternative forms of transport, and country people are in that category. They rarely have access to public transport by way of buses or trains, or even taxi services, and rely on other members of the family or neighbours, colleagues in sport games and the like, to be able to be mobile, to be able to undertake work, go to school and undertake sporting, cultural or social activities in their communities.
It is in that environment that I indicate to the house that the opposition has given very careful consideration to the recommendations of the government and indicate that we are supportive of a number of initiatives that are encompassed in this bill but not others. It is a question of balancing the protection of our younger people particularly. In saying that, I do not mean to completely exclude those who might be taking up licence training in more mature years but, clearly, we are talking about mostly young people who, having attained the age of 16 years, start to develop their pathway towards independence and mobility by obtaining a licence.
It is in that environment that the opposition is keen to support any initiatives which will or even might possibly benefit those who are at risk of injury or death in this process but, on the other hand, balance the necessary capacity for people to be able to operate and not be unreasonably restricted in their access to that mobility. In short, the areas of opposition will be the government's proposal to increase the time that young people must remain on their P-plates, which is proposed to be from two to three years.
The second area is the proposal to introduce a curfew for P1 drivers from 12am to 5am, upon noting that, during the development and exploration of this legislation, the government has outlined a number of exemptions, namely for employment, training, formal volunteering and formal sports. They are two areas where we consider that the government has gone too far and which are not supported by the evidence in looking at the crash analysis, and that it does not achieve the right balance for those who have other commitments.
The initiatives that have come in this tranche of reform follow some legislation that was introduced several years ago, which the opposition was proud to support. I think it is fairly safe to say that the initiatives that have been introduced, which we have supported, have demonstrably had benefit, and we are very pleased to see that. It is in that environment as well that we raise some questions about the need to progress further into the areas we have identified that we oppose.
However, it is pretty clear that, over the last 10 years, there has been a concerted effort in a number of jurisdictions—state parliaments in particular—to work on initiatives, including legislative initiatives, to reduce fatalities amongst that 17 to 25 age group, and that has been excellent. It is still clear that the most at-risk period for people who may die or be seriously injured in a motor vehicle on our roads is in that three-month period immediately following the gaining of a licence. They are past the supervision period. They are past the initial training period. They are in the vehicle on their own, with no supervisor present.
I will not dwell on the factors of loss of confidence and lack of experience particularly, but I think it is fairly well understood that this is a very vulnerable period. I think it is fair to say that, in recognising this, it is not exclusive to young people, it is just that, clearly, for the reasons we have outlined, there is a large cohort that come into the system eager to have that advancement to independence and mobility and, of course, when they are age limited to be able to do that they come in in a rush.
But there are other people who learn to drive at a later age. Sometimes that is because they have not had the need or requirement to drive a vehicle in another country, then they have come to South Australia and there are certain obligations and qualifications to be able to progress to actually driving here in our jurisdiction. So, they may not have had any experience. Others may have lived in areas where they have had access to public transport and it is not needed and then they have come to Australia, or South Australia, and found that it is necessary, either because we do not have adequate public transport or—heaven forbid—have public transport but it does not run.
So, we need to recognise that there is another cohort of new drivers, new applicants for licensing, that need to be considered. It is fair to say that, young or old, if you are new at the job and it is a new initiative that is being undertaken, that is also a vulnerable period. Certainly, in my parents' generation, and probably other members' generation, it was quite common for women, once married, not to obtain their licence; their husbands might have had their licence. So, we have quite a cohort of people in the mature age women category in the community who have either no licence or have obtained their licence in later years. They also face the challenges of confidence, inexperience and the like, and they too can be vulnerable to a high risk time. In any event, I think it is fair to say that because there are so many in the younger group, between 17 and 25, we are keen to do all we can.
Other jurisdictions have also introduced measures specifically aimed at reducing the death toll among young Australians, and I will refer to those shortly. A number of those jurisdictions, I think it is fair to say, have kept pace or have been in advance of what we have done, but overall the state jurisdictions have learnt from each other's initiatives that have been successful and have tried to replicate that with the objective of protecting our children's lives.
I will refer to the initiatives announced by the government that have our support and then identify the problem areas. The first initiative of the government is to restrict all P1 drivers, allowing no more than one passenger between the ages of 16 and 20 for the duration of their P1 licence. There is an exemption system that sits aside to that, but in essence the passenger restrictions are to apply to new and existing P1 drivers aged under 25 years.
There will be a penalty for a breach of restriction and that will be three demerit points and an expiation fee. As noted, the passenger restriction exists during the P1 phase in Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria. Those following this debate will probably be familiar with the fact that we have a learner's period, a P1 period and a P2 period, all of which have various obligations, but, just in case someone stumbles across this contribution, I will just put that on the record.
The exemptions that are proposed include: more that one peer passenger may be carried, if required, during the course of employment; secondly, police members driving on duty, and members of other emergency services, both paid and volunteer, while they are driving on duty; thirdly, immediate family members may be carried, regardless of their age; and finally, if the qualified supervising driver is present in the vehicle, the restriction does not apply. Again, for the record, there are certain periods during this training period that a qualified supervising driver (QSD) needs to be present.
It will be necessary for the driver to carry evidence while driving if they wish to avail themselves of any of the exemptions; for example, a letter from their employer which obviously confirms their need to be driving a motor vehicle—it may be with coworkers or the like, and that will be an inconvenience, we would see; but, obviously, if the initiative is going to be readily policed, we accept that that would be part of the process and we think it can potentially make a difference.
The Registrar of Motor Vehicles will be able to make some additional exemptions for a class of persons via a Gazette notice, if there are unforeseen and exceptional circumstances. We think this is important, because the Registrar of Motor Vehicles has quite a few discretionary powers, actually—they are rarely exercised, I might say—but if we have good ministers, then they are alert to any necessary additions. Quite often that can be covered by regulation, but we do give the Registrar of Motor Vehicles a fairly wide set of powers.
I think one of them still remains, and that is that they have capacity to be able to suspend licences; I do not know that that has ever been used. I remember when we had a case which came to the attention of the parliament in respect of someone being able to continue to drive. They had had a disability in relation to their sight, and notwithstanding that there had been a rather horror history of death and injury as a result of this person's driving skill or lack thereof, there had not been any exercising by the then registrar of motor vehicles to actually suspend the licence.
This did puzzle me a bit, and I wondered why we actually give them these powers if they do not exercise them. In that instance, ultimately some time later, the courts became involved and there was some action taken. It beggars belief that we give a lot of attention to dealing with some matters, yet others seem to be largely unattended to.
I think it is fair to say, in the general and very long consultation on the development of all these initiatives, which started several years ago with the government's publication of a discussion paper which was issued back in 2011, culminating in a published position by the government as to the outcomes of the public consultation, that this initiative, through that process, both survived and attracted considerable support from the stakeholders that are relevant and very interested in these types of initiatives.
These stakeholders include the Royal Automobile Association, which is responsible to its many thousands of members who are motorists on our roads, and organisations such as the AMA, the Motor Transport Association, councils in respect of road safety, and the police department. It seems that a workable arrangement for the police is enforcement, together with the primary objectives set against relatively minimum inconvenience, all accommodated in this initiative. We wish this a happy progress through the parliament and we hope that it will be well received in the community.
The other area where the opposition gives support to this proposal is the removal of the regression to a previous licence stage. The importance here is that L-platers and P-drivers who return to driving after serving a disqualification will no longer regress to the previous licence stage. It is fair to say that, meritorious as a number of those penalties were, the application of this has produced some unacceptable outcomes, and so we support the government in removing this as a consequence to this category of parties serving their disqualification.
Essentially, novice drivers will return to the licensing stage that they held at the time of the offence. The offence committed at an L will return to an L (minimum of three months), an offence committed at P1 will return to the beginning of the P1, and the offence committed at P2 will return to the beginning of the P2. As a result of removing the regression, L and P drivers will not need to repass the test associated with the previous stage. I think the government is responding to an issue that needed addressing, and we on this side of the house appreciate that.
I think it is fair to say that in the course of reviewing this, no evidence came to light or was put to us at briefings that the regression and the retesting requirements would actually lead to any safer novice drivers. The regression, as I think I have indicated, added to the complexity of the graduated licensing scheme, making it difficult for young drivers and their families to understand. Of course, there is also the cost to retest under those requirements. That will be saved for those drivers, now that that has been removed.
I do not want to underestimate the importance of safety. There is no demonstrable benefit here, and so we need to fix up this anomaly and minimise the confusion that happens when this is used as a penalty. The cost is not insignificant either. The whole process, in fact, for anyone to advance through the graduated licensing scheme—undertake the relevant tests, make all the applications—is quite expensive.
I think it is worth noting that a member of my own staff, a trainee, recently received notice that her provisional conditions were going to come to an end in a few days. She got notice then that she could, of course, apply for renewal of a driver's licence. She is going to be fully fledged as a driver, having undertaken her mandatory period of progress and all the testing and so on. Young Steph had achieved congratulations.
Then, of course, she got notice of what it would cost. Members might be interested to know that it now costs $407 to get a licence with your photograph on it to be able to drive for 10 years. Of course, governments will always say that you can apply annually for less than $100—$56 for one year, $95 for two years, and then it is a progressive increase from there. However, every year you renew that you have to pay a fee of $17 just to administer the process of paying the government money for you to have the right to be able to drive.
It is interesting that in the United Kingdom—and I think this is still the case—once you have passed the test and once you have actually successfully applied for your licence to drive, you get your licence and you get it for life. There are certain obligatory tests that need to be undertaken as you mature in years, with the presumption that if you become more frail and aged you are vulnerable to more risk in your driving. In fact, we have them in South Australia obviously to protect other drivers and those who might cause injury to themselves as a result of some disability by age or otherwise.
Yet in South Australia we have this system where there is an obligation to continue to go back to the government and keep asking them, with a payment, for permission to be able to drive lawfully. It seems a rather curious system to me but perhaps if we are in government we will be able to look at some initiatives.
What is important is that in the lifetime of the government, while I have been here, some 11 years—and I think it is only about 176 days until the next election (I can hardly wait)—is that we appreciate that the very big cohort of people who are going through this licensing system are young people. They are 17 to 25 year olds, they are very unlikely to have access to significant funds to be able to afford to pay for their 10 years' right to drive and, if they are forced because of their impecunious state or do not have a mum or dad or someone to pay up for them, that they are going to have to pay annually and get whacked with these administration fees.
It is disappointing for them. They go through all these hoops and then they get whacked financially. Good luck to Steph in her driving. I also mention that she came out with me, and I thank the minister for this because we had an opportunity to visit one of the agencies that provides for the tests which I will refer to in a moment, the hazard perception test (HPT). We went out to one of your magnificent facilities, minister, and Steph from my office undertook the hazard perception test. She told me she had done it before and apparently you can go online and practise and do all sorts of things. I might give it to the shadow cabinet to see whether they succeed in getting through it. She passed it with flying colours. We are very proud of her.
It is an important initiative and, while I come to that, even to do that costs $36, so there are lots of little costs along the way that our young people have to endure. At present a hazard perception test needs to be undertaken by anyone who wishes to graduate from a P1 licence to a P2 licence. The third of the proposed amendments, which we think the government has got right and which we will support, is that they must pass that HPT to progress from the learner's permit to P1. This brings this forward. It provides an earlier and additional opportunity for the hazard perception skills to be assessed prior to solo driving or driving without the supervisor.
The other aspect which we found a very good initiative is that drivers will no longer need to visit the customer service centre to upgrade from a P1 to P2. This has been considered in other jurisdictions already. In Victoria and Western Australia they have this system, and some of the other jurisdictions are a little later, but the reduction for personal obligation to attend we think is important because they can do it at the time they are there for the purpose of going from L to P1.
For members who are not familiar with the HPT procedure, the applicant goes into the facility and goes online. It is an electronic facility; it is like a game. I think most of the people in this parliament probably have not actually ever had to do one; if they have not, have a look at them. I think they are quite instructive because all of us have to keep up with road rules.
Most members would have had constituents say to them, 'I think the problem with young drivers is that they get into a situation that causes some danger—they are skidding on the road, a vehicle comes into the carriageway unannounced, perhaps coming in illegally or without reasonable notice—and they are really put to the test. You are on your mettle, and you have to be able to think quickly, react safely and ensure that they preserve themselves and not injure others.'
That is an aspect that commonly comes to me, as I am sure it does to other members who are looking at the contribution they can make to keeping young people safer. It is a good thing to go and have a look at, and it is a good initiative of the government to bring forward so that we protect and give every chance to our young people.
The next matter is the initiative to extend the provisional licence period from two years to three years. This would effectively mean that instead of being able to go onto your full licence, under our current graduated scheme, as early as 19 years of age, the applicant would be 20. So, if you apply for your learner's permit when you are aged 16 years—remembering that the rules currently do not let you go to P1 until you are 17—whether you are 16 years and nine months or 16 years and do the whole year on your L plates, you cannot actually graduate to P1 until you are 17.
That will be the direct implication here: all new provisional drivers, upon commencement of the legislation, will spend three years on their provisional licence. The existing provisional drivers, at the very least, will not be caught up in this; they will continue under the current system and slowly they will work through the system. It is fair to say that in some other jurisdictions, including New South Wales, Queensland, Tasmania and the ACT, they have made provision for this.
It seems therefore that the government has some support, by comparison with other jurisdictions, to progress this initiative. The opposition feels, however, that again, we need to consider that whilst there is a considerable cohort of 17 to 25 year olds who get caught up in this process, and have to develop their skills and get over several hurdles to be able to drive, who live in metropolitan Adelaide, a very significant number live in peri-urban and rural parts of South Australia—some quite remote areas.
We encourage our young people to stay on at school; whether they are going to school in their local town and need to be able to drive to that school, or they are going to a place of employment or training, and they need that access. Quite often, it is not in their local town and they need to go to another major regional area, if not come to the city, to advance their academic or training qualifications or ultimately gain employment.
So, to provide this restriction for another year does raise some questions of serious inconvenience and extra burden for those who live in regional areas. The opposition simply takes the view that this is not addressing a period of risk, remembering that it is the period after the period of supervision that is the most vulnerable time for young people, not when they are coming off their P-plates.
Another aspect is that I do not think that the government truly appreciates the inconsistency between asking people at 18 or 19 years of age to be responsible, to have legal entitlements and responsibilities, such as voting, the right to marry or even, in certain circumstances, taking up arms to defend our country, or becoming a police cadet and undertaking the management of firearms—we ask our young people to do many things at 18 or 19 years of age—and saying to them at 19, 'You should stay on a P-plate because we are putting you in that category where we need to impose conditions on you until you are 20.' I see that as quite inconsistent and unnecessary, given that there is no demonstrable benefit.
To some degree, some of these issues also apply to the perhaps most controversial initiative of the government—that is, to introduce a curfew, restricting P1 drivers for the duration of their P1 period from driving between midnight and 5am. As I flagged earlier, and the minister has noted in his contribution, an exemption system sits with this that has been expanded after consultation, and we are appreciative of that. I think to that extent, the government has listened.
However, I suggest, and I think the opposition takes the view, that the data simply does not support the introduction of this initiative. It is also important to note that although curfews, suspensions and disqualifications apply and are dotted throughout our disciplinary penalty processes when people break laws, in no other jurisdiction is there a disqualification for everybody who is in a P1 position—no other jurisdiction. It does raise the question given that other jurisdictions have been considering these matters and actually introducing curfews themselves, particularly when there have been disqualifications. For example, already in South Australia we have a disqualification in some circumstances where you cannot drive between 12 and 5am unless a QSD is present for a year. That is a penalty situation that we already have. It is an initiative that we supported.
In Western Australia they have a 12am to 5am curfew for the first six months only on a P-plate and they can apply for exemptions. During the briefings that I had—and I think it was evident through some other submissions—no apparent data has been produced to confirm whether or not that in itself has been successful or whether it has just become an absolute nightmare for local police or, in fact, as one would expect, young people are smart and perhaps driving between 12 and 5am and not displaying their position of being under the graduated licensing scheme and therefore avoiding detection by a passing police officer who might think, 'Oh, I'll pull that P-plater over because it's 1am and I will deal with it.'
Victoria, New South Wales and Tasmania have no restrictions whatsoever, similarly with the ACT and the Northern Territory. Queensland—just for completeness—does have a penalty position for one year from 11pm to 5am for disqualified drivers under 25 but, again, there are some exemption provisions.
Western Australia has started a much more narrow initiative. Some others use it as a penalty, but the rest have clearly considered it and rejected it. Why would that be so? I think for exactly the same reasons that the opposition takes the view that the curfew initiative has simply gone too far. It is fair to say that thousands of other young people, in their electronic protest to this, have also sent a very clear message—why should we be significantly inconvenienced either to not be able to drive at all or to carry around a volume of documents to say that we are on our way home from the football club, some formal sport, are travelling for a CFS voluntary position early one morning or have employment obligations?
Firstly, why should that happen and, certainly, why should it happen for people who are law abiding and working their way through the graduated system in an orderly and compliant manner? It just seems beyond belief that we would be penalising all those thousands of other young people to not be able to drive in that time frame.
Just this week I was in Grenfell Street doing some media on another issue—as most members would appreciate it was something to do with the trains, which is a regular occurrence—when somebody came up to me and said, 'I am Miss So-and-so. I live in Tim Whetstone's electorate.' I said, 'That's great.' She said, 'I have taken up this issue about P-platers.' I said, 'Yes, Mr Whetstone has raised those matters with me. He is very concerned as well about what's going to happen.'
She said, 'Well, let me tell you, I've got a son who's going on his P-plate and he works at Hungry Jacks in one of the local towns up there. He comes home at 3am. He does the job during school holidays. Is he going to have to go and get a letter from his employer for the school holidays when he does it and then the next school holidays because it's not continuous employment, or, if he gets a job at the local hardware store, is he going to have to get another piece of paper and documentation?'
I thought this government was into getting rid of red tape, yet we are going to be overloading these children. I can imagine what the glove box is going to be like. It is going to be full of all these forms and letters to say that they play sport or that they are in the CFS or that they work at the local hardware store.
Mr Treloar: And they'll be in the other car.
Ms CHAPMAN: That's right, yes. The member for Flinders reminds me that they will be in the other car because, remember again, we are talking about the younger population who may be wanting to access another vehicle that may be in the household or on a property that needs to rely on different vehicles for different purposes, whether mum is taking kids to school or dad is taking them to a school function or is going to be using that vehicle to work in with transporting a tractor or a truck. There are 100 reasons why vehicles become inaccessible and are not available and, therefore, need to be changed.
We do not see this initiative as ticking any boxes that are going to make it either reasonable or convenient for the P-plater or their family. We see it as an unreasonable imposition on employers or sports clubs and the like. We see it as, probably, at the very least, an inconvenience to police officers in being able to monitor and detect this.
I qualify that by saying that I did ask a SAPOL representative whether they felt this would be an unreasonable imposition on their time: to have to pull over somebody who is a P-plater and who is still displaying that, who has not wised up to the fact that they could take it off the dashboard—or wherever they put them these days—and go through this process. I am paraphrasing this, but they said that that is a legislative obligation and is something that they would undertake and, if it is for a safety initiative, they would follow that.
It is interesting that when I asked SAPOL about whether they were prepared to do this, they said, 'Yes, no problem. It might be a bit inconvenient, but we'll do it.' But when I asked them about how we might be able to minimise the unreasonable burden on people who get picked up for being unregistered (having not actually received the notice) and asked them for support about whether they would find it too inconvenient to have put in the notice to be able to check and, if it was clear that the Registrar of Motor Vehicles had, for whatever reason, not sent a notice, that those people should be exempt from prosecution, they said, 'No, that's too hard; that's too inconvenient. We don't want to be troubled with that. We've got much more important things to do, arresting criminals and the like.' I just find it very curious that we have that inconsistency; nevertheless, they say that, on balance, it is something they would undertake because, of course, the legislation would require them to do it.
So, let us just have a look at it. The curfew will mean that the night-time driving restrictions will apply to new and existing P1 drivers under the age of 25 years. The penalty for breach of the restriction will be three demerit points and an expiation fee. The exemptions, as I indicated, have now been expanded. They will be:
driving to and from work or during the course of employment;
driving to and from education or training or during the course of education or training;
driving to and from formal volunteer work or during the course of volunteer work;
driving to and from formal sports training;
police members driving on duty and members of other emergency services, both paid and volunteer, driving on duty; and
of course, similar to the other, if a QSD is present in the vehicle, then a restriction does not apply.
Here again, as I have indicated, they will not only have to carry all the documentation in the glove box, as proof of sufficient circumstances of exemption applying, but guess what? They also have to be driving by the shortest practical route. What does that mean? I do not know whether the government has any understanding of what is actually out there outside of Adelaide. Sometimes, I just despair.
Clearly, people have to make a judgement about how this is going to apply and I certainly hope—and I would expect in almost every circumstance—that local police officers might actually exercise some common sense and understand the circumstances that a person might be in. Obviously, the easily-identified breach of this would be if someone decided that they would go to work but on the way to work they would stop off at a mate's place in a neighbouring town, have dinner, do a few things, go through somewhere else, pick up a friend and then go on to work—
Mr Treloar: Pick up the girlfriend.
Ms CHAPMAN: Pick up the girlfriend—that's right—and then go there. One can only assume that this is designed to stop people flouting it. In other words, if you are out there and you are able to drive, it seems that you are safe enough to be able to drive if you are going to and from your formal sport or to your work or the like but, somehow or other, you are not competent to be able to drive via some other place. It just beggars belief.
I think of someone who might obviously have a change of route of travel. If they are going off to a shearing shed at 6 o'clock in the morning, ready to start on the board at 7am, they might be picking up other employees and all of that would be part of their normal employment, but then the boss or the shearing contractor rings the night before and says, 'I need to get you to go and pick up someone else,' or 'Look, my daughter's coming home from school on some train, so can you stop and pick her up on the way?'
There can be lots of different reasons why there might be a deviation of route but the most obvious to the government ought to be—which will not necessarily be in the knowledge of the local arresting police officer—that the other roads that they could go down are not even in a fit state to be able to go down. I urge members who actually represent regional areas or who go to the country to have some understanding, when they consider this, of the state of our roads in South Australia. They are bad enough in Adelaide: wait until you get outside the metropolitan area.
And if there is a potholed road or an unsealed road that has become slippery with a greasy, clay surface, or if there is a dangerous point of entry because of stormwater or high rainfall in a creek crossing, these are all normal activities that would cause you to take a different direction, because the driver is thinking about the safe way to travel.
People out in the country, whether they are visiting from Adelaide or whether they are living out there, have a pretty good understanding of all of the circumstances—not just some flash flood. I am not talking about some emergency where obviously this would not be raised, I am just talking about daily trips of people who live in these areas particularly who have to make changes to their trips to be able to remain hazard-free and/or free of damage to their property—namely, their vehicles—from skidding off the road and wrapping themselves around a tree.
I just remind members, when they are considering this aspect, that those of us here in the city might be thinking up ideas which might be good and sound good but which, in the real world, are going to be difficult to apply. And heaven forbid that you should have to go and get an addendum to your letter to be able to deviate from the shortest possible route. You will be finished with the glove box and starting to fill up the boot by the time you finish complying with the obligations.
If that does not convince members of the idiocy of this proposal and the lack of understanding of how it will adversely impact our young people, let me put this. The evidence which has been under analysis, I suggest, does not demonstrate that there is any greater safety benefit from this initiative, and let me put this situation first.
The government says that, in considering whether there would possibly be a benefit in introducing a night-time curfew and, indeed, passenger restrictions (which, for reasons, have now been relaxed and the latter of which we are now supporting), there had been an analysis of 5,000 casualty crashes which examined the individual crashes of all P1 licence holders aged between 16 and 24 years between 2008 and 2012. All the casualty crashes that fell into one of the proposed restrictions were considered and the ages of the injured passengers were determined, where possible, as was the time of the crash.
The casualties that resulted from the crashes were then calculated and from that analysis the government, through the department, published this. The overall total number of injuries that had the potential to be prevented if the restrictions were in place in 2008 were: 22 fatalities (on average, four per year), 240 serious injuries (on average, 48 per year) and 1,397 minor injuries (on average, 279 per year).
They published evidence that as at 30 June 2013 there were 159,367 individual licensed permit holders aged between 16 and 24 years, and 75 per cent resided in metropolitan Adelaide and 25 per cent in rural areas. They then provided a breakdown of those in the various L permit, P1 licence, P2 licence and full licence categories. We are talking about tens of thousands of young people with a P1 licence. Out there, as at 30 June, there were 38,351 holding a P1 licence. These are the ones who do get caught and will have this curfew imposed on them.
It is little wonder we have had outrage from the young community. The reason I particularly say that is that they know, and we know, that the very large proportion of them are out there doing the right thing, day and night, and they are going to be penalised and treated the same as those who have breached the responsibility, the privilege, that they have been given in being able to advance to have their full licence.
The reality is that, notwithstanding that data (and members might note that the sample which they took for analysis concluded in 2012) and, as important as that work is (and I have no doubt that it is reliable to the extent of the information that has been given), in the publication of this information it omitted to tell South Australians what the reality is of the actual number of people who have died or been seriously injured, firstly, outside of 12 to 5am. In fact, when you analyse that data you find that the biggest area of risk is from about 6 o'clock at night to midnight. That is their big area of risk. Why are we not introducing a curfew to that? For obvious reasons: they will be working—I am waiting for it. Is the minister going to introduce it as an amendment? I do not know.
An honourable member: Don't give them too many ideas.
Ms CHAPMAN: Heavens, don't give them too many; that's right. The reality is that if this is genuinely an initiative to protect and save young people from serious injury or death, then, hello, we picked the wrong timeslot. That is the reality. The other thing that we have to understand is the question: what is the ill that we are curing here? What is the current data telling us? While the statistics provided by the department tell us that 16 to 19 year olds are disproportionately represented in fatality and casualty crashes and crashes involving cars with multiple passengers, the evidence does not exist to suggest that 12.00 to 5am is when the highest number of crashes occur.
So let us get real here about what the initiative does. It has missed the timeslot, and I think the government needs to be fully frank about what ill we are attempting to cure. I do not doubt for one moment the motivation of the minister or other members on all sides of this house, who will stand up and say, 'We have to do everything we can to save a young person's life. One life is important. One life from the road toll is too many.' I do not disagree with that—of course it is—but we have to understand that people are driving around in motor vehicles and it is a combination that creates risk.
If we are going to have initiatives to minimise that risk let us focus on what demonstrably works, what is likely to work or what will cure a particular ill that we are facing. The reality is that there has been progressive work by this government—including previous governments, but this government has also been a part of it—on initiatives that have worked, largely with the support of the opposition. Some of these initiatives were introduced just a few years ago and are now applying in 2012-13 which, of course, have not been captured in the data that has been analysed by the department and presented for publication. No; that pre-dates the benefits of all of the tranche of rules that we introduced, which are only just starting, in the time frame that the government analysed the data.
I find that all very curious, but unhelpful in the end, because we need to look at what the situation is. The situation is that the data tells us that important initiatives of this government, supported by this side of the house, have come into play and they are clearly working—and that is great. As I say, we will always support initiatives that work. However, the reality is that the number of fatalities of 16 to 19 year olds who have died in a motor vehicle accident or as a result of a motor vehicle accident between 12.00 and 5am in 2007 was eight—a shameful waste of life; in 2008 it was six; in 2009 it was five; in 2010 it was four; in 2011 it was one; last year it was one; and this year to date, none.
Good job by the government; well done. Well done to the department, which brought forward initiatives: the government introduced them and we supported them—it is working. What is the justification, with that data, for imposing a regime which will adversely affect, with no added benefit, young people and families who are law-abiding, and particularly those who do not have access to any other form of transport? It is disgraceful, really, that the government seems to be so completely ignorant of the basic data which shows that what it is doing is improving the safety of our young people and yet it seems to be quite dismissive of the inconvenience that it might cause to tens of thousands of people, particularly young people.
Of these young people, 25 per cent live in regional areas and a good number of others live in peri-urban areas. They are lucky, if they even have a train, if it is running at all or on time, and yet we are asked here in the parliament to support something that is blatantly unnecessary and will be ineffective. I despair at the zealous progressing of this by the government. I do not know whether it is to make the government look good by trying to deal with something that has been raised on talkback radio.
I do not doubt that there are always genuine attempts by the whole division of road safety, the department and the minister. Again, I do not question that the minister is trying to do whatever he can to make sure that our young people do not die on the roads, but fair crack of the whip: this is just going too far; this is not necessary. What the government could do is go out and say, 'We introduced reforms several years ago, and they are working,' and you will not get any criticism from me or from people on this side of the house; we were pleased to support them. But do not ask us to do something that is going to punish innocent people at a time of their life when they need to be encouraged, recognised, rewarded and supported when they are doing the right thing.
I ask the government, right at this eleventh hour, to recognise that this is not a smart move. This is not something that is going to help young South Australians; this will place an unnecessary burden on our young people. The thousands of them who have signed up on electronic petitions to say, 'We reject this' ought to be listened to. The reason it is so important that the government listen to them is not that they get a vote or that they are coming onstream.
The reason it is so important is that they are the ones who are the victims of road crashes and fatalities. They are the ones, on the face of it, who are being embraced in this legislation to provide protection, yet they are saying to us, 'This is unfair. You may be wanting to protect us, but you are putting an unfair burden on us. You are punishing us for something that we haven't done, and we want to be released from that.'
I conclude by thanking those in the department who did follow up with material, and I thank the minister for explicitly providing some responses to regulatory provisions and also for providing statistical information. If only he could convey that level of courtesy and prompt response to some of his colleagues in the ministry, one of whom frequently disregards that, I would be very appreciative. Nevertheless, I thank the minister for that and I thank those who provided the briefings to me and other members.
Ms SANDERSON (Adelaide) (12:08): I rise to speak on the Motor Vehicles (Learner's Permits and Provisional Licences) Amendment Bill. I concur with the lead speaker and Deputy Leader of the Opposition that we are very supportive of any initiatives that will save the lives of our young. Certainly, from the feedback I have had, many believe that education is definitely the key, and the resulting reduction in fatalities from 2007 to 2013 for 16 to 19 year olds show that the government's initiatives and education program are starting to work for that age group.
That brings me to question why it is that that particular time period was chosen, given that, while statistically 16 to 19 year olds are disproportionately represented in fatalities and casualties from road crashes, there is no evidence to suggest that the 12am to 5am time period is when the highest number of crashes occur. As also mentioned by the previous speaker, in 2011 and 2012, there was one fatality between the hours 12am and 5am in each of those years, and for this year so far, there have been zero, which is, of course, ultimately the number we were looking for. However, to punish all of the P1-platers during that time period is quite unfair and unjustifiable given the statistics.
I wanted to speak briefly on the record. I put the question on Facebook and I had a large number of people responding, and there was a really good discussion to and fro between different young people, and those who were on their P-plates and how they were affected but, overwhelmingly, it was the curfew that they were most against, and they could not see the reason for that, and they felt that they would be seriously disadvantaged by the curfew being brought in. I wanted to put on the record some of their comments because they went to such effort to make me aware of how they felt.
Some of the comments—and these are from people who have given me feedback on Facebook—and ideas for reducing fatalities on our roads and improving safety on our roads are: to retest offenders yearly, so those who have lost their licence through bad driving to be tested yearly until they prove they are capable drivers; to teach courtesy and compromise; and to have compulsory advanced driver training. I must say I think that that is a really good idea and, even every 10 years when we renew our licence, I think it would be a good idea to remind people of where you can go to participate in advanced driver training. Even if there was some kind of incentive, a discount if you did it within three months, or that you could show your insurance company and get a reduction off your insurance premium, I really think it would be wise to encourage everybody to go through advanced driver training.
Someone from Rotary mentioned that they have a rider program which is a very good educational program that could be more widely used and promoted, so I guess that would be up to Rotary to get it into all of the schools. One suggested that perhaps parents or the driver should be making the decisions and choices, so taking some personal responsibility. One also mentioned that in England, as part of their learner's test, it includes knowledge about crash statistics and fatalities so that young people going for their licence are aware of how dangerous it really is statistically. One mentioned that if the government thinks the 12am to 5am time period is more dangerous then perhaps they should increase public transport at this time. Some believe that they should have training on a racetrack where they can emulate dangerous situations.
When I was a new driver, I remember skidding when I tried to turn right too quickly on a wet road. I had never experienced that before and the back end of my car spun out. Luckily there were no cars but had there been more traffic that could have been quite dangerous. That is not included in any of our driver training so it could be a good idea for young people to actually practise in wet conditions on a racetrack where you can control what you can hit. Some have suggested that all drivers should learn in a manual car. I know in Victoria when I was young, you either had an automatic licence or a manual licence. In South Australia you can do your whole driving test—well, you could when I went for my driving test—in an automatic car, yet you get the same licence.
Clearly it is a lot harder to drive a manual car. I have a manual car now, but even after being an experienced driver going from an automatic to a manual, I certainly had a few near-death experiences given that there are so many extra things—the clutch, the gears, mirrors, indicators, everything to do at the same time. If you are in a crisis situation, I think that all young people probably should have to have some lessons in a manual car; and also for safety, if there was an incident and they had to drive their parent or somebody who had passed out or had a heart attack or something. If you cannot drive any car it makes it very dangerous if you do attempt that.
Some suggested limiting the engine size to four-cylinder cars for new drivers. More education was certainly mentioned by many people. In general agreement, everyone thought that it was a good idea to bring forward the hazard perception test. One of the reasons that some of them had sat on their P1s longer was the cost of that test and also the inconvenience of having to go into Service SA again, when young people have busy lives and getting into the city—or if you live in a country area, there might not be a Service SA outlet very close to you. I think bringing that forward would be one less trip they have to make; hopefully then they do not have to pay the extra fee as well, because they are already paying a fee. They were the main issues.
I will also mention one issue that has come to my office that is not specific to this area but linked, and that is that of international students driving, many of whom go home to their home country every Christmas and can renew their international driving licence and come back. Some could be on an international driver's licence for three or four years—however many years they are in Australia as students—and at no time have they ever actually sat our driving test.
It was brought to my attention that some international students were actually abusing this privilege, knowing that they could not lose points and knowing that they could not lose their licence. I assume they would have an address where they could be fined, but they know that no matter how many driving offences they cannot actually lose their licence, which is quite dangerous.
I have also had reported to me by a worker at Inverbrackie that asylum seekers are also allowed to get international licences, even though they do not come with paperwork in most instances, and she was aware of some who were using their cousin's ID, because they looked similar, and their cousin had a licence. It has been brought to my attention that there are even people who have never even had a licence in their own country, but have been able to utilise ID of a cousin or someone who has a licence, in order to be able to drive on Australian roads.
That is an area that my office has been trying to get to the bottom of, but there does not seem to be a system for recording points or for encouraging people who are here for three, four years or more as students to actually apply for an Australian licence. At the moment they can just sit on an international licence and renew it every year, as I mentioned, so I see that as one of the danger areas the government should be addressing.
To summarise, it is a great idea to do anything that will improve the safety for all road users, particularly our young. The curfew was the area to which there was most resistance from the people to whom I have spoken and surveyed. As mentioned by the deputy leader, we are also opposed to the extension of the P-plates going from two to three years.
The Hon. R.B. SUCH (Fisher) (12:17): This bill contains some very good measures. The scheme relating to restriction on driving time for young drivers in particular (most are young, but not always) I raised as an issue 10 or 15 years ago. It has been operative in New Zealand and parts of the United States for many years, and I believe it has merit. We know what happens when young people drive around: particularly young males, through peer pressure, will urge the driver to do things they would not normally do. There is merit in having some restriction about passenger numbers.
In terms of the night curfew, I think the research is a bit ambivalent, but I think it will help. However, I do not think the research is all that conclusive. The change from two to three years for the minimum time for a provisional licence—I do not think there is much evidence to back that up either. If these measures save one life, then they are certainly worthwhile. I lost a nephew back in 1990, a long time ago now, but the pain still lingers on. He was a passenger in the back seat of a car with a young lass from Murray Bridge—they were both killed when the driver lost control, hit a stobie pole side on and killed the two rear passengers.
Sometimes you have to be tough in order to protect people from themselves and, certainly, at times protect them from others. I think any changes in road laws should be based on clear research and science. I met recently with researchers from the road safety research centre at the University of Adelaide. I had a very long discussion with them about a whole range of issues. I think any measure that is brought in to change driving rules, and so on, should be based on sound science and research.
I was one of those who got my licence the day I turned 16. It was not called a P licence then; it was just a full licence. I drove for more than 40 years without an accident, without even a speeding fine until one police officer, who did not uphold standards of integrity, falsely accused me of speeding in 2008.
An honourable member interjecting:
The Hon. R.B. SUCH: He was; he was a liar. Gregory Luke Thompson—he lied about his location. Anyway, I just make the point that I did not go through the P1 and P2 process, and I did not have an accident and, touch wood, I still have not, and I never incurred a speeding fine until that false allegation by a dishonest copper. The point is, in days gone by, many of us learnt to drive before we sought a licence, and that would be true of a lot of people from a rural background. We had land at the back of Hawthorndene, where we used to drive around in old cars. We should have kept them because they would be worth a lot of money now. We used to learn to drive long before we sought a licence.
I think that raises the point that the emphasis should be on driver training and proper driver testing. Currently, the system tests to see whether you can park a car on a sunny afternoon in a suburban street. That does not prepare you for overtaking a road train or, as the member for Adelaide just pointed out, dealing with wet weather conditions. The current driver training and driver assessment system is inadequate, and I think it is also open to some degree of abuse. Young people shop around to find the instructor who will get them through in the shortest, least costly period of time; so I think that needs to be looked at.
There needs to be greater use of simulation techniques. I raised that about 15 years ago. I wrote to the then minister suggesting that use be made of simulation techniques, and the answer came back, 'Oh, we can't afford something like that; it costs $30 million.' They were talking about a crash simulator; I was talking about a driver training simulator. The technology has improved now, so that people can simulate road experiences quite easily and cheaply via the available technology, and it should be more widely available.
We do not put pilots at the control of a jumbo jet until they have gone through a simulation course. We do not put train drivers, who drive long-distance freight trains, or drivers of earthmoving equipment suddenly in charge of a freight train or a large excavator, and certainly not if you want to become a pilot. Why we have not translated that approach to driver training escapes me. I have tried to lobby for it. We are getting some of it now but nowhere near what could be done. You can simulate all road situations without the cost of having an accident or the harm that is caused when you learn in the hard world.
I think there is clearly a problem in that police pick on P-platers. How do I know? I have three sons. They are all older now, but they were picked on. They especially love to pick on them if they know they are the son of an MP. We changed the vehicle for one and never had a problem after that. It stands out like the proverbial country toilet if you display a P-plate. I do not see why we cannot have a system where you have to abide by P-plate-type rules but not necessarily have a P-plate. We could extend this plate system—and I am saying this tongue-in-cheek—and have 'silly old git' on a plate, 'SOG', 'ex-drunk', 'grumpy old so and so' or something, to identify people.
What we do is identify young people, and at times they cop, I think, undue harassment and undue surveillance from police, when surveillance should be on every road user, not just those who happen to have a P-plate. I think at one stage Queensland did not require a P-plate. I am not sure whether they have changed that now, but they worked on the basis that you had to abide by P-plate rules, so if you get pulled over and you are not abiding by them then you get the book thrown at you.
I think there should be more emphasis on refresher courses and a requirement for serial offenders to undertake driver training again. I think the standard of driving is pretty woeful. Every day, there are tailgaters and people who cut in where the road goes from two lanes to one—they want to beat you and get in front of you. The standard of driving is really appalling. I would suggest that people who are serial offenders should be required to undertake a proper driver training refresher course.
I also think we should see the reintroduction of the police lecture and make people pay for the privilege of attending. I think that was a good initiative years ago and it does not have to cost the taxpayer or the police department anything. People should have to pay and be required to go along and hear a lecture on how to drive safely. It should also incorporate some basic information about the laws of physics: car hits tree, tree wins. People do not seem to understand basic physics, so you get people tailgating.
At roundabouts, as someone said, the indicator is to show where the car has come from rather than where it is going. I think roundabouts are more like Russian roulette, because in many cases they are not true roundabouts, they are just an obstacle in the road. A true roundabout is where people can change lanes, for example, as per the UK model. Irrespective of whether they are the right size or not, the fact is that people here do not seem to know what to do when they come to a roundabout. It is usually put your foot down and see if you can get through before someone else enters the roundabout.
In terms of policing, I support the installation of fixed cameras. I do not understand why every day we read that there is a mobile camera in the same old location: Main South Road, O'Halloran Hill. For goodness sake, put a fixed camera there and catch people. They work 24 hours a day and are more cost effective in the long run than having a person sitting in a car coming back to the same old spot.
Likewise, with young people, I think the emphasis should be on getting them into safer cars. Sadly, young people tend to drive the least safe vehicles, unless they happen to have a rich parent, so you see them getting around in cars which do not have the full range of airbags and safety equipment and which are not designed to crumple properly in an accident. I know some countries have had a scheme where they assist people financially to upgrade their car to a safer one, and that particularly applies to young people. Why the most accident-prone age group should be getting around in the least safe cars does not seem to me to be a rational approach by our community.
I have heard of parents saying, 'Look, we have bought a car where they can only have a limited number of passengers,' or it is a solid vehicle, because they are trying to deal with this issue that young people, generally, as drivers are more likely to have an accident than older drivers. I think the emphasis across the board should be that young people are encouraged and assisted maybe into getting a safer vehicle, so that if they do have an accident there is less likely to be harm to them and others.
I think some of the focus in this bill is tough but, as I said, sometimes you have to be tough. Nowadays we have become very used to saying yes, and we see it with parents—and I do not profess to be an expert—who want to be a friend of their children rather than a parent. You have to be both at times, but sometimes you have to be able to enforce proper standards of behaviour, and that includes teaching people how to behave on the road.
We seem to have a society that is filled with anger. I am not sure of all the reasons for that, but a lot of people are often in a hurry when driving and also they are often angry, and that anger comes out not just in the extremes of road rage but also in their general driving behaviour. I think we need to look at ways in which people can dissipate their anger, whether it be through physical activity or something else. People who are angry, or anxious, behind the wheel of a car is not a good recipe for safety, for them or for anyone else.
Overall, I think some of the measures in this bill are tough and particularly impact on young country people. There are exemptions, but obviously if you have too many exemptions the whole thing becomes farcical because it would be impossible to implement. I think restricting the number of people in a car, when you have young people involved, does have merit. I do not think the night-time restriction is a big deal at the moment, in terms of statistics, and I do not think that extending the provisional licence period from two years to three years is justified.
In my lifetime we have gone from no requirements regarding P1 and P2, but I realise the world has changed. Cars are a lot safer now than when I got my licence. I think we need a package of measures, including proper driver training and testing and a requirement to repeat that when people become serial offenders on the road. What we need is a package of measures rather than one or two little snapshots which may help. I think the whole issue of driving on the road needs to be addressed in a more comprehensive and research-based way.
The Hon. L.R. BREUER (Giles) (12:31): I rise to support the bill. I have listened to comments from the other side. Being a country member myself, my back certainly goes up when I hear some of the proposals. I was much horrified by the proposals and thought: 'You can't do that.' However, on thinking about it, I have changed my mind. I understand the issues for young country people particularly and I am also concerned about proposals to look at changing speed limits in country areas and to look at the rationale behind that.
I understand how parents would be feeling about some of these proposals, but the fact of the matter is that so many young people die on our roads, particularly our country roads. I know of one notorious section that I pass through at least once a week between Port Augusta and Port Pirie where there were three serious fatal crashes within a few months a few years ago. Every time I go past there I think of them and I think of those young people, because I knew a couple of them who died in those crashes.
There has been much said about country roads and country drivers. It will inconvenience those young country drivers, but the legislation does cover employment requirements, which would be a big problem for some young people in the country having to go home from work. Certainly, having been a parent in the country, there is no way I would have got up at midnight to go and pick up my kids from work: it is just not on. It also, I understand, covers sporting obligations, if they are out playing sport, and that is a big issue for country kids. It also covers family members, so you are not just going to take home the younger brother and the younger sister is left there waiting so you can come back and pick them up.
What do we have left? We have a lot of crashes and a lot of young people being killed on country roads and this is very often caused by joy-riding. You get a car full of young people, they are out to impress their mates, they are fuelled by grog or drugs and the testosterone is raging. It is often a good car; it is often mum and dad's car that they are in. So, they are out there, they are showing off and they kill themselves, or somebody within the car.
Unbelievably, I was young once, back in the sixties. I got my licence very young, as we all did. Virtually on the day you turned 16, or two weeks later, you got your licence because you had been driving around on the country roads for years, the back roads, you knew how to drive and you went and got your licence straight away. I used to fill the car up. I would put two bob's worth of petrol in, disconnect the speedo (I knew how to do that) and go for a ride and take my mates with me.
I am not sure whether this is just a Whyalla term, but I used to 'chuck a beachy' or 'chuck a mainy', which meant you drove down to the beach or you drove along the main street. We had fun, and we got away with it. I never managed to get myself in any situations where I was in trouble because I was fairly conservative in those days—of course, I am completely different now.
My understanding is that this legislation has been introduced after it has been carefully considered by the police officers, and they are the ones who have to go around and knock on doors when somebody is killed and tell the parents, 'I'm sorry; I've got something to talk to you about.' The trauma for them is incredible, as is the trauma it leaves on families. The member for Fisher mentioned that he lost a nephew a long time ago; it would still be a big issue in that family. So, families are devastated by the loss of young people.
I understand this has been very carefully considered by the road safety people, and they are the ones who have all the figures. I like to argue, 'Oh, you know, it's not always the country kids; why are we doing this sort of thing?' Road safety people do have those figures; they know what causes the deaths. It is not just the deaths, it is also the severe injuries that happen to young people, where they are left, for life, in wheelchairs or with other problems.
On Friday night, I attended a wonderful event in Whyalla held by the Phoenix Society. The Phoenix Society Incorporated has quite a big workshop in Whyalla, with people working there. I went along to a social function they had on Friday night, and I was particularly taken with a young man who was a wonderful dancer, a great dancer. He would have put John Travolta to shame, in John Travolta's young days, but I do not think he would probably have much problem now.
He was a wonderful young dancer, and I commented on him and was told that he never had any problems when he was young but that he had a car accident when he was 18 or 19 and sustained brain damage, and now his whole life has changed. He is working in Phoenix and is reasonably happy there, but one wonders what he could have done with his life if that car accident had not happened. So, it is not just about road deaths; we are talking about serious injuries which can also completely change the lives of people and their families, and they carry that burden forever.
I am very supportive of this legislation, despite the fact that I am a country person and a country mother. I have travelled on all those roads out there: north of Port Augusta, across to the Western Australian border, up to the Northern Territory border and across to the New South Wales. I have travelled regularly in the member for Stuart's electorate, and I have travelled thousands and thousands and thousands of kilometres on those roads.
I believe that in addition to what we are doing with this we really need to look seriously at our roads. I think our roads do need work done on them. We have done some incredible work over the last few years, and it is really interesting when you go out there now and see all the barrier fences that have been put along a lot of those country roads. The member for Stuart would also probably be familiar with this. There is now fencing in areas where the roads are really quite dangerous; it may not stop people from going over the top, but it has certainly put a barrier there, and it is also a real reminder.
We have also done a lot of work on clearing vegetation from the side of the roads so they are much clearer, but there are patches where you know there are cows on the road, you slow down, and you are very careful on those patches of road. The condition of some of our roads and some of our highways is really good, but others need extra work done on them. That is a long-term issue; whoever is in government has to really keep looking at that in those country regions and roads.
We have problems with trucks—a huge number of trucks now pass through. If I go home on a Thursday night from parliament, the number of trucks we pass is absolutely incredible; Thursday night seems to be the real truckie night. Another big issue is the grey nomads who are out there in their caravans travelling all over Australia—they drive you mental! It is not always speed that kills; in fact, I think that people going too slow have as big an impact on our roads as those who are going too fast. I see a lot more drivers who are going too slow than I see drivers who are really speeding.
The Hon. J.D. Hill: It's a relative thing, of course.
The Hon. L.R. BREUER: Well, that's it. The other issue I am sure my country colleagues would agree with me on is city drivers, who create a lot of problems out there. I will just quote what many of my constituents say—of course, I would never say it. The city wankers who are out there on the roads driving their cars on our outback roads cause a lot of problems. It is the road rage that results when you are stuck behind a truck or a caravan and there are six or seven cars there. I see people take really silly risks, especially if they are not local and they do not know where it is safe to pass and where it is not safe to pass. I have seen many a near miss when somebody has taken off, trying to pass four or five cars and a truck and getting themselves in all sorts of difficulties.
The other problem we as country drivers have is the distances involved, and that is why I am a little bit concerned about some of the proposals to lower the speed limits. We need to think very carefully about this because, for example, if you live in Port Lincoln and if our speed limits were to be lowered, you would add at least an hour on to your trip. Coober Pedy is the same. For Whyalla you would add half an hour or three quarters of an hour on to your trip. Then there is more driver fatigue. That is a real issue, I think. There are certainly lots of roads in South Australia where we could and should lower the speed limit, but I would ask those powers that be to certainly be very careful about the highways.
Ms Chapman interjecting:
The Hon. L.R. BREUER: Yes; happiness is Adelaide Hills on your right. I would ask them to be very careful about considering those speed limits, because I think the driver fatigue issue and the distance come in there. An extra hour on your trip when you are already taking seven hours to get to Adelaide is a lot. The other day I went from Roxby Downs to Adelaide—hell, it is a long way to get to Adelaide from Roxby Downs, and there are people who are driving that every weekend.
The other issue, of course, is seatbelts—making sure that country people have seatbelts on. I cannot understand how anybody can get in a car and not automatically put their seatbelt on. I feel like there is something wrong if I do not have my seatbelt on; there is something missing, as if I have not got my watch on or I have lost my left leg. Seatbelts are a real issue. Young people will get in there, pack them all in, and they will not put their seatbelts on.
I think we have had some very good education programs in recent years on road safety. They are very much in your face. The signboards that are around the state are really good, and some of them are really effective. Particularly that campaign with anchors—
Ms Chapman: Wankers.
The Hon. L.R. BREUER: Yes—and doorknobs and all sorts of things. You sit and look at them. I took some time to work out the one that said, 'Three quarters of people wear their seatbelts, 95 per cent of deaths don't.' That took me a while. I could not work out that that was a seatbelt for a while. Anyway, they are in your face; you look at them, you see them and you think about it when you are out there driving. There is one in particular between Port August and Whyalla that says, 'Mum and Dad, slow down' or something. That always catches my eye as I go past as well.
We have had some really good education programs, and I think most people see them and understand what they are all about; but if you are young, it just goes over your head. They do not think about it. Young people think they are invincible. They think they are never going to be killed, nothing is ever going to happen to them, and off they go. I think this legislation will certainly help with that. I think it will restrict a lot of young people from getting out there, showing off and doing all those silly things that probably we did in our youth but got away with.
Now it is a different world. The cars are much more powerful and the roads are much better, and I think that has had an impact. It was pretty hard to speed between Whyalla and Port Augusta when it was a dirt road, but nowadays it is a pretty good road. I do not believe there are enough passing lanes on that road and people do take silly risks. As I say, making our country roads safer is something that all governments, federal and state, need to look at in the future. In this instance, while I think it will be a bit of an imposition on lots of young people, hopefully it will save lives and save them from getting those terrible injuries, and I would support it.
Mr VENNING (Schubert) (12:43): I rise to support the general tenor of this legislation. We all support legislation that will assist safety on our roads; there is no doubt about that. I heard what my shadow minister had to say earlier in relation to that, and we all would say, 'Hear, hear'. Yes, we are concerned at the road toll and the disproportionate number of fatalities and serious injuries among people under 25. It is a huge problem; it always has been. We have all come through that as teenagers ourselves.
Yes, it is a problem and over my career I have tried to assist this in many ways, particularly in driver training in secondary schools. This was all the go back 15 years ago. In particular, we did one program in Port Broughton where the local dealer supplied a car—which was a reasonably new model Holden—and the kids in years 11 and 12 took driving instruction at school. It was very successful. I don't know why it was discontinued, probably because of the occupational health and safety problems or some other nonsense.
I was very lucky in life, along with one of my country colleagues here, to be driving a car when I was four. By the time I was 16 it was second nature. We were lucky on the farm to be able to do that. I used to drive the ute around the farm while my father used to feed the sheep out the back. I was four and I couldn't reach the pedals. He used to have to run along the side and switch it off. When I think back on it, that is what happened. We are lucky because we learn those skills on the property whereas our city cousins do not have the opportunity.
This is why I think the secondary school driver training is very important because it is all about education and this peer group pressure that these young ones have. I agree with the member for Fisher that our younger ones are often driving unsafe motor cars. My kids—and I had three—all wanted to drive groovy motor cars. No way. It was Holden Kingswoods—good Australian tanks. In other words, if you hit anything you had a good chance of walking away. Admittedly, they graduated to Monaros but they were still the Holden Kingswood size. I wish I still had them. To see these little pocket rockets that the kids seem to get around in today makes me shudder because they are very powerful and they are small and there is nothing between them and that Mack truck that they might just happen to hit. They should be driving in safer cars.
Safety is also about better roads and, as the member for Giles has just said, we drive on a lot of roads out there and some of them are just plain dangerous. Over the years I have seen that rather than fix these roads—and this really annoys me—we just drop the speed limits. That really gets up my nose because as you are driving on country roads—and I do that a lot at night—it is dangerous. I have to say that I speed, and do you know why? It keeps me awake. When I say I speed I mean about 10 kilometres above the speed limit. I do 110 km/h around Clare and it is a 100 km/h speed limit. But to sit on 100 when I have not seen a car in half an hour?
Take, for instance, going north of Kapunda, the road is dead straight and you will not see a car go past within half an hour. You sit there at 100 km/h and you get mesmerised because it is just dragging on and on. I do not know why they reduced that back from 110 km/h to 100 km/h because it always was 110 km/h. When you consider the amount of kilometres I do, it is about 60,000 a year, so in my career it is in excess of 1.2 million kilometres. I have only had two scrapes and one was my inattentive driving and the other one was not my fault at all. I have had a few speeding fines but I have to say in the past four years I have been a very good boy and haven't had one. I have learnt the lesson there. I think it is more to do with the vehicle I drive. I have been very pleased about that.
To make our roads safer, I cannot understand why we don't make more of our highways dual lane highways. I give the Labor government only one credit when they were in government when I first got here: they made the highway dual lane from Adelaide to Port Wakefield. Every time I drive on it I say at least they did something that really mattered. That should have been continued on at least to Port Pirie so that people can drive on these major highways at a reasonable speed safely. That also goes for the major highways that link our state to other states, particularly the Sturt Highway up through the Riverland which should be made into dual lanes from the Barossa right through to the eastern border, and of course the Dukes Highway is the same. They should be made into dual lanes; it is common sense. It is just another track. Usually the verge is wide enough to take the road anyway. It is better, rather than having all these passing lanes.
As the member for Giles said, if you want to see some crazy driving, just drive south of Clare on a weekend when there are tourists around and you will see all sorts of things. You see trucks on the road. There are no passing lanes there. People take some ridiculous risks, so I try to avoid that part of the road. People have about 100 metres of vision in front and they try to overtake three cars. You put your hands up, you put your hands out the window. We need more passing lanes, particularly between Clare and Tarlee. It is a disgrace, that road, and I am amazed that there are not more fatalities on it. This is a favourite subject of mine.
Inattentive driving is a big factor that is now being targeted. I know we have targeted speed, drink driving and now drugs, and I am very much pleased about that, but inattentive driving and, more than that, fatigue are both issues. I am guilty of driving with fatigue, because you have to get somewhere for the next day.
The member for Frome would be the same; it is two and a half hours from here to there and you have to be there in the morning, so you drive. Luckily, Port Wakefield is there and is open all hours of the night. You get out, and one of the reasons I am a bit rotund is because the only things that keep you awake are what is not good for you: chocolates and Coke. It does wake you up, but it goes on the waist line, but at least it is there to get out of the vehicle, get some fresh air and talk to somebody.
The Hon. J.D. Hill: What about a banana and a glass of water?
Mr VENNING: The ex-minister says 'a banana and a glass of water'. You are right, and I have tried that, but it does not seem to work. It doesn't. In relation to this bill, I am concerned that we are making it forever longer and harder for the young ones to get their licences, and certainly more expensive.
A young person came in the other day riding a bike and I said, 'Why haven't you got a licence?' She said, 'I can't afford it.' She has to spend so many hours with an instructor, and if you work out what this costs, it is about $1,000 by the time you work it all out, and she has not got the money. Mum and dad cannot afford it, so there is no licence. So, no wonder so many of our young people are driving unlicensed. Why? Because they just take the risk that they will not get caught. Well, we have to make it easier, not harder. I just marvel about that. No wonder our younger drivers are driving unlicensed.
Like the member for Fisher and the member for Giles, I got my licence at 16. I just got the questionnaire, read it, walked back to the police station, did my test there and then and I was driving within a week, because I had been driving for years anyway. As I said, that did not seem to matter. We had a pretty good record. Because I was driving from a young age, I had a pretty fair idea about how dangerous driving could be. We were reasonably mature and, I think, lucky that alcohol was not on the roads in those days—certainly no drugs and not much alcohol, either. I was a teetotaller in those days, so there was no problem there with me. I have changed that a bit, but considering the climate, I think we have done pretty well.
So, some of this is a bit over the fence. Even though we agree with the tenor of this bill, I am concerned about the increase in time on P-plates. As a country driver, most country lads are of great assistance to the country and their families by being able to drive that truck as soon as they are legally able to at harvest time. One of the first tasks that I did, because we had to go back and get an A class licence—that was a driving test back then. You had to actually drive the truck with a policeman alongside you, then you got an A class licence so you could drive the truck. I could do that at 16. Now, if you are going to increase the P-plates from two to three years, a young fellow is going to be at least 19 before he can legally drive that truck.
Mr van Holst Pellekaan: Or girl.
Mr VENNING: Or girl, sorry. Thank you to the member for Stuart. I would oppose that, because a lot of these lads and young ladies are capable of driving at 16, but, fair enough, if we leave it at the two years as it currently is, I am happy with the P-plates on, because I understand you cannot drive a truck with a P-plate on. Is that still the rule? I presume it is. That would concern me greatly. I have no problems supporting the restrictions for P1 drivers with the exceptions and I support the bringing forward of the hazard perception test to the L to P1 stage.
I do oppose the 12 o'clock to 5am curfew particularly. Here is me—how would I go? With country people, a lot of them are doing a lot of their driving after midnight, and it is a pretty heavy restriction, again, to put on country youth, to say that you have to be home by 12 o'clock. It is the old Cinderella trick, isn't it? It really is, and I think it is a bit draconian to try to pass laws like this.
So I am concerned that when you make these laws, you have to consider young people in the country because in many cases, they do not have an option. They cannot just get in a cab or get on a bus that is not there. Again, we must realise that a lot of these people are featured rather heavily in our statistics and it is amazing to consider that a lot of the statistics are within two or three kilometres of home—that is another amazing statistic that we have.
The road toll is there—and some people call it a statistical aberration—but it is amazing that this year the road toll is up again, considering all of the rules that we have made for this year. It is creeping up again irrespective of the very strong police RBT and drugs testing and irrespective of speed cameras all over the place, which drives me a little bit nuts at times. You will always see a police car on the Gomersal Road because it is 90 ks. They have a habit of sitting down the bottom of the big dipper and if you are on your cruise control, it will run on. So I do think—and a lot of the police would agree—that they are out there revenue raising. I think that is rather sad and it gives the police a bad name. Irrespective of that, I do support this bill with those two amendments.
Mr PEDERICK (Hammond) (12:56): I rise today to speak to the Motor Vehicles (Learner's Permits and Provisional Licences) Amendment Bill 2013. The minister is trying to provide for several categories in this bill. One is an increase in the time that young people must remain on their P-plates after being on their learner's. This means that, instead of being on their Ps for two years, it goes to three years.
I note the comments made by members on this side of the house. When discussing this bill with my colleagues I essentially said that because you can get your learner's as soon as you turn 16 and spend up to a year on that and then have two years on P-plates, if you can't drive after three years, you probably cannot drive after four years. So you have to wonder why are we imposing that restriction especially in the light of what some of our members have indicated here.
The member for Schubert has expressed how he was driving from age four; I certainly cannot remember exactly when I started driving, but I know I was checking rabbit traps, the old steel-jawed ones, so you couldn't go checking them anymore.
An honourable member: It's illegal.
Mr PEDERICK: That is illegal.
The Hon. L.R. Breuer: All the fun's gone out of life!
Mr PEDERICK: Yes, exactly. You used to go out when you were about nine or 10 and I think the biggest damage I did was chasing a fox with the automatic one-ton ute and forgot to look out for the fence. But you do learn how to drive, especially in the country if you have a bit of land.
I was doing a bit of work several months ago putting a trough in on the farm and watching my sons—one is 12 (it might have been just before he was 12) and the other one is nine—and the 12 year old was driving the car with a trailer with some equipment on it, because I was driving the tractor. It is fantastic that they can do that to assist you with jobs. Plenty of country children are doing that at a very early age and gaining those skills which is a great credit to them and it helps them in later life as they venture on to getting their learner's and then on to P-plates.
So as far as extending the time, I think it is just wrong. As I indicated, if you cannot drive after three years on the road then getting a full licence, you probably should just pack up and forget about it instead of having that extra year and going to four years. I seek leave to continue my remarks.
Leave granted; debate adjourned.