Contents
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BONAROS, Constadina
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Speeches
- Aboriginal Heritage (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee: Inquiry into Aboriginal Heritage
- Address in Reply
- Adelaide University Bill
- Advance Care Directives (Review) Amendment Bill
- Animal Welfare (Jumps Racing) Amendment Bill
- Antisemitism
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Assange, Mr J.
- Assisted Reproductive Treatment (Posthumous Use of Material and Donor Conception Register) Amendment Bill
- Ayers House Bill
- Bail (Conditions) Amendment Bill
- Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration (Tissue Donation Statements) Amendment Bill
- Botanic Gardens and State Herbarium (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Brumfitt, Ms T.
- Burial and Cremation (Interment Rights) Amendment Bill
- Child Exploitation
- Child Sex Offenders Registration (Child-Related Work) Amendment Bill
- Child Sexual Abuse
- Children and Young People (Safety) (Child and Young Person's Visitor) Amendment Bill
- City of Campbelltown By-Laws
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City of Mitcham By-Laws
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City of Playford By-Laws
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2023-11-15
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- City of Port Adelaide Enfield By-Laws
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City of Prospect By-Laws
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2023-11-01
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- City of Unley By-Laws
- Civil Liability (BYO Containers) Amendment Bill
- Climate Change
- Contingent Notice
- Controlled Substances (Destruction of Seized Property) Amendment Bill
- Controlled Substances (Pure Amounts) Amendment Bill
- Controlled Substances Act, Fees Notice
- Coronial Recommendations
- Courts Administration (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law (Clamping, Impounding and Forfeiture of Vehicle) Act Regulations
- Criminal Law (High Risk Offenders) (Additional High Risk Offenders) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Child Sexual Abuse) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Criminal Organisations - Prescribed Places) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Human Remains) Amendment Bill
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Criminal Law Consolidation Act Regulations
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2023-08-30
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- Criminal Procedure (Monitoring Orders) Amendment Bill
- District Council of Franklin Harbour By-Laws
- District Council of Karoonda East Murray By-Laws
- District Council of Mount Remarkable By-Laws
- Education and Children's Services (Asbestos Removal) Amendment Bill
- Education and Children's Services (Sports Vouchers) Amendment Bill
- Electoral (Control of Corflutes) Amendment Bill
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Electricity Act Regulations
- Equal Opportunity (Domestic Abuse) Amendment Bill
- Establishment of Adelaide University
- Evidence (Aboriginal Traditional Laws and Customs) Amendment Bill
- Fair Work (Family and Domestic Violence Leave) Amendment Bill
- First Nations Voice Bill
- First Nations Voice to Parliament
- Food (Restrictions on Advertising Junk Food) Amendment Bill
- Forfeiture Bill
- Foster and Kinship Care
- Freedom of Information Act Regulations
- Gambling Harm Minimisation
- Gambling in South Australia
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Gender Equality Bill
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2022-05-18
- 2023-03-08
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General Practitioner Payroll Tax
- 2024-03-20
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2024-04-10
- Gig Economy
- Gonis, Mr B.
- Grocery Pricing
- Health Care (Acquisition of Property) Amendment Bill
- Hellenic Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry
- Heritage Places (Adelaide Park Lands) Amendment Bill
- Hogan, Ms M.
- Hydrogen
- Hydrogen and Renewable Energy Bill
- International Cleaners Day
- International Nurses Day
- International Women's Day
- Iranian Protests
- Israel-Palestine Conflict
- Land Acquisition Regulations
- Legalisation of Cannabis
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Legislative Review Committee
- Liberal Opposition
- Loneliness
- Lymphoedema
- Magistrates Court (Nunga Court) Amendment Bill
- Members of Parliament (Register of Interests) (Water Entitlements) Amendment Bill
- Menopause
- Mining (Environmental Impact of Private Mines) Amendment Bill
- Ministerial Diaries
- National Parks and Wildlife (Wombat Burrows) Amendment Bill
- National Volunteer Week
- New Women's and Children's Hospital (Relocation of SA Police Facilities) Amendment Bill
- New Women's and Children's Hospital Bill
- O'Donoghue, Dr Lowitja
- OPCAT Agreement
- Parliamentary Committees (Referral of petitions) Amendment Bill
- Parliamentary Committees (Referral of Petitions) Amendment Bill
- Parliamentary Committees Bill
- Parthenon Sculptures
- Patient Assistance Transport Scheme
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Payroll Tax
- 2024-02-07
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2024-04-11
- Pelvic Pain
- Period Poverty
- Planning, Development and Infrastructure (Gas Infrastructure) Amendment Bill
- Planning, Development and Infrastructure Act, Fees Notice
- Pnevmatikos, Hon. I.
- Poker Machines
- President, Election
- Private Parking Areas (Shopping Centre Parking Areas) Amendment Bill
- Prohibited Persons Regulations
- Prohibition of Neo-Nazi Symbols
- Public Holidays Bill
- Public Sector (Ministerial Travel Reports) Amendment Bill
- Questions on Notice
- Regional Bank Closures
- Residential Tenancies (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Return to Work (Permanent Impairment Assessment) Amendment Bill
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Return to Work (Scheme Sustainability) Amendment Bill
- Return to Work Corporation (Constitution of Board of Management) Amendment Bill
- Return to Work Scheme
- Royal Commission into Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence in South Australia
- Salvemini, Mr L.
- Seafood Labelling Scheme
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Select Committee on Health Services in South Australia
- Select Committee on Prohibition of Neo-Nazi Symbols
- Select Committee on Return to Work SA Scheme
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Select Committee on the Return to Work SA Scheme
- Social Workers Registration (Commencement) Amendment Bill
- South Australian Employment Tribunal Act General Rules
- South Australian Motor Sport (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- South Australian Public Health (COVID-19) Amendment Bill
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Southern Ocean Wind Farm
- Statutes Amendment (Animal Welfare Reforms) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Attorney-General's Portfolio and Other Justice Measures) 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) (No 4) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Attorney-General's Portfolio) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Child Sex Offences) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Civil Enforcement) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Education, Training and Skills Portfolio) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Identity Theft) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Industrial Relations Portfolio) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (National Energy Laws) (Other Gases) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (National Energy Laws) (Wholesale Market Monitoring) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Ombudsman and Auditor-General) (Terms of Office) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Serious Vehicle and Vessel Offences) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Sexual Offences) Bill
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Statutes Amendment (Stealthing and Consent) Bill
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2022-09-28
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2022-11-02
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- Statutes Amendment (Use of Devices in Vehicles) Bill
- Strangers Gallery Renaming
- Succession Bill
- Summary Offences (Obstruction of Public Places) Amendment Bill
- Superannuation Funds Management Corporation of South Australia (Investment in Russian Assets) Amendment Bill
- Supreme Court (Distribution of Business) Amendment Bill
- Telepharmacy Regulations
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The Flinders Ranges Council By-Laws
- The Greek Brides of the Begona
- Tobacco and E-Cigarette Products (Importing and Packing of Tobacco Products) Amendment Bill
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Tobacco and E-Cigarette Products (Tobacco Product Prohibitions) Amendment Bill
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2022-11-02
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2022-11-30
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Valedictories
- Victims of Crime (Compensation) Amendment Bill
- Wade, The Hon. S.G.
- Wakefield Regional Council By-Laws
- Women's World Cup
- Work Health and Safety (Crystalline Silica Dust) Amendment Bill
- Work Health and Safety (Industrial Manslaughter) Amendment Bill
- World Teachers' Day
- Young Offenders Act Regulations
- Youth Justice
- Youth Treatment Orders
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Questions
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Adelaide Casino
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Adelaide Oval Alcohol Sales
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Aerial Culling
- Age of Criminal Responsibility
- Bail Conditions
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Child Protection
- Child Sex Offences
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Children in State Care
- Code of Ethics
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Commercial Fisheries Review
- 2022-11-29
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2022-11-30
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2023-02-07
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2023-06-27
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2023-08-29
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Commercial Fishing Industry
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2022-06-15
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Commissioner for Equal Opportunity Annual Report
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2023-09-28
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Convicted Arsonists
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2023-03-08
- 2023-05-02
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Correctional Facilities Drug Treatment Programs
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2023-08-30
- 2023-10-18
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Cost Recovery Review
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2024-02-20
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Cost-Recovery Review Process
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2024-02-06
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- Country Cabinet
- Court Transcripts
- COVID-19 Mandatory Vaccinations
- Cross Border Commissioner
- Custody Notification Service
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Dust Diseases
- Dust Diseases Compensation
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Electricity Costs in Remote Aboriginal Communities
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2023-06-15
- 2023-10-18
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- Electronically Assisted Voting
- Engineered Stone Regulations
- Establishment of Adelaide University
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Eyre Peninsula Desalination Project
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2023-03-09
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2023-03-21
- 2023-05-02
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Feral Dogs
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2023-09-12
- 2023-10-17
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- First Nations Voice To Parliament
- First Nations Voice, Parliamentary Sitting
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Fisheries Sector
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Fishing Industry
- Forensic Science SA
- General Practitioner Payroll Tax
- Hampstead Rehabilitation Centre
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Indigenous Communities, Electricity
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2022-07-05
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Indigenous Health Workers
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2023-05-16
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Israel
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2023-11-15
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- Israel-Palestine Conflict, Refugees
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Jenkins, Mrs A.
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2022-10-19
- 2023-07-06
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Juvenile Incarceration Rates
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2023-05-02
- 2023-06-13
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Kangaroo Island Country Cabinet
- Legislative Review Committee
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Marine Scalefish Fishery
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2022-05-04
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2022-05-05
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2023-10-18
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2023-11-28
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Medical Specialists, Enterprise Bargaining
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Mental Health
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Mobile Phone Detection Cameras
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Morrison, Mr W.F.
- Motorcycle Rider Training
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Online Gambling
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2022-05-03
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OPCAT Agreement
- Parliamentary Executive Salary Increases
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Poker Machines
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Premier's Excellence Awards
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Public Hospital Doctors
- Recreational Fishing Licences
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Regional Air Services
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2023-05-18
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Return to Work Scheme
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2022-06-02
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2022-06-15
- 2022-06-16
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- Review of Harassment in the South Australian Legal Profession
- Right to Protest
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SafeWork SA
- SafeWork SA Review
- Sanitary Products in Schools
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Seafood Industry
- Sentencing for Violent Offenders
- Sexual Assaults in Schools
- Sexual Offences Finalised in the Nunga Court
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Shark Management
- Shop Theft
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Silicosis
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2023-02-22
- 2023-05-02
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SkyCity Adelaide
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Snapper Fishery
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Southern Ocean Wind Farm
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2024-03-06
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- Southern Zone Rock Lobster Fishery
- State Coroners Office
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Suicide Prevention
- Summary Offences Act
- Tame, Ms G.
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Teenage Gambling
- Victims of Crime Payments
- Vulnerable Indigenous Children
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Whyalla Hospital and Health Service
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2023-06-27
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Wichen, Mr J.
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2023-08-31
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- Wind Farms
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Women's and Children's Hospital
- Workplace Death Compensation
- Workplace Injuries
- World Gin Day
- Writers' Week
- Youth Detention
- Youth Justice Services
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Speeches
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BOURKE, Emily Sarah
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Speeches
- Acorn Program
- Address in Reply
- Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary
- Adelaide Parklands
- Advance Care Directives (Review) Amendment Bill
- Antisemitism
- ANZAC Day Commemoration Services
- Appropriation Bill 2022
- Assisted Reproductive Treatment (Posthumous Use of Material and Donor Conception Register) Amendment Bill
- Australian Hotels Association (South Australian Branch)
- Australian Masters Games
- Autism Support in Businesses
- Autism Works
- Autistic Women and Girls
- Automated External Defibrillators (Public Access) Bill
- Ayers House Bill
- Bail (Conditions) Amendment Bill
- Botanic Gardens and State Herbarium (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Breast Cancer Awareness Month
- Child Sex Offenders Registration (Child-Related Work) Amendment Bill
- Civil Liability (BYO Containers) Amendment Bill
- Commonwealth Games
- COVID-19 Response
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Child Sexual Abuse) Amendment Bill
- Dunstan, Hon. D.A.
- Environment Protection (Objects of Act and Board Attributes) Amendment Bill
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Environment, Resources and Development Committee
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Environment, Resources and Development Committee: Disposal of PFAS Contaminated Waste in South Australia
- Environment, Resources and Development Committee: Inquiry into the Urban Forest
- Evidence (Aboriginal Traditional Laws and Customs) Amendment Bill
- Explosives Bill
- Fair Work (Family and Domestic Violence Leave) Amendment Bill
- First Nations Voice Bill
- Food (Restrictions on Advertising Junk Food) Amendment Bill
- Heritage Places (Protection of State Heritage Places) Amendment Bill
- Hydrogen and Renewable Energy Bill
- Inklings Autism Program
- Kernewek Lowender
- Liberal Opposition
- Marie Claire Women of the Year Gala
- Matter of Privilege
- Motor Vehicles (Electric Vehicle Levy) Amendment Repeal Bill
- National Parks and Wildlife (Wombat Burrows) Amendment Bill
- National Volunteer Week
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Neurodiversity Celebration Week
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Overland Telegraph Line
- Petrakis, Ms A.
- Pnevmatikos, Hon. I.
- Public Holidays Bill
- Rail Safety National Law (South Australia) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Rawinski, Ms P.
- Regional South Australia
- Return to Work (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) Amendment Bill
- Select Committee on Health Services in South Australia
- South Australia Police
- Spent Convictions (Part 8A Findings) Amendment Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Attorney-General's Portfolio) (No 4) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Budget Measures) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Use of Devices in Vehicles) Bill
- Strangers Gallery
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Strangers Gallery Renaming
- Supply Bill 2022
- Weavers, Sam
- Women's World Cup
- Work Health and Safety (Industrial Manslaughter) Amendment Bill
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World Autism Awareness Day
- 2023-03-22
- 2023-05-04
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2024-04-10
- World Autism Month
- World Teachers' Day
- Questions
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Answers
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Allied Health Professionals in Schools
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Assistant Minister for Autism
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2022-09-08
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Assistant Minister to the Premier
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Autism
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Autism Inclusion Teachers
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2023-11-16
- 2024-03-05
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Autism Lead Teachers
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Autism SA
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Autism Services
- Autism Strategy
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Autism Support in Preschools
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Eid Festival
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2022-05-17
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Giant Pine Scale
- Inklings Autism Program
- Minister Assisting the Premier
- National Disability Insurance Scheme
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Novita
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Parliamentary Secretary
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Premier's Comments
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2022-11-15
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Schools, Specialist Support
- Wellbeing Specialists
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Speeches
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CENTOFANTI, Nicola Jane
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Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary
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Adelaide Parklands
- Advance Care Directives (Review) Amendment Bill
- Agricultural Industry
- Agricultural Town of the Year
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AgriFutures Rural Women's Award
- Animal Welfare (Jumps Racing) Amendment Bill
- ANZAC Day
- Appropriation Bill 2022
- Ash Wednesday Bushfires
- Australian Hotels Association (South Australian Branch)
- Australian Soccer
- Ayers House Bill
- Biosecurity
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Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration (Tissue Donation Statements) Amendment Bill
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2022-11-02
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2023-09-28
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- Botanic Gardens and State Herbarium (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
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Budget and Finance Committee
- Cameron, Hon. T.G.
- Climate Change
- Co.As.It. (SA)
- Commonwealth Games
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Coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla
- Cost of Living
- Country Fire Service
- Country Shows
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Child Sexual Abuse) Amendment Bill
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Cross Border Commissioner Bill
- Daffodil Day
- Doig, Brevet Sergeant Jason Christopher
- DonateLife Week
- Dunstan, Hon. D.A.
- Electoral (Control of Corflutes) Amendment Bill
- Emergency Animal Diseases
- Environment Protection (Objects of Act and Board Attributes) Amendment Bill
- European Parliament Regulation of Prostitution Report
- Evans, Dr A.L.
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Eyre Peninsula Water Supply
- 2024-02-07
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2024-02-22
- Feral Deer
- Fire Danger Season
- First Nations Voice Bill
- First Nations Voice Repeal Bill
- First Nations Voice to Parliament
- Fisheries Management Act Fees Notice
- Food (Restrictions on Advertising Junk Food) Amendment Bill
- Fruit Fly
- Future of Our Children
- Gender
- Grocery Pricing
- Health Care (Acquisition of Property) Amendment Bill
- Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
- Heritage Places (Protection of State Heritage Places) Amendment Bill
- Hogan, Ms M.
- Human Rights (Children Born Alive Protection) Bill
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Hydrogen and Renewable Energy Bill
- 2023-11-14
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2023-11-15
- Independent Commission Against Corruption Investigations
- International Day of Rural Women
- International Volunteer Day
- International Women's Day
- Iranian Protests
- Israel
- Joint Committee on the Establishment of Adelaide University
- Legacy Centenary Torch Relay
- Legacy Week
- Legalisation of Cannabis
- Liberal Opposition
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Limestone Coast Timber Industry
- 2022-11-02
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2022-11-16
- Livestock (Emergency Animal Disease) Amendment Bill
- Local Government (Casual Vacancies) Amendment Bill
- Local Government (Defaulting Council) Amendment Bill
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Matter of Privilege
- Members of Parliament (Register of Interests) (Water Entitlements) Amendment Bill
- Members, New and Former
- Ministerial Diaries
- Motor Vehicles (Electric Vehicle Levy) Amendment Repeal Bill
- National Forestry Day
- National Parks and Wildlife (Wombat Burrows) Amendment Bill
- National Police Remembrance Day
- Native Bird Hunting
- Natural Resources Committee
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Natural Resources Committee: Riverland Fact-Finding Visit
- Nature Positive
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O'Donoghue, Dr Lowitja
- 2024-02-06
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2024-04-09
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Organ Donation
- Overland Telegraph Line
- Parliamentary Committees (Referral of Petitions) Amendment Bill
- Pastoral Land Management and Conservation (Use of Pastoral Land) Amendment Bill
- Patient Assistance Transport Scheme
- Plebiscite (South East Council Amalgamation) Bill
- Pnevmatikos, Hon. I.
- Primary Industries Sector
- Public and Active Transport
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Questions on Notice
- Rail Safety National Law (South Australia) (Fees) Amendment Bill
- Rail Safety National Law (South Australia) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Recreational Fishers
- Regional Bank Closures
- Regional Health Services
- Regional South Australia
- Residential Tenancies (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
River Murray Flood
- 2023-02-08
- 2023-06-28
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2023-08-30
- Sayer, Ms. C
- Seafood Growth Strategy
- Select Committee on Dolphins in Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary and Port River
- Select Committee on Health Services in South Australia
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Select Committee on Matters Relating to the Timber Industry in the Limestone Coast
- Select Committee on Matters Relating to the Timber Industry in the Limestone Coast and Other Regions of South Australia
- Select Committee on Prohibition of Neo-Nazi Symbols
- Sheep and Goat Electronic Identification
- Social Workers Registration (Commencement) Amendment Bill
- South Australian Museum
- South Australian Police
- Southern Ocean Wind Farm
- State Labor Government
- Statutes Amendment (Animal Welfare Reforms) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Industrial Relations Portfolio) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Serious Vehicle and Vessel Offences) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Use of Devices in Vehicles) Bill
- Strangers Gallery Renaming
-
Struan Research Centre
-
Summary Offences (Prostitution Law Reform) Amendment Bill
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2023-08-30
- 2023-09-27
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- Supply Bill 2022
- Supply Bill 2023
- Tobacco and E-Cigarette Products (Tobacco Product Prohibitions) Amendment Bill
- Trade Offices
- Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
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Valedictories
- Veterinarian Suicide Prevention
- Veterinary Services Bill
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Wade, The Hon. S.G.
- Webster, Mr F.R.
- Wild Dog Management
- Wine Industry
- Women's World Cup
- World Fisheries Day
- World Rivers Day
- World Teachers' Day
- World Water Day
- Young Offenders Act Regulations
- Zoos SA
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Questions
- Aboriginal Deaths in Custody
- Aboriginal Fisheries Officer Career Pathway Program
- Aboriginal Lands Weed Management
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Adelaide Beach Management Review
- Adelaide Parklands Flying Fox Colony
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Affordable Housing
- Ag Town of the Year
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Agricultural Sector
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Agricultural Town of the Year
- Agritech Grants
- AgTech Adoption Program Funding
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Agtech Growth Fund
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2022-05-04
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2022-06-01
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- AgTech Growth Fund
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AgTech Producer Groups
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2024-02-08
- 2024-03-05
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- AgTech Revolution Program
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Ambulance Ramping
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2022-09-27
- 2022-10-18
- 2022-11-15
- 2022-11-30
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2023-02-07
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2023-02-21
- 2023-03-07
- 2023-03-22
- 2023-03-23
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2023-06-13
-
2023-09-12
- 2023-11-14
- 2023-11-28
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2024-02-06
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Assistant Minister to the Premier
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Auditor-General's Report
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2022-10-19
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Australian Forest and Wood Innovations
- Autism Education Advisory Group
- Autism SA Grants
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Autism Support
-
Avian Bird Flu
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Avian Influenza
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Avocado Industry and Fruit Fly
- Barossa Contemporary Festival
- Barossa New Water Project
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Bats
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Bee Deaths
- Belair Railway Line
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Best of Wine Tourism Awards
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2022-09-28
- 2022-11-17
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Biosecurity
- Biosecurity Act
- Biosecurity, Kangaroo Island
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Black Frost
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2023-11-02
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- Blue Swimmer Crabs
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Bordertown Water Supply
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2023-11-15
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Building Better Regions Fund
- Carbon Farming
- Carbon Farming Road Map
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Cashless Debit Card
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2022-09-28
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-
Centre for Invasive Species Solutions
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2023-05-16
- 2023-08-29
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- Charter Boat Management Plan
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Child Protection
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2022-12-01
- 2023-03-21
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- Child Sex Offenders
- China Trade Trip
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Citrus Industry
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2022-05-31
- 2022-07-07
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-
Coastal Management
- Cobdogla Irrigation and Steam Museum
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Commercial Fisheries
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2022-12-01
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-
Commercial Fisheries Review
- Commercial Fishing Sector
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Commercial Horticulture
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2023-11-01
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- Commonwealth Infrastructure Funding
- Compulsory Land Acquisition
- Conservation Council
- Construction Industry
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Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining and Energy Union
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2022-09-28
- 2023-03-08
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Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union
- Coroners Court Funding
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Cost of Living
- Cost of Sunday Sitting
- Cost-Recovery Review Process
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Council Amalgamations
- Country Cabinet
- Crop and Pasture Report
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Crop and Pasture Seeding Intentions Report
-
Cross Border Commissioner
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2023-05-16
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2023-11-30
- 2024-02-06
- 2024-02-08
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2024-02-21
- 2024-02-22
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2024-04-10
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2024-04-11
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- Cross Border Commissioner Office
- Dance Hub SA
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Director of Public Prosecutions Office
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Dog Fence
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2022-05-04
- 2022-11-02
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Domestic Violence Victims
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2023-09-14
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- Early Closure Grant
- Education Department
- eID Committee
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Election Commitments
- Electoral Commission
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Electronic Identification
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Electronic Identification Tags
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2023-09-27
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- Electronic Planes Trial
- Electronic Tag Rebates
- Emissions Reduction
- Entrepreneurial Education Strategy
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Exotic Animal Diseases
- External Consultants
- Extinction Rebellion
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Eyre Peninsula Desalination Plant
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2022-09-07
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Eyre Peninsula Desalination Project
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2023-02-22
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2023-03-07
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2023-03-09
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2023-03-21
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2023-05-02
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2023-05-31
- 2023-07-06
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- Eyre Peninsula Weather Forecasting
- Farm Work Health and Safety
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Farmer Wellbeing
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2023-11-15
- 2024-02-06
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- Federal Biosecurity Levies
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Federal Voice to Parliament Referendum
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Feral Animal Control
- 2023-02-07
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2023-06-13
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Feral Animals
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Feral Deer
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Feral Dogs
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2023-09-12
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Feral Pigs
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First Nations Voice Elections
- 2024-03-07
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2024-03-20
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First Nations Voice to Parliament
-
First Nations Voice To Parliament
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2023-06-01
- 2023-06-27
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2024-04-10
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- First Nations Voice, Parliamentary Sitting
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Fisheries Sector
-
Flinders Ranges Sacred Sites
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2023-09-28
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- Flood Recovery Grant
- Flood Recovery Packages
- Foot-and-Mouth Disease
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Foot-And-Mouth Disease
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2022-06-02
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2022-06-14
- 2022-07-07
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-
Footrot
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Forensic Science SA
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2023-08-31
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- Forest Industries
- Forest Industries Feasibility Study
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Forestry Industry
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Forestry Plantations
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2022-10-20
- 2023-02-21
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- ForestrySA
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Fox Bounty
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Fresh Produce Markets
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Fruit Fly
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2022-05-03
- 2022-05-19
- 2022-06-14
- 2022-07-07
- 2022-10-20
- 2022-11-29
- 2022-11-30
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2023-02-07
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2023-02-09
- 2023-03-21
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2023-03-23
- 2023-07-06
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2023-09-27
- 2023-11-16
- 2024-02-06
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2024-03-06
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- Full-Time Staff Movement
- Generator Grant
- Genetically Modified Crops
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Giant Australian Cuttlefish
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2022-05-31
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-
Giant Crab Harvest
- Gladstone Gaol
- Glenthorne National Park
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Government Grants
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2023-05-02
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- Grain Industry
- Grape Prices
- Gulf St Vincent Prawn Fishery
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High School Aquaculture Programs
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2022-09-07
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-
Housing Affordability
- Human Trafficking
- Independent Commission Against Corruption Investigation
- Industrial Relations
- Instant Asset Write-off
-
Japanese Encephalitis
- Japanese Encephalitis Vaccine
- Job Vacancies
-
Kangaroo Island Country Cabinet
- Kangaroo Island, Feral Pigs
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Keeping Farmers Farming
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2023-11-02
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- Landscape Administration Fund
- Levee Embankments Remediation and Construction Grant
-
Limestone Coast Cancer Services
-
Limestone Coast Timber Industry
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2023-03-22
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- Limestone Coast Water Allocation Plan Review
-
Live Animal Export
-
Live Sheep Export
-
2023-11-01
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2023-11-30
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- Livestock Industry
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Local Government Elections
-
Lower River Murray Levees
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Marine Scalefish Fishery
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2022-05-05
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2022-05-17
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2023-10-18
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2023-10-31
- 2023-11-28
- 2024-02-08
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-
Mental Health Services
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2024-03-21
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- Michelle De Garis Kindergarten
-
Minister for Industrial Relations and Public Sector
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2022-06-16
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- Minister's Regional Travel
-
Ministerial Conduct
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2022-09-08
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- Ministerial Travel
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Mount Barker
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Mount Gambier Saleyards
- NAIDOC Week
- National Disaster Fund Budget
- No-Alcohol and Low-Alcohol Wine Research Facility
-
North-South Corridor
-
Nuclear Energy
-
O'Hanlon, Ms C.
-
2024-02-22
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- Office of the Assistant Minister to the Premier Resources
-
Ombudsman Investigation, Member for Bragg
-
One Biosecurity Program
- Overland Train Service
- Parks 2025 Initiative
- Parks Renewal Investment
- Parliamentary Secretary
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Pastoral Board
-
Payroll Tax
-
2024-03-20
-
- Personal Hardship Emergency Grant
-
Plant Proteins Project
-
2022-05-18
- 2022-07-07
-
- Port Augusta Alcohol Restrictions
- Port River Dolphins
- Power Supply
- Preschool Staffing
-
Primary Industries and Regions Department
-
2022-05-19
-
2022-11-02
-
2023-11-01
- 2023-11-28
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- Primary Industries Scorecard
- Primary Produce Exports
- Primary Production Irrigation Grant
- Public Sector Executives
-
Public Sector Integrity
- Public Sector Wages
-
Qantas Chairman's Lounge Membership
-
Questions on Notice
- 2022-05-03
-
2023-05-03
-
2023-05-18
- Quota Based Fisheries Record
-
RecFish SA
-
Recreational Fishing
-
2022-10-19
-
2022-11-02
-
- Recreational Fishing Survey
- Red Imported Fire Ants
- Red Meat and Wool Growth Program
-
Regional Council Amalgamations
-
2022-09-07
- 2022-09-08
-
-
Regional Development
- Regional Development Australia
-
Regional Emergency Accommodation
-
2022-11-16
-
-
Regional Growth Fund
-
2022-05-31
- 2022-10-20
- 2022-11-02
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2023-06-27
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-
Regional Housing
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2023-02-23
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2023-11-14
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-
Regional Labour Force
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Regional Mental Health Services
-
2024-03-05
-
-
Regional Radiation Treatment Services
- Regional Roads
- Renewable Energy
- Replacement Fruit Trees Partnership Program
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Return to Work Scheme
-
River Murray Flood
- 2022-12-01
-
2023-02-08
- 2023-02-09
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2023-03-07
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Riverland
- Riverland Businesses
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Riverland Community Legal Services Program
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Riverland Crops
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Riverland Flood Response
-
Riverland Wine Grapegrowers
-
2024-03-07
-
-
Riverland Wine Industry Blueprint
-
Royal Adelaide Show, Biosecurity
-
Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Society of South Australia
-
Rural Business Support
-
SA Health Focus Week
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SafeWork SA
- SARDI Researchers
- SARDI's West Beach Headquarters
- Sardine Management Plan
- Schools, Specialist Support
- Seaweed Hatchery
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Sentencing
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2023-09-13
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- Serology Capacity
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Sheep and Goat Electronic Identification
-
2023-02-23
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2023-03-07
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2023-03-08
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2023-05-02
- 2023-05-03
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2023-05-30
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2023-06-13
- 2023-06-15
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2023-08-29
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2023-10-19
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2024-02-21
-
-
Sheep and Goat Electronic Identification System
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Sheep Blowfly Eradication
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2022-05-18
-
- Shop Trading Hours
-
Silicosis
- Small Business Grants
-
Soil Health
-
2023-02-23
-
-
Soil Science Challenge
-
2022-06-01
-
- South Australian Agricultural Town of the Year Award
- South Australian Employment Tribunal
-
South Australian Research and Development Institute
- South Australian Treaty
- South East Drainage Network
- South East Field Days
- Southern Fleurieu Health Services
-
Southern Zone Rock Lobster Fishery
-
State Budget
-
2022-05-31
-
- Sterile Blowfly Program
- Sterile Insect Technology
- Sterile Insect Technology Facility
-
Strathalbyn Abattoir
- Struan Research Centre
- Tarrkarri Centre for First Nations Cultures
-
Tee Tree Gully Council
- Thriving Communities Program
-
Thriving Regions Fund
- Trees on Farms Initiative
-
Truro Bypass Project
-
Varroa Mite
- Vessel Monitoring Systems
-
Veterinarian Suicide Prevention
-
2023-06-27
-
-
Veterinary Practices
- Veterinary Services Bill
- VetLab
-
Virtual Fencing
-
Virtual Fencing Investigation
-
Voluntary Assisted Dying
- Water and Environment Department
-
Water Buybacks
- Water Security Strategy
- Weed Management Programs
-
Whyalla Hospital and Health Service
-
Wild Dog Management
- Wine Expansion and Recovery Program
-
Wine Grapegrowers
-
2024-04-09
-
-
Wine Industry
- 2022-09-28
- 2022-11-15
-
2022-11-30
-
2023-02-08
- 2023-02-21
-
2023-05-31
-
2024-04-09
- Witton Bluff Base Trail Project
- Women's and Children's Hospital
-
Women's and Children's Hospital Gender Clinic
-
Work Health and Safety
- 2023-02-09
-
2024-03-21
- World Gin Day
-
Wortley, Hon. R.p.
-
Yabby Nets
-
Speeches
-
EL DANNAWI, Mira
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Speeches
- Assisted Reproductive Treatment (Posthumous Use of Material and Donor Conception Register) Amendment Bill
- Bail (Conditions) Amendment Bill
- Child Sex Offenders Registration (Child-Related Work) Amendment Bill
- Early Childhood Education
- International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People
- International Mother Language Day
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International Women's Day
- Little Amal
- Member, New
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Ramadan
- Spent Convictions (Part 8A Findings) Amendment Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Public Trustee and Litigation Guardian) Bill
-
Questions
- Adelaide Fringe Festival
- AFL Gather Round
- Aquaculture and Tourism
- Blue Crab Fishery
- Cellar Door Fest
- Election Commitments
- Emergency Animal Diseases
- Eurovision Song Contest
- First Nations Disaster Risk Reduction Projects
- Flood Recovery Charity Soccer Match
- Industrial Relations
- Jeffriess, Mr B.
- Judiciary and Legal Community Iftar Dinner
- Premier's Excellence Awards
- Primary Industries Scorecard
- Regional Development Australia
- Review of Harassment in the South Australian Legal Profession
- SA Music Awards
- Timberlink
- Unclaimed Goods Act
- Victims of Crime
- Women Lawyers Association Awards
- Working Women's Centre
- Yadu Health Aboriginal Corporation
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Speeches
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FRANKS, Tammy Anne
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Speeches
- Aboriginal Heritage (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee: Inquiry into Aboriginal Governance
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee: Inquiry into Aboriginal Heritage
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee: Report 2022-23
- Address in Reply
-
Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary
- Adelaide University Bill
- African Communities Council of South Australia
- Animal Welfare
-
Animal Welfare (Jumps Racing) Amendment Bill
-
2022-05-04
-
2022-06-15
-
- Antisemitism
- ANZAC Day
- Appropriation Bill 2023
- Ash Wednesday Bushfires
-
Assange, Mr J.
- 2022-09-28
- 2023-03-22
-
2024-02-21
- Assisted Reproductive Treatment (Posthumous Use of Material and Donor Conception Register) Amendment Bill
- AUKUS Deal
- Botanic Gardens and State Herbarium (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Brumfitt, Ms T.
- Burial and Cremation (Interment Rights) Amendment Bill
-
Cannabis Legalisation Bill
- Cat Management
- Children and Young People (Safety) (Child and Young Person's Visitor) Amendment Bill
- Cost of Living
- Country Fire Service
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Child Sexual Abuse) Amendment Bill
- Dunstan, Hon. D.A.
- Electoral (Control of Corflutes) Amendment Bill
- Environment Protection (Objects of Act and Board Attributes) Amendment Bill
- Environment, Resources and Development Committee: Disposal of PFAS Contaminated Waste in South Australia
- Environment, Resources and Development Committee: Inquiry into the Urban Forest
- Establishment of Adelaide University
- Evidence (Aboriginal Traditional Laws and Customs) Amendment Bill
- Eyre Peninsula Water Supply
- Facial Recognition Technology
- Fair Work (Family and Domestic Violence Leave) Amendment Bill
- Federal Voice to Parliament Referendum
-
Fire Danger Season
- First Nations Voice Bill
-
First Nations Voice Repeal Bill
- First Nations Voice to Parliament
- Fossil Fuel NonProliferation Treaty
- Fossil Fuels
- Gender
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Gender Dysphoria
- Gender Equality Bill
- Gig Economy
- Granite Island Little Penguins
- Green Space, Kent Town
- Greenslide
-
Greyhound Racing
- 2023-06-28
- 2023-09-28
-
2024-04-10
- Grocery Pricing
- Hogan, Ms M.
- Hydrogen and Renewable Energy Bill
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Independent Office of Animal Welfare Bill
- International Cleaners Day
- International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Intersexism and Transphobia
- International Day of Rural Women
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International Women's Day
- Iranian Protests
- Israel
- Israel-Palestine Conflict
- Joint Committee on the Establishment of Adelaide University
-
Joint Committee on the Legalisation of Medicinal Cannabis
- Kings Reserve
-
Legalisation of Cannabis
- Liberal Opposition
-
LIV Golf
- Live Animal Export
- Live Music Venue Grants
- Mabil, Mr A.
- Magistrates Court (Nunga Court) Amendment Bill
- Matter of Privilege
- Member for Black's Remarks
- Members of Parliament (Register of Interests) (Water Entitlements) Amendment Bill
- Military Exports
- Murray-Darling Basin
- National Gas (South Australia) (Market Transparency) Amendment Bill
-
National Parks and Wildlife (Wombat Burrows) Amendment Bill
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2022-09-07
-
2023-03-09
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- National Threatened Species Day
- Native Bird Hunting
- Native Vegetation (Revegetation Projects Register) Amendment Bill
- Neurodiversity Celebration Week
- O'Donoghue, Dr Lowitja
- Parliament (Joint Services) (Clerks) Amendment Bill
- Parliamentary Committees Bill
- Pastoral Land Management and Conservation (Use of Pastoral Land) Amendment Bill
- Planning, Development and Infrastructure (Gas Infrastructure) Amendment Bill
- Pnevmatikos, Hon. I.
- Poker Machines
- President of Taiwan
- President, Election
- Prohibition of Neo-Nazi Symbols
- Public Holidays Bill
- Public Sector (Ministerial Travel Reports) Amendment Bill
- Public Service
- Ramadan
- Refugee Week
- Return to Work (Permanent Impairment Assessment) Amendment Bill
- Return to Work (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) Amendment Bill
- Return to Work (Scheme Sustainability) Amendment Bill
- Return to Work Corporation (Constitution of Board of Management) Amendment Bill
-
Return to Work Corporation of South Australia (Constitution of Board) Amendment Bill
-
2022-09-08
- 2023-08-30
-
- River Murray Flood
- Roach, Mr A.
-
Royal Commission into Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence in South Australia
- SA Unions
- Select Committee on Damage, Harm or Adverse Outcomes Resulting from ICAC Investigations
-
Select Committee on Dolphins in Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary and Port River
- Shop Trading Hours (Extension of Hours) Amendment Bill
- Social Workers Registration (Commencement) Amendment Bill
- South Australian Film Corporation
- South Australian Motor Sport (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- South Australian Motor Sport (Parklands) Amendment Bill
- South Australian Police
- Southern Ocean Wind Farm
- Sportswashing
-
Statutes Amendment (Animal Welfare Reforms) Bill
-
2022-11-30
- 2023-02-22
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- Statutes Amendment (Budget Measures) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Industrial Relations Portfolio) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Medicinal Cannabis Defence) Bill
- Summary Offences (Nazi Salute and Symbols Prohibition) Amendment Bill
- Summary Offences (Obstruction of Public Places) Amendment Bill
- Superannuation Funds Management Corporation of South Australia (Investment in Russian Assets) Amendment Bill
- Termination of Pregnancy Act Anniversary
-
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
- Trevitt, Ms S.
- Uluru Statement from the Heart
- Veterinary Services Bill
- Wade, The Hon. S.G.
- Whalers Way Orbital Launch Complex
- Whalers Way Sanctuary
- Women's World Cup
-
Work Health and Safety (Crystalline Silica Dust) Amendment Bill
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2022-06-15
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2022-12-01
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-
Work Health and Safety (Industrial Manslaughter) Amendment Bill
-
2022-05-04
- 2023-08-31
- 2023-11-15
-
- World Autism Awareness Day
- World Press Freedom Day
-
Questions
-
Aboriginal Affairs
- Aboriginal Deaths in Custody Royal Commission
- Aboriginal Heritage Consultation Process, Riverlea Park
-
Aboriginal Heritage, Buckland Park
-
2023-09-28
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- Aboriginal Lands Trust
- Aboriginal Remains, Riverlea Park
- Aboriginal Women's Gathering
-
Adelaide Beach Management Review
- 2023-02-09
- 2023-05-18
-
2024-04-11
-
Adelaide Crows Camp 2018
-
Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary
-
Adelaide Parklands Flying Fox Colony
-
2024-03-05
-
-
Animal Ritual Slaughter
-
2023-11-30
-
2024-02-06
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-
Animal Welfare
-
APY Art Centre Collective
-
2023-07-06
-
2023-09-14
-
2024-02-06
-
2024-02-20
- 2024-02-22
-
2024-04-09
-
- APY Executive Board
-
Auditor-General's Report
-
Australian Radioactive Waste Agency
-
2022-11-03
-
-
Barngarla People, Litigation
- Cabinet Documents
-
Cashless Debit Card
-
2022-09-28
-
-
Centre for First Nations Cultures
-
Child Protection
-
Children and Young People (Safety) Act Review
-
2023-11-29
- 2024-02-06
-
-
Climate Change Action Plan
-
Coastal Sand Erosion
-
Code of Ethics
- Commissioner for Equal Opportunity Annual Report
-
Conversion Practices
- 2024-02-07
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2024-04-09
-
Country Fire Service Volunteers
-
Cross Border Commissioner
- Custody Notification Service
- Declared Public Precincts
- Domestic and Family Violence
-
Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence
- Drug-Driving Laws
- Dust Diseases
- Election Commitments
-
Emergency Services Workers
-
Eyre Peninsula Desalination Project
-
Facial Recognition Technology
- 2022-06-16
-
2022-07-05
- Federal Voice to Parliament Referendum
-
Feral Animal Management
-
Feral Deer
-
2022-05-19
- 2022-07-07
-
-
Feral Pigs
-
First Nations Voice Elections
-
First Nations Voice to Parliament
- 2023-10-19
-
2024-04-09
-
First Nations Voice To Parliament
-
Flinders Ranges
- Footrot
- Four-Day Work Week
- Freedom of Information Processing
-
Ghost Mushroom Lane
- Government Procurement
-
Great Wine Capitals Industry Forum
- Greyhound Industry Reform Inspector
-
Greyhound Racing
- Human Trafficking
- Indigenous Communities, Electricity
- Indigenous Voice in Parliament
-
Industrial Hemp
-
2022-05-19
-
2022-06-16
- 2022-07-07
-
- Industrial Manslaughter
-
Industrial Relations
-
2022-10-18
- 2022-11-15
-
- Institutional Racism
-
Japanese Encephalitis
-
2022-11-01
- 2023-02-07
-
-
Kangaroo Island Koalas
-
2024-03-07
-
-
Koala State Numberplates
-
LIV Golf
-
LIV Golf Tournament
-
Live Animal Export
-
Live Sheep Export
-
2023-03-08
- 2023-05-02
-
- Lobbyists
-
Mabo Day
-
2022-06-16
-
- Marine Scalefish Fishery
-
Microalgae Biosequestration
-
Motor Sport Act Compliance
- 2024-03-21
-
2024-04-09
-
National Redress Scheme
-
2023-02-08
- 2023-05-16
-
-
National Threatened Species Day
-
Native Bird Hunting
-
Northern Adelaide Plains Primary Producers
-
2023-05-17
-
-
Nuclear Waste
-
2022-05-03
- 2022-06-14
-
-
Nursing Workforce Strategy
-
2022-11-03
- 2023-02-07
-
-
Office of Industrial Hemp and Medicinal Cannabis
-
2022-07-07
-
-
Operation Paragon
- Parental Alienating Behaviours
-
Parliamentary Sitting Schedule
-
2022-12-01
-
- Parliamentary Standards
-
PIRSA and RSPCA Contractual Funding Deeds
-
Police Complaints
-
Portable Long Service Leave
-
Primary Industries and Regions Department
-
2022-05-19
-
- Prohibition of Nazi Symbols
- Puberty Blockers
- Public Holidays
-
Questions on Notice
-
Regional Emergency Accommodation
-
2022-11-16
- 2023-02-07
-
- Removal of Aboriginal Children
-
Repatriation of Aboriginal Remains
-
2024-04-09
-
- Retail Workers
-
Review of Harassment in the South Australian Parliament Workplace
-
2024-03-20
-
- River Murray Flood, Fish Kills
-
Riverland Flood Response
-
Royal Commission into Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence in South Australia
-
2024-02-21
-
-
Sacred Mound Springs
-
SafeWork SA
- 2022-05-05
-
2022-11-16
- SAPOL Firearms and Weapons
-
Second Generation Anticoagulant Rodenticides
- Select Committee on Dolphins in Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary and Port River Report Recommendations
-
Select Committee on Prohibition of Neo-Nazi Symbols
-
2023-10-31
-
- Sex Work and Money Laundering
-
Sexual Assault
- Silicosis
-
SkyCity Adelaide
- South Australia Police
-
South Australian Treaty
-
Stirling Village Fire
- Stolen Generations Reparations Scheme
- Strathalbyn and District Health Service
-
Summary Offences Act
- Surveillance Devices Act 2016
- Tandanya
-
Tarrkarri Centre for First Nations Cultures
-
2023-06-28
-
-
Tennis Australia and Child Labour Laws
-
TikTok App
- 2023-03-07
-
2023-05-04
-
2023-06-13
-
Treaty
- 2022-05-17
-
2022-05-18
- Unesco City of Music
- UNESCO City of Music
-
Union Advertising
-
2022-11-30
-
2023-02-07
-
- Vailo Adelaide 500
- VALO Adelaide 500
- Wildlife Rescue Groups
- Wirangu Native Title Claim
- Youth Detention
-
-
Speeches
-
GAME, Sarah Leslie
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Adelaide University Bill
- AnglicareSA
-
Antisemitism
- ANZAC Day
- Ash Wednesday Bushfires
- Assisted Reproductive Treatment (Posthumous Use of Material and Donor Conception Register) Amendment Bill
- Automated External Defibrillators (Public Access) Bill
- Ayers House Bill
- Bail (Conditions) Amendment Bill
- Brumfitt, Ms T.
- Child Protection
- Child Sex Offenders Registration (Child-Related Work) Amendment Bill
- Child Sexual Abuse
-
Children and Young People (Safety) (Child and Young Person's Visitor) Amendment Bill
-
2022-07-06
- 2022-09-07
-
- Children Living in Residential Care
- Controlled Substances (Nicotine) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law (High Risk Offenders) (Additional High Risk Offenders) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Child Sexual Abuse) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Procedure (Monitoring Orders) Amendment Bill
- Daffodil Day
- Educational Disadvantage
- Educational Equity
- Electoral (Control of Corflutes) Amendment Bill
- Energy Prices
- Environment Protection (Objects of Act and Board Attributes) Amendment Bill
- Equal Opportunity (Domestic Abuse) Amendment Bill
- Establishment of Adelaide University
- Evidence (Aboriginal Traditional Laws and Customs) Amendment Bill
- Eyre Peninsula Water Supply
- Federal Budget
- First Nations Voice Bill
- First Nations Voice Repeal Bill
-
First Nations Voice to Parliament
-
Gender
- General Practitioner Payroll Tax
- Grocery Pricing
- Hydrogen and Renewable Energy Bill
- Iranian Protests
- Israel
- Israel-Palestine Conflict
- Joint Committee on the Legalisation of Medicinal Cannabis
- Legacy Week
- Liberal Opposition
- Lions Australia
- Livestock (Emergency Animal Disease) Amendment Bill
- Local Government (Elections) (Display and Publication of Valid Nominations) Amendment Bill
- Mabil, Mr A.
- Magistrates Court (Nunga Court) Amendment Bill
- Male Life Expectancy
-
Members of Parliament (Register of Interests) (Water Entitlements) Amendment Bill
-
2024-02-21
-
2024-03-06
-
- Methamphetamines
- Ministerial Diaries
- Motor Vehicles (Electric Vehicle Levy) Amendment Repeal Bill
- New Women's and Children's Hospital Bill
- Nuclear Energy
-
Parental Alienating Behaviours
- Parliamentary Committees (Referral of Petitions) Amendment Bill
- Pastoral Land Management and Conservation (Use of Pastoral Land) Amendment Bill
-
Patient Assistance Transport Scheme
- Pauline Hanson's One Nation
- Payroll Tax
- Philanthropy
- Plebiscite (South East Council Amalgamation) Bill
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
- Private Parking Areas (Shopping Centre Parking Areas) Amendment Bill
-
Prohibition of Neo-Nazi Symbols
- 2022-09-07
-
2022-10-19
- Prostitution
- Public Finance and Audit (Auditor-General Access to Cabinet Submissions) Amendment Bill
- Public Holidays Bill
-
Public Sector (Ministerial Travel Reports) Amendment Bill
-
2023-02-22
-
2023-09-14
-
- R U OK? Day
- Regional Bank Closures
- Religious Institutions
- Renewable Energy
- Residential Tenancies
- Residential Tenancies (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Residential Tenancies (Rent Control) Amendment Bill
- Return to Work (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) Amendment Bill
- Rotary Club of Adelaide
- Rural and Regional South Australia
- Salvation Army Sobering-Up Unit
-
Select Committee on Prohibition of Neo-Nazi Symbols
- Social Workers Registration (Commencement) Amendment Bill
-
South Australian Public Health (COVID-19) Amendment Bill
- Southern Ocean Wind Farm
- Spent Convictions (Part 8A Findings) Amendment Bill
- St Vincent de Paul Society
- Stalking Victims
- Stamp Duties Act 1923
- Stamp Duty
- Statutes Amendment (Animal Welfare Reforms) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Children in Care) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Identity Theft) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Industrial Relations Portfolio) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Loss of Fetus) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Medicinal Cannabis Defence) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (National Energy Laws) (Emissions Reduction Objectives) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (National Energy Laws) (Wholesale Market Monitoring) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Ombudsman and Auditor-General) (Terms of Office) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Public Trustee and Litigation Guardian) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Stealthing and Consent) Bill
- Student Absenteeism
- Summary Offences (Dog Theft) Amendment Bill
- Summary Offences (Nazi Symbol Prohibition) Amendment Bill
- Summary Offences (Obstruction of Public Places) Amendment Bill
- Supreme Court (Distribution of Business) Amendment Bill
- Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
- Urgent Mental Health Care Centre
-
Valedictories
-
Veterans
- Veterans' Mental Health
- Veterinary Services Bill
- Vietnam War Anniversary
- Water Buybacks
- Work Health and Safety (Crystalline Silica Dust) Amendment Bill
- Work Health and Safety (Industrial Manslaughter) Amendment Bill
-
World Teachers' Day
- Youth Opportunities
-
Questions
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Aboriginal Children and Young People in Care
-
Aboriginal Smoking Rates
-
Acute Behavioural Assessment Units
- Agricultural Teacher Shortage
- Alcohol Induced Liver Disease and COVID-19
- Australia Day
- Bow and Crossbow hunting
- Bowhunting Bans
- Cabinet Documents
- Cattle Industry Fund
-
Child and Young Person's Visitor
- Child Custody
-
Child Gender Dysphoria
-
Child Protection
- Children in State Care
- Coroner's Office
-
COVID-19 Mandatory Vaccinations
-
COVID-19 Vaccinations
-
COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates
-
COVID-19 Vaccine, Freedom of Information
-
Crime in Port Augusta
-
Dental Health Care
- 2024-02-22
-
2024-04-09
-
Downy and Powdery Mildews
-
Education Security
- Electricity Network Stability
-
Electronic Patient Record System
- Energy and Water Billing Complaints
-
Eyre Peninsula Overtaking Lanes
-
Federal Voice to Parliament Referendum
-
2023-08-30
-
2023-08-31
-
- Feral Animal Control
- Feral Deer
-
First Nations Voice to Parliament
-
2023-02-07
-
2023-02-08
- 2023-09-13
- 2023-10-17
-
2024-04-09
-
- First Nations Voice, Parliamentary Sitting
- Footrot
-
Foster and Kinship Care
-
Foster and Kinship Care Inquiry
- Fox Baiting
- Gender Unicorn
- Hunting and Conservation
- Hydrogen Jobs Plan
- Immigration Policy
- Kalimna Hostel Site
- Male Life Expectancy
-
Men's Health
- Mental Health
-
Mental Health Services
-
Ministerial Travel
-
Mount Gambier Mental Health Services
- Murray Bridge Public Transport
-
National Paedophile Register
- Nuclear Power
-
Office for Women
-
2023-09-27
- 2024-02-06
-
- Overseas Travel
- Paediatric Health Services
-
Parental Alienating Behaviours
-
2023-05-16
-
2023-10-31
-
-
Patient Assistance Transport Scheme
- Patient Assisted Transport Scheme
-
Port Lincoln Hospital Security
- Port Lincoln Roads
-
Port Lincoln RSL
- Project Costs
-
Psychosocial Support
-
Public School Security
-
Public Schools, Absenteeism
- Public Sector Executives
- Regional Childcare Services
- Regional Fresh Water Supply
- Regional Road Conditions
-
Retail Energy Prices
-
River Murray Flood Response
-
SA Health
- Seafood Industry
-
South Australian Housing Authority
-
Southern Intermediate Care Centre
- Specialised Health Screening Rates
- Stillbirth Statistics
-
Strathalbyn and District Health Service
- Student Engagement and Attendance
-
Student Support Services
- Super SA Cybersecurity Breach
- Unethical Hunting Practices
- University Merger Funding
-
Urgent Mental Health Care Centre
-
Vaping
-
Vaping Action Plan
-
Veterans Ministerial Council
- Voice Secretariat
- Women's and Children's Hospital
-
-
Answers
- Renewable Energy
-
Select Committee on Prohibition of Neo-Nazi Symbols
-
2023-10-31
-
-
Speeches
-
GIROLAMO, Heidi Margaret
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- ANZAC Day
- Appropriation Bill 2023
-
Brumfitt, Ms T.
- Budget and Finance Committee
- Business in South Australia
- Civil Liability (BYO Containers) Amendment Bill
- Cost of Living
- Education Standards
-
Electoral (Control of Corflutes) Amendment Bill
-
2024-02-08
-
- Electricity Distribution and Transmission Network
- Fair Work (Family and Domestic Violence Leave) Amendment Bill
- First Nations Voice Bill
- Gas (Ban on New Connections) Amendment Bill
- Gas (Other Gases) Amendment Bill
- Gender
- General Practitioner Payroll Tax
- Gig Economy
- International Cleaners Day
- Israel
-
Mabil, Mr A.
- Marshall Liberal Government Budgetary Management
- Matter of Privilege
- Mining (Environmental Impact of Private Mines) Amendment Bill
- National Electricity (South Australia) (Ministerial Reliability Instrument) Amendment Bill
- National Electricity Law (South Australia) (Consumer Data Right) Amendment Bill
- National Gas (South Australia) (East Coast Gas System) Amendment Bill
- National Gas (South Australia) (Market Transparency) Amendment Bill
- Neurodiversity Celebration Week
- Palliative Care
- Payroll Tax
- Petroleum and Geothermal Energy (Energy Resources) Amendment Bill
- Philanthropy
- Premier's Priorities
-
Public Finance and Audit (Auditor-General Access to Cabinet Submissions) Amendment Bill
-
2022-11-16
-
2023-05-17
-
- Public Holidays Bill
- Public Sector (Ministerial Travel Reports) Amendment Bill
- Questions on Notice
- Residential Tenancies (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Return to Work (Permanent Impairment Assessment) Amendment Bill
- Return to Work (Scheme Sustainability) Amendment Bill
- Return to Work Scheme
-
Select Committee on Recycling of Soft Plastics and other Recyclable Material
- Shop Trading Hours (Extension of Hours) Amendment Bill
- Social Development Committee: Inquiry into the National Disability Insurance Scheme
-
Soft Plastics Recycling
- 2023-05-03
-
2023-05-17
- State Assets (Privatisation Restrictions) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Budget Measures) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Industrial Relations Portfolio) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (National Energy Laws) (Emissions Reduction Objectives) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (National Energy Laws) (Gas Pipelines) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (National Energy Laws) (Other Gases) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (National Energy Laws) (Wholesale Market Monitoring) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (National Energy Laws)(Regulatory Sandboxing) Bill
- Superannuation Funds Management Corporation of South Australia (Investment in Russian Assets) Amendment Bill
- Supply Bill 2022
- Trade and Investment
- Trade Offices
- Wade, The Hon. S.G.
- Wine Exports
- Work Health and Safety (Crystalline Silica Dust) Amendment Bill
- Work Health and Safety (Industrial Manslaughter) Amendment Bill
- World Autism Awareness Day
- World Press Freedom Day
- Youth
-
Questions
-
Aboriginal Detention
-
2022-07-06
-
- Aboriginal Monuments
- Aboriginal Remains, Riverlea Park
-
Adelaide Beach Management Review
-
2022-12-01
-
-
Aerial Culling
-
Age of Criminal Responsibility
-
2023-09-13
-
- Ambulance Ramping
- APY Executive Board
-
APY Lands Tuberculosis Outbreak
- Auditor-General's Report
-
Australian Education Union
-
Autism
- Autism Friendly Charter
-
Autism Inclusion Teachers
-
Autism SA
-
Autism Services
- Autism Strategy
- Autism Support
-
Autism Support in Preschools
- Betting Operations Tax
- Biosecurity Act
- Business Migration Nominations
- Business Migration Program Objectives
- Cabinet Documents
- Centre for First Nations Cultures
- Coastal Management
- Community Grants
-
Construction Industry Apprenticeships
-
2022-11-01
- 2023-02-07
-
- Construction Industry Training Fund
- Contractor Invoices
-
Coronation of King Charles III
-
Cost of Living Concession
- Cost of Living Concessions
- Council Amalgamations
- Council Elections
- Country Cabinet
- Court Infrastructure
- Credit Rating
-
Cross Border Commissioner
-
2024-02-08
- 2024-02-22
-
- Data Protection
-
Declared Public Precincts
-
2023-06-28
-
2023-08-31
-
- Defence Industry Employees
- Defence SA Projects
- Deputy Premier Staffing
- Disability Advisory Council
-
Disability Employment
- Driving Offences
- Early Intervention and Child Protection Matters
- Economic Recovery Fund
- Election Commitments
-
Electoral Act
-
2022-11-03
-
-
Electronically Assisted Voting
-
2024-04-09
-
- Energy and Mining Department Employees
- Energy and Mining Projects
- Energy Bill Relief Rebate
- Energy Industry Employees
- Environmental Impact Statements
- Exotic Animal Diseases
- Exploration License
- Export Accelerator Program
- Export Fundamentals Program
- Eyre Peninsula Desalination Project
-
Farmer Wellbeing
-
2023-05-17
- 2023-05-30
-
-
Federal Voice Referendum
-
2023-06-14
-
-
Federal Voice to Parliament Referendum
-
First Nations Voice Elections
-
2024-03-19
-
-
First Nations Voice To Parliament
-
Forensic Science SA
-
2023-06-13
- 2023-09-14
-
- Forensic Science SA Awards
-
Forestry Industry
- Forestry Plantations
- Funds SA
- Governance and Sustainability Funding
-
Government Procurement
-
Government Reviews
- Great Wine Capitals Awards
-
Great Wine Capitals Industry Forum
-
2022-09-27
-
-
Green Industries Fund
-
HomeStart
-
2023-02-07
- 2024-03-20
-
-
Immigrant Detention
-
2024-02-20
- 2024-03-19
-
- Independent Commission Against Corruption Investigation
- Industrial Relations
- Inklings Autism Program
- International Education
- Invest SA
- IT Procurements
- Job Creation
- Kaurna Yerta Aboriginal Corporation
- Legal Services Commission
-
Local Government Elections
- Major Infrastructute Projects
-
Member for Bragg, Speaker's Statement
-
2022-05-05
-
-
Mineral Exploration
-
2023-05-30
-
- Mining Industries Employees
- Minister's Register of Interests
- Minister's Youth Advisory Council
-
Ministerial Responsibility
-
2022-10-19
-
- Ministerial Travel
- Mobile Phone Ban
- National Disability Insurance Scheme
- National Trade Program
- Office of the Agent-General
-
Ombudsman Investigation, Member for Bragg
-
2022-05-04
-
- Operation Ironside
-
Parliamentary Secretary
- Parliamentary Sitting Schedule
- Parole Board
- Petrol and Energy Costs
-
PIRSA Scorecard
-
2022-10-20
- 2022-11-15
-
-
Police Mounted Operations Unit
-
2023-09-27
-
- Portable Long Service Leave
-
Premier's Comments
-
2022-11-15
-
- Primary Producers, Special Driving Permits
- Project 250
-
Public Holidays
-
2022-05-17
- 2023-02-21
-
- Public Sector Disability Employment Data
- Public Sector Employees
- Public Sector Industrial Relations
-
Public Trustee
-
2023-06-27
- 2023-08-29
-
-
Qantas Chairman's Lounge Membership
-
2023-11-01
-
-
Questions on Notice
-
2023-05-18
-
- Regional Emergency Accommodation
-
Regional Roads
- 2023-06-14
-
2023-11-15
- Remote Visitors
-
Return to Work Scheme
-
ReturnToWorkSA
-
2022-11-17
-
- Riverland Flood Response
- SA Courts System Delays
-
Schools, Specialist Support
-
2022-11-30
- 2023-06-13
-
- Seafood Industry
-
Shop Trading Hours
- Single-Use Plastics
-
Skills Shortages
-
2022-09-27
-
-
South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal
-
2024-04-10
-
- South Australian Employment Tribunal
- South Australian Space Industry Centre Projects
- Space Industry Employees
- State Budget
- Stronger Together Program
-
Super SA
-
Super SA Cybersecurity Incident
-
2023-11-02
-
- Thriving Communities Program
- Trade and Investment Department
-
Unemployment
- Union Advertising
-
Vaping
- Victims of Crime Fund
- Virtual Business Matching
-
Voluntary Assisted Dying
-
2023-08-30
-
-
Wine Industry
-
Work-From-Home Arrangements
- Workers Compensation Premiums
- Youth Gangs, Port Augusta
-
-
Speeches
-
HANSON, Justin Eric
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Adelaide University Bill
- AFL Gather Round
- Appropriation Bill 2023
- Australian Diamonds Netball Team Sponsorship
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Burial and Cremation (Interment Rights) Amendment Bill
- Courts Administration (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Crime and Public Integrity Policy Committee
- Crime and Public Integrity Policy Committee: Police Complaints and Discipline Act
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Criminal Organisations - Prescribed Places) Amendment Bill
- Election Campaign
- Electoral (Control of Corflutes) Amendment Bill
- Equal Opportunity (Domestic Abuse) Amendment Bill
- Event Tourism
- Evidence (Aboriginal Traditional Laws and Customs) Amendment Bill
- Eyre Peninsula Water Supply
- Federal Voice to Parliament Referendum
- First Nations Voice Bill
- First Nations Voice to Parliament
- Future Employment
- Government Initiatives
- Health Funding
- Hydrogen and Renewable Energy Bill
- Industrial Manslaughter
- Joy Baluch AM Bridge
- Legalisation of Cannabis
- Liberal Opposition
- Local Government (Casual Vacancies) Amendment Bill
- Media Reporting
- Motor Vehicles (Electric Vehicle Levy) Amendment Repeal Bill
- National Electricity (South Australia) (Ministerial Reliability Instrument) Amendment Bill
- Petroleum and Geothermal Energy (Energy Resources) Amendment Bill
- Planning, Development and Infrastructure (Adelaide Park Lands) Amendment Bill
- Pnevmatikos, Hon. I.
- President, Election
- Public Holidays Bill
- Rail Safety National Law (South Australia) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Regional Housing
- Residential Tenancies
- Residential Tenancies (Protection of Prospective Tenants) Amendment Bill
- Single-Use Plastics
- Southern Ocean Wind Farm
- Statutes Amendment (Animal Welfare Reforms) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Education, Training and Skills Portfolio) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Industrial Relations Portfolio) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (National Energy Laws) (Wholesale Market Monitoring) Bill
- Statutory Authorities Review Committee
- Succession Bill
- Summary Offences (Nazi Salute and Symbols Prohibition) Amendment Bill
- Supply Bill 2023
- Ukraine Invasion
- World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development
-
Questions
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ANZAC Day Dawn Service
- Aboriginal Frontline Leadership Program
- Aboriginal Rangers
- Adelaide Film Festival
- Agricultural Sector
- Agricultural Town of the Year Award
-
AgriFutures Rural Women's Award
- Allocation Review Committee
- Amica One
- Are You Safe at Home? Day
- Augmented Reality Technology
- Augusta Zadow Awards
- Australian of the Year Awards
- Best of Wine Tourism Awards
- Biosecurity, Kangaroo Island
- Blackwood Reconciliation Walk
- Charter Boat Fishing Industry
- China Trade Trip
- Closing the Gap
- Closing The Gap Partnership Agreement
- Commercial Fishing Industry
-
Country Cabinet
- Crawford Fund Forum
- Distillers South Australia Industry Forum
- Dog Fence
- Fay Fuller Foundation Reconciliation Action Plan
- Feral Deer
- Feral Pigs
- Fire Towers
- First Nations Voice Elections
- Fishcare Volunteers
- Fisheries Management
- Flood Recovery Charity Match
- Forensic Science SA Awards
- Forestry Centre of Excellence
- Forestry Industry
- Frontline Retail Workers
- Fruit Fly
- Ghost Mushroom Lane
- Goolwa Pipi Season
- Great Wine Capitals Awards
- Great Wine Capitals Global Network
-
Green Triangle Timber Industry Awards
- Japanese Encephalitis
- Limestone Coast Emerging Leaders Program
- Lower Murray Reclaimed Irrigation Areas
- Lowitja O'Donoghue Oration
- Marine Scalefish Fishery
- Mobile Network Extension Devices Pilot Program
- Mukapaanthi Monument
- Murraylands and Riverland Strategic Plan
- NAIDOC Week
- Ngurunderi Sculpture
- No-Alcohol and Low-Alcohol Wine Research Facility
- Nunga Courts
- One Basin CRC and CRC Saafe
- Referendum Working Group
- Regional Showcase
- Retail Workers
- River Murray Flood
- Rural Women's Awards
- Safe Work Month
- SafeWork SA Investigations
- Shop Trading Hours
- Single Touch Payroll
- Snapper Fishery
- Snapper Restocking Program
- Spirit of Excellence in Agriculture Awards
- Stay Afloat
- Stealthing
- Sterile Insect Technology
- Stories of the Tanganekald
- Sugar Shack Wetlands
-
Tarnanthi Festival
- Tauondi Aboriginal Community College
- Teen Parliament
- Thriving Communities Program
- Victim Support Service
- Victims' Day
-
Walk for Justice
- Wild Dog Management
- Woodville High School Reconciliation Action Plan
- Woodville-West Torrens Football Club
- Workplace Harassment
- World Gin Day
- Young Lawyer of the Year Award
-
Speeches
-
HENDERSON, Laura Aberdeen
-
Speeches
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee: Inquiry into Aboriginal Heritage
- Address in Reply
-
ANZAC Day
- Budget and Finance Committee
-
Child Protection
-
Child Sexual Abuse
- 2024-02-21
-
2024-04-10
- Coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla
- Cost of Living
- Daffodil Day
- Domestic and Family Violence
- Electoral (Control of Corflutes) Amendment Bill
- End Youth Suicide Week
- Endometriosis
- Federal Voice Referendum
- First Nations Voice Bill
-
First Nations Voice to Parliament
- 2024-03-06
-
2024-04-10
- Gender
- Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month
- Henderson, Hon. L.A.
- Housing Crisis
- Iranian Protests
- Joint Committee on the Establishment of Adelaide University
-
Legacy Week
- Lions Australia
- Members' Staff
- National Police Remembrance Day
-
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
-
R U OK? Day
- Royal Commission into Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence in South Australia
- SA Youth Week
- Select Committee on 2022-23 River Murray Flood Event
- Select Committee on Matters Relating to the Timber Industry in the Limestone Coast and Other Regions of South Australia
- Select Committee on Support and Mental Health Services for Police
- South Australia Police
-
South Australian Police
- 2023-06-28
-
2023-08-30
- Statutes Amendment (Industrial Relations Portfolio) Bill
- Wade, The Hon. S.G.
- World Mental Health Day
-
World Teachers' Day
-
Questions
-
Aboriginal Affairs
-
2024-02-08
-
-
Aboriginal Children and Young People in Care
-
2023-03-07
-
- Adelaide Beach Management Review
- Ambulance Ramping
- APY Executive Board
- APY Lands, Policing
- Assistant Minister for Autism
-
Auditor-General's Report
-
Autism
-
2023-02-09
- 2023-05-02
-
-
Autism Lead Teachers
-
2022-09-08
-
-
Child Protection
- Child Sex Offences
- Child Sexual Abuse
-
Children in State Care
- Coastal Management
-
Commercial Fisheries Review
-
Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining and Energy Union
-
2023-06-15
-
-
Council Amalgamations
-
2022-11-16
-
-
Davenport Community
-
Director of Public Prosecutions Office
-
District Court
- Domestic and Family Violence
- Domestic Violence
- Federal Voice Referendum
- First Nations Rangers
-
First Nations Voice Elections
-
First Nations Voice to Parliament
-
2022-11-30
-
2023-10-17
-
2023-10-19
-
-
First Nations Voice To Parliament
- 2023-06-01
-
2023-07-06
-
2023-09-28
- First Nations Voice, Treaty, Truth
-
Foster and Kinship Care
- Genetically Modified Crops
- Government Accountability
-
Government Advertising
-
2023-03-23
-
- Great Wine Capitals Industry Forum
-
Immigrant Detention
- Immigration Policy
-
Independent Commission Against Corruption Investigation
-
2022-11-29
-
-
Intervention Orders
-
2022-11-03
-
- Justice Reform Initiative
- Live Sheep Export
- Livestock Theft
-
Lobbyists
-
2024-02-21
-
- Local Government Elections
- Minister's Recreational Fishing Advisory Council
- Mount Barker
-
Novita
- Operation Ironside
- Optional Protocol to the Convention Against Torture
- Optus Blackout
-
Parliamentary Committees
-
2023-02-08
-
-
Parliamentary Secretary
-
2022-07-06
-
- Parliamentary Sitting Schedule
- Police Employees Psychological Review
- Premier's Delivery Unit
- Regional Housing
-
Regional Mental Health Services
- Regional Roads
- Retail Workers
- Return to Work Scheme
- Riverland Flood Response
- Royal Adelaide Show, Biosecurity
- Serial Sex Offenders
-
Sexual Assault
-
2022-07-07
- 2022-11-15
-
- Shop Trading Hours
-
South Australian Jobs
-
2023-02-22
- 2023-05-02
-
- Strong Families, Strong Communities
- Summary Offences Act
- Surveillance Equipment
- Ten-Pound Pom Scheme
-
Treaty
-
2023-09-26
-
- Uluru Statement from the Heart
- Victims of Crime Fund
- Victims of Crime Payments
- Voluntary Assisted Dying
- Whyalla Hospital and Health Service
-
Witton Bluff Base Trail Project
-
2022-12-01
-
2023-05-02
-
2023-05-04
-
2023-05-17
-
- Worker Safety in Hospitality
- Youth Offending
-
-
Speeches
-
HOOD, Benjamin Robin
-
Speeches
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee: Inquiry into Aboriginal Heritage
- ANZAC Day
- Australian Hotels Association (South Australian Branch)
- Child Protection
- Child Sexual Abuse
- Coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla
-
Country Fire Service
- Daffodil Day
- Doig, Brevet Sergeant Jason Christopher
- Domestic and Family Violence
- Electoral (Control of Corflutes) Amendment Bill
- Eyre Peninsula Water Supply
- First Nations Voice to Parliament
- First Nations Voice To Parliament
- Gender
- General Practitioner Payroll Tax
- Grocery Pricing
- International Nurses Day
- International Women's Day
- Joint Committee on the Legalisation of Medicinal Cannabis
- Labor Government
- Limestone Coast Health Services
- Member, New
- Mount Gambier
- Mount Gambier, Public Transport
- National Agriculture Day
- Palliative Care
- Patient Assistance Transport Scheme
- Payroll Tax
- President of Taiwan
- R U OK? Day
- Road Safety
- Southern Ocean Wind Farm
- Statutes Amendment (Industrial Relations Portfolio) Bill
- Taiwan
- Wade, The Hon. S.G.
- World Teachers' Day
- World Tourism Day
-
Questions
- Aboriginal Housing Strategy
-
Animal Welfare
- APY Lands
-
Bordertown Water Supply
- Crime Rates
-
Cross Border Commissioner
- 2023-05-16
-
2024-02-21
-
2024-04-11
-
Federal Biosecurity Levies
-
2024-03-06
-
- First Nations Voice Elections
-
Giant Pine Scale
- Industrial Relations
-
Instant Asset Write-off
-
2023-05-30
-
- Kalangadoo Police Station
-
Limestone Coast
-
2023-10-31
-
-
Mobile Phone Towers
-
2023-11-29
- 2023-11-30
-
-
Mount Gambier In Home Hospice Care
-
Mount Gambier, Public Transport
- Murray River Water Pipeline
-
Offshore Renewable Energy
-
2023-09-14
-
-
Regional Radiation Treatment Services
-
Regional Roads
- Repeat Offenders
- Road Toll
- South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal
-
South-East Region
-
2023-11-01
-
- Southern Ocean Wind Farm
- Unions in Workplaces
- Wichen, Mr J.
- Working Holiday Visas
- Workplace Death Compensation
-
Speeches
-
HOOD, Dennis Garry Edward
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Antisemitism
- ANZAC Day
- Climate Change
- Coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla
- Crime Rates
- Electoral (Control of Corflutes) Amendment Bill
- Evans, Dr A.L.
- Explosives Bill
-
First Nations Voice Bill
-
2023-02-21
- 2023-02-23
-
- Gender
- Israel
- KittyKeeper Mobile Game
- Nuclear Energy
- Payroll Tax
- Pnevmatikos, Hon. I.
- Regional Government Service Location
- Religious Discrimination
- St Vincent de Paul Society
- Statutes Amendment (Industrial Relations Portfolio) Bill
- Wade, The Hon. S.G.
-
Questions
- Aboriginal Fisheries Officer Career Pathway Program
- Adult Adoptions
-
Agtech Field Days
-
Alleged Sex Offenders, Bail
- Ambulance Ramping
-
Automotive Trades Workforce
-
Bail Conditions
-
2022-05-19
- 2023-05-16
-
-
Child Sex Offender Register
-
2023-02-23
- 2024-03-06
-
- Construction Industry
- Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining and Energy Union
-
Cost of Living
- Court Judgement Delays
- Crime Rates
-
Criminal Sentencing
-
2023-08-29
-
- Cross Border Commissioner
-
Director of Public Prosecutions Office
-
2023-08-30
- 2023-09-26
-
- Domestic Violence
-
Electoral Commissioner
- 2024-02-07
-
2024-04-09
-
Frontline Retail Workers
-
Gender-Specific Language
-
2022-05-18
-
- Independent Commission Against Corruption
- Indictable Offences
- Indigenous Culture
- Indigenous Students Education
- Industrial Relations Reform
- Lobbyists
- Marine Scalefish Fishery
- McKenzie, Mr I.B.
- Minister's Regional Travel
-
Mobile Phone Detection Cameras
- National Reconciliation Week
- Nuclear Energy
- Nuclear Waste
-
Ombudsman Investigation, Member for Bragg
-
Overland Train Service
-
2022-05-19
-
- Parliamentary Secretary
-
Parliamentary Standing Orders
-
Parole Breaches
-
2024-04-09
-
-
Police Cautions
-
2023-05-04
- 2023-06-13
-
- Port Augusta Alcohol Sales Ban
- Premier's Taskforce
- Puberty Blocker Access
- Public School Teachers
-
Public Sector Integrity
-
2024-03-05
-
- Regional Housing
-
Regional Radiation Treatment Services
-
2023-05-04
-
- Regional Rail
-
Return to Work Scheme
- SA Courts System Delays
- SafeWork SA
- Seafood Industry
-
Sentencing
-
2023-09-28
- 2024-03-19
-
-
Sentencing for Violent Offenders
-
2023-05-31
- 2023-06-27
-
-
Serial Sex Offenders
-
2023-02-21
-
- Sex and Gender Change Registration
-
Shop Theft
-
2024-03-21
-
-
Shop Trading Hours
-
2022-06-16
-
- Silicosis
- Single Touch Payroll
- South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal
-
Suspended Sentences
-
2023-05-18
-
-
TikTok App
-
Treatment of Prisoners
-
Vandalism
-
2022-06-14
-
-
Victims of Crime Fund
- 2023-02-08
-
2024-04-11
-
Victims of Crime Payments
-
2023-06-14
-
- Violent Offender Sentencing
- Whyalla Hospital and Health Service
- Wine Industry
- Women in Sport
- Youth Detention
-
Speeches
-
HUNTER, Ian Keith
-
Speeches
- Australian Soccer
-
Conversion Practices
- Country Fire Service
- Duncan, Dr G.i.o.
- Duncan, Dr G.I.O.
-
International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Intersexism and Transphobia
- Murray-Darling Basin
- Ombudsman
- President, Election
- Select Committee on Return to Work SA Scheme
-
Social Development Committee
- 2023-09-26
-
2024-04-09
-
Social Development Committee: Inquiry into the National Disability Insurance Scheme
- South Australian Police
- Statutory Officers Committee
- Questions
-
Speeches
-
LEE, Jing Shyuan
-
Speeches
- Aboriginal Tourism
- Address in Reply
-
Adelaide Festival Centre
- Adelaide University Bill
-
African Communities Council of South Australia
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AnglicareSA
- Antisemitism
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Australian Hotels Association (South Australian Branch)
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Australian Red Cross
- Bickford's Australia
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month
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Ceylon Tamil Association of South Australia
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Co.As.It. (SA)
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Community Centre Week
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Dom Polski Centre
- Electoral (Control of Corflutes) Amendment Bill
- Establishment of Adelaide University
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Gonis, Mr B.
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- Israel-Palestine Conflict
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- Mabil, Mr A.
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Multicultural Communities Council of South Australia
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National Volunteer Week
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Refugee Week
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Restaurant & Catering Australia
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SA Youth Week
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- StudyAdelaide
- Summary Offences (Nazi Salute and Symbols Prohibition) Amendment Bill
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Tourism and Transport Forum Australia
- Tourism Industry Council South Australia
- Turkiye-Syria Earthquake
- United Nations Association of Australia (SA Division)
- Variety, The Children's Charity
- Vietnam War Anniversary
- Wade, The Hon. S.G.
- World Teachers' Day
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World Tourism Day
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Youth Opportunities
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Zoos SA
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Questions
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Aboriginal Affairs
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Aboriginal Affairs Action Plan
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Aboriginal Children and Young People in Care
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2023-02-22
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2023-03-07
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- Aboriginal Community, Ceduna
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Adelaide Beach Management Review
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2023-02-09
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Adelaide Parklands
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African Gang Violence
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2022-05-05
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- Age of Criminal Responsibility
- Agricultural Sector
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Agricultural Sector Labour Shortages
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Ambulance Ramping
- 2024-02-06
-
2024-03-19
-
APY Executive Board
- Assistant Minister for Autism
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Assistant Minister to the Premier
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2022-05-03
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- Auditor-General's Report
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Autism
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Autism Lead Teachers
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2022-09-08
-
-
Autism SA
-
Avian Bird Flu
-
Barossa Contemporary Festival
-
2022-05-31
- 2022-07-07
-
- Building Better Regions Fund
-
Cellar Door Fest
-
2024-02-08
- 2024-03-05
-
-
Cemetery Vandalism
- Citadel Secure
- Citrus Industry
- Closing the Gap Annual Report
- Coastal Management
-
Commissioner for Aboriginal Engagement
- Commissioner for Equal Opportunity Annual Report
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Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining and Energy Union
-
2022-11-03
- 2022-11-17
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Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union
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Cost of Living
- Cost of Living Concessions
- Council Amalgamations
- Country Cabinet
- Crime Rates
- Criminal Sentencing
- Cross Border Commissioner
- Declared Public Precincts
- Domestic Violence
- Drug-Driving Laws
-
Eid Festival
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2022-05-17
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-
Energy Security
-
2022-11-01
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- Environment and Water Department
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Environmental Regulation
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Evoke AG
-
2022-11-01
- 2022-11-29
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Exotic Animal Diseases
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2022-11-02
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- Feral Pigs
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First Nations Artworks Provenance
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2023-05-16
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-
First Nations Voice to Parliament
- 2023-10-17
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2024-04-09
- First Nations Voice To Parliament
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First Nations Voice, Parliamentary Sitting
- 2023-03-22
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2023-03-23
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Food and Agribusiness
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2023-05-03
- 2023-06-13
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Forensic Science SA
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2023-08-31
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- Forestry Industry
- ForestrySA
- Forestville Hockey Club Development
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Freight Transportation
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2022-09-27
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Gazania
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Giant Pine Scale
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Gladstone Gaol
- Heinze, Mr R.
- Immigrant Detention
- Independent Schools Donors, Tax Deductions
- Industrial Relations
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Kangaroo Island Business Hub
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Livestock Industry
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2022-10-20
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Members, Conflict of Interest
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2022-05-04
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Overland Train Service
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2022-05-19
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Plant Protein
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Primary Produce Exports
- Public Holidays
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Public Sector
- Quorn Water Supply
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- Regional Boat Ramps
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Regional Childcare Services
- Regional Health Services
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Regional Workforce Planning
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2024-02-07
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- Regional Workforce Shortage
- Religious Education in Schools
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Religious Vilification Laws
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2023-11-16
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- Riverland Crops
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Riverland Flood Response
- Sam Smith Concert
- Sentencing
- Strengthening Industries Program
- Supervision Orders
- TikTok App
- United Firefighters Union
- Victims of Crime Fund
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Water Buybacks
- Weather Forecasting
- Wellbeing Specialists
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Wine Industry
- Witton Bluff Base Trail Project
- Wortley, Hon. R.p.
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Yabby Nets
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Youth Justice Services
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2023-06-15
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-
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Speeches
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LENSINK, Jacqueline Michelle Ann
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Speeches
- Aboriginal Heritage (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Address in Reply
- Affordable Housing
-
Assange, Mr J.
- Assisted Reproductive Treatment (Posthumous Use of Material and Donor Conception Register) Amendment Bill
- Automated External Defibrillators (Public Access) Bill
- Bail (Conditions) Amendment Bill
- Burial and Cremation (Interment Rights) Amendment Bill
- Child Sex Offenders Registration (Child-Related Work) Amendment Bill
- Children and Young People (Safety) (Child and Young Person's Visitor) Amendment Bill
- Constitution (Countersigning) Amendment Bill
- Controlled Substances (Destruction of Seized Property) Amendment Bill
- Controlled Substances (Pure Amounts) Amendment Bill
- Coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla
- Courts Administration (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- COVID-19 Response
- Craddock, Mrs R.
- Criminal Law (High Risk Offenders) (Additional High Risk Offenders) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Criminal Organisations - Prescribed Places) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Human Remains) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Procedure (Monitoring Orders) Amendment Bill
- Duncan, Dr G.I.O.
- Electoral (Control of Corflutes) Amendment Bill
- Electoral (Prohibition of Canvassing Near Polling Booths) Amendment Bill
- Environment, Resources and Development Committee: Disposal of PFAS Contaminated Waste in South Australia
- Environment, Resources and Development Committee: Inquiry into the Urban Forest
- Equal Opportunity (Domestic Abuse) Amendment Bill
- Evidence (Aboriginal Traditional Laws and Customs) Amendment Bill
- First Nations Voice Bill
- Forfeiture Bill
- Freedom of Information (Ministerial Diaries) Amendment Bill
- Freedom of Information (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Gender Equality Bill
- Gene Technology (Adoption of Commonwealth Amendments) Amendment Bill
- Heritage Places (Adelaide Park Lands) Amendment Bill
- Hogan, Ms M.
- Human Services Portfolio
- Integrity Framework
- International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Intersexism and Transphobia
- International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women
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International Women's Day
- Intervention Orders (Prevention of Abuse) (Section 31 Offences) Amendment Bill
- Iranian Protests
- Lymphoedema
- Magistrates Court (Nunga Court) Amendment Bill
- McCulloch, Ms D.E.J.
- Miethke, Ms A.
- Native Vegetation
- New Women's and Children's Hospital (Relocation of SA Police Facilities) Amendment Bill
- New Women's and Children's Hospital Bill
- Philanthropy
- Planning and Design Code
- Planning, Development and Infrastructure (Adelaide Park Lands) Amendment Bill
- Planning, Development and Infrastructure (Gas Infrastructure) Amendment Bill
- Private Parking Areas (Shopping Centre Parking Areas) Amendment Bill
- Residential Tenancies (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Residential Tenancies (Protection of Prospective Tenants) Amendment Bill
- Residential Tenancies (Rent Control) Amendment Bill
- Return to Work Corporation (Constitution of Board of Management) Amendment Bill
- Royal Commission into Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence in South Australia
- South Australian Public Health (COVID-19) Amendment Bill
- Spent Convictions (Part 8A Findings) Amendment Bill
- St Vincent de Paul Society
- State Government
- Statutes Amendment (Attorney-General's Portfolio and Other Justice Measures) 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) (No 4) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Attorney-General's Portfolio) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Child Sex Offences) Bill
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- Statutes Amendment (Ombudsman and Auditor-General) (Terms of Office) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Public Trustee and Litigation Guardian) Bill
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- Statutes Amendment (Stealthing and Consent) Bill
- Storkey, Mr G.
- Succession Bill
- Summary Offences (Dog Theft) Amendment Bill
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- Supreme Court (Distribution of Business) Amendment Bill
- Wade, The Hon. S.G.
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Questions
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Aboriginal Affairs Action Plan
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2022-07-05
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Aboriginal Lands Weed Management
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Aboriginal Remains, Riverlea Park
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2023-10-31
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2023-11-01
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- Adnyamathanha Heritage Site
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Affordable Housing
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Alcohol Sales Restrictions
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Allied Health Professionals in Schools
- Ambulance Employees Association
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Ambulance Ramping
- APY Executive Board
- APY Lands
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APY Lands Tuberculosis Outbreak
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2023-06-14
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Attorney-General's Department
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2023-03-07
- 2023-05-02
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Auditor-General's Report
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Autism
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2023-06-01
- 2023-07-06
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Autism Lead Teachers
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Bail
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2024-03-07
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- Barngarla Determination Aboriginal Corporation
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Beach Management
- Building Better Regions Fund
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Cabinet Documents
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2023-09-27
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Child Protection
- Child Sex Offences
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Citadel Secure
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2024-02-22
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- Closing the Gap Annual Report
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Coercive Control
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Commissioner for Aboriginal Engagement
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2022-05-18
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-
Construction Industry
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Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining and Energy Union
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Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union
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2022-09-06
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Conversion Therapy
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2024-04-10
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Council Elections
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Crop and Pasture Seeding Intentions Report
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Cross Border Commissioner
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2024-02-21
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- Director of Public Prosecutions Office
- District Court
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Domestic and Family Violence
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Domestic Violence
- Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence
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Driving Offences
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2023-11-30
- 2024-02-20
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- Dry Creek Land Reserve
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Electoral Fraud
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2023-03-23
- 2023-05-30
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- Emergency Public Housing
- Energy Security
- Enterprise Bargaining
- Eyre Peninsula Desalination Project
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Eyre Peninsula Weather Forecasting
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2023-02-07
- 2023-03-07
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Family Violence Legal Service Aboriginal Corporation
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2024-04-09
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Farm Trespassing
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Federal Budget
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2022-11-01
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Feral Animal Management
- First Nations Voice Elections
- First Nations Voice To Parliament
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First Nations Voice, Parliamentary Sitting
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Forestry Industry
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2023-05-30
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- Giant Australian Cuttlefish
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Giant Pine Scale
- Government Accountability
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Homelessness
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2022-05-17
- 2022-06-14
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Immigrant Detention
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Immigration Policy
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2024-02-06
- 2024-03-19
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Legal Services Commission
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2023-09-14
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- Livestock Methane Emissions
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Ministerial Conduct
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2022-09-08
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- Mount Barker High School
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National Partnership Agreement on Remote Indigenous Housing
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Ombudsman Investigation, Member for Bragg
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Operation Paragon
- 2023-08-31
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2023-09-12
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Optional Protocol to the Convention Against Torture
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2022-10-18
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- Overland Train Service
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Political Donations
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Port Augusta Alcohol Sales Ban
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2022-05-05
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- Port Augusta Community Outreach
- Port Augusta, Remote Visitors
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Premier's Comments
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- Purrkanaitya Housing Development
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Qantas Chairman's Lounge Membership
- Questions on Notice
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RecFish SA
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2022-10-19
- 2022-11-15
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- Regional Bank Closures
- Regional Growth Fund
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Regional Housing
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2022-06-01
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Regional Radiation Treatment Services
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2023-10-17
- 2024-02-06
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- Regional South Australia
- Remote Visitors
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Restrictive Practices
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2022-06-14
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Return to Work Scheme
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Royal Commission into Early Childhood Education and Care
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Sam Smith Concert
- Shop Trading Hours
- Snapper Fishery
- Snapper Stock
- South Australian Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisation Network
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Surveillance Equipment
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2023-02-23
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- Tarrkarri
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Tarrkarri Centre for First Nations Cultures
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2023-06-28
- 2023-09-26
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- Tea Tree Gully Community Wastewater Management System
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Training Centre Visitor
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2023-11-02
- 2024-02-06
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- Victims of Crime Fund
- Wichen, Mr J.
- Witton Bluff Base Trail Project
- Women's Legal Service
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Wortley, Hon. R.p.
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2022-05-18
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- Writers' Week
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Youth Crime
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2023-03-21
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- Youth Detention
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-
Speeches
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MAHER, Kyam Joseph
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Speeches
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Aboriginal Heritage (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
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2023-05-18
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2024-02-08
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Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee
- Aboriginal Remains, Riverlea Park
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Address in Reply
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Adelaide University Bill
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2023-10-19
- 2023-10-31
- 2023-11-01
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Advance Care Directives (Review) Amendment Bill
- 2023-09-28
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2023-11-16
- Appointment of Inspector Under the ICAC Act
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Appropriation Bill 2022
- 2022-06-16
- 2022-07-07
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2022-09-28
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Appropriation Bill 2023
- 2023-06-28
- 2023-09-28
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2023-10-19
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Assisted Reproductive Treatment (Posthumous Use of Material and Donor Conception Register) Amendment Bill
- 2024-02-22
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2024-03-19
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Auditor-General's Report
- Autism Inclusion Charter
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Ayers House Bill
- 2024-03-19
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2024-04-09
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Bail (Conditions) Amendment Bill
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2023-08-31
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2024-03-07
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- Bail (Terror Suspects and Firearm Parts) Amendment Bill
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Botanic Gardens and State Herbarium (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- 2024-02-08
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2024-02-22
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Budget and Finance Committee
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Burial and Cremation (Interment Rights) Amendment Bill
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2022-06-02
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2022-09-08
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- Cameron, Hon. T.G.
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Child Sex Offenders Registration (Child-Related Work) Amendment Bill
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2023-11-30
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2024-02-06
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- Child Sexual Abuse
- Climate Change
- Closing the Gap Annual Report
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Constitution (Countersigning) Amendment Bill
- 2024-03-07
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2024-04-09
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Controlled Substances (Destruction of Seized Property) Amendment Bill
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2024-02-08
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2024-02-22
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- Controlled Substances (Pure Amounts) Amendment Bill
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Courts Administration (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
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2022-09-28
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2022-11-03
- 2023-03-23
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- COVID-19 Direction, Accountability and Oversight Committee
- COVID-19 Schools
- Crime and Public Integrity Policy Committee
- Criminal Law (High Risk Offenders) (Additional High Risk Offenders) Amendment Bill
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Criminal Law Consolidation (Child Sexual Abuse) Amendment Bill
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2023-05-04
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2023-05-16
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Criminal Law Consolidation (Criminal Organisations - Prescribed Places) Amendment Bill
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2023-08-31
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2023-09-12
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Criminal Law Consolidation (Human Remains) Amendment Bill
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2022-05-05
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2022-05-31
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- Criminal Law Consolidation (Recruiting Children To Commit Crime) Amendment Bill
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Criminal Procedure (Monitoring Orders) Amendment Bill
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2022-11-03
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2022-11-15
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- Doig, Brevet Sergeant Jason Christopher
- DPP Workplace Experience Report
- Electoral (Control of Corflutes) Amendment Bill
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Environment Protection (Objects of Act and Board Attributes) Amendment Bill
- 2023-06-15
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2023-09-28
- Environment, Resources and Development Committee
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Equal Opportunity (Domestic Abuse) Amendment Bill
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2022-11-17
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2023-03-21
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- Equal Opportunity Commissioner's Independent Review of Harassment in the Parliament Workplace
- Evans, Dr A.L.
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Evidence (Aboriginal Traditional Laws and Customs) Amendment Bill
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2023-05-04
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2023-06-01
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Explosives Bill
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2023-05-04
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2023-08-29
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Fair Work (Family and Domestic Violence Leave) Amendment Bill
- 2023-02-23
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2023-03-21
- False Requirements to Replace Gas Appliances
- Festival Plaza
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First Nations Voice Bill
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2023-02-09
- 2023-02-21
- 2023-02-23
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- First Nations Voice to Parliament
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Forfeiture Bill
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2023-02-23
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2023-06-27
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- Freedom of Information (Ministerial Diaries) Amendment Bill
- Frontier Software Cybersecurity Incident
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Gene Technology (Adoption of Commonwealth Amendments) Amendment Bill
- 2023-02-09
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2023-03-23
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Health Care (Acquisition of Property) Amendment Bill
- 2022-11-17
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2022-11-29
- Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
- Heritage Places (Adelaide Park Lands) Amendment Bill
- High Flows in the SA River Murray
- High-Risk Incident, Crystal Brook
- Horne, Mr I.
- Humphries, Mr Barry
- ICAC Evaluation of the Central Adelaide Local Health Network
- ICAC Report
- Independent Review of SafeWork Sa's Investigation into the Death of Gayle Woodford
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Intervention Orders (Prevention of Abuse) (Section 31 Offences) Amendment Bill
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2024-02-22
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2024-03-05
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Joint Committee on the Establishment of Adelaide University
- Joint Committee on the Legislation of Medicinal Cannabis
- Joint Parliamentary Service Committee
- Kangaroo Island Koalas
- Latouche Mazzei, Lucas
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Legislative Review Committee
- Liberal Opposition
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Local Government (Casual Vacancies) Amendment Bill
- 2023-02-23
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2023-03-07
- Local Government (Defaulting Council) Amendment Bill
- Lower River Murray Levees
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Magistrates Court (Nunga Court) Amendment Bill
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2022-09-08
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2022-10-20
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- Matter of Privilege
- Medical Specialists
- Member for Stuart
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Member, New
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Member's Leave
- Members, New and Former
- Minister's Remarks, Serious Vehicle and Vessel Offences Bill
- Ministerial Diaries
- National Energy Crisis
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Natural Resources Committee
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New Women's and Children's Hospital Bill
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2022-10-20
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2022-11-01
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O'Donoghue, Dr Lowitja
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2024-02-06
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2024-02-20
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2024-04-09
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- Official Visit to China
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Parliamentary Committee on Occupational Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation
- Parliamentary Committees
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Pastoral Land Management and Conservation (Use of Pastoral Land) Amendment Bill
- 2024-02-22
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2024-03-21
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Plebiscite (South East Council Amalgamation) Bill
- 2022-09-08
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2022-09-27
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Pnevmatikos, Hon. I.
- Port Augusta Hospital
- President, Election
- Printing Committee
- Prohibition of Neo-Nazi Symbols
- Proton Therapy in South Australia
- Public Finance and Audit (Auditor-General Access to Cabinet Submissions) Amendment Bill
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Public Holidays Bill
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2023-11-16
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2023-11-28
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- Questions on Notice
- Removal of Magistrate
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Residential Tenancies (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- 2023-11-16
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2023-11-28
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Residential Tenancies (Protection of Prospective Tenants) Amendment Bill
- 2023-05-04
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2023-06-13
- Return to Work (Employment and Progressive Injuries) Amendment Bill
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Return to Work (Permanent Impairment Assessment) Amendment Bill
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2022-06-02
- 2022-06-14
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Return to Work (Scheme Sustainability) Amendment Bill
- 2022-06-16
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2022-07-05
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Return to Work Corporation (Constitution of Board of Management) Amendment Bill
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2023-03-23
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2023-08-29
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- Return to Work Scheme
- Roberts, Mr J.
- Second-hand Vehicle Dealers (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Select Committee on Damage, Harm or Adverse Outcomes Resulting from ICAC Investigations
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Select Committee on Health Services in South Australia
- Select Committee on Matters Relating to the Timber Industry in the Limestone Coast
- Select Committee on Public and Active Transport
- Select Committee on Return to Work SA Scheme
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Select Committee on the Gig Economy
- Select Committee on the Return to Work SA Scheme
- Sentencing (Serious Child Sex Offenders) Amendment Bill
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Shop Trading Hours (Extension of Hours) Amendment Bill
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2022-09-08
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2022-09-27
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Sittings and Business
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Social Development Committee
- South Australian Hospitals
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South Australian Motor Sport (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- 2022-06-16
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2022-07-07
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South Australian Public Health (COVID-19) Amendment Bill
- 2022-05-05
- 2022-05-17
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2022-05-18
- South East Council Amalgamation
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Spent Convictions (Part 8A Findings) Amendment Bill
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2023-09-28
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2024-03-05
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- Spurr, Mr W.
- Standing Orders Committee
- Standing Orders Committee: First Nations Voice
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Standing Orders Suspension
- State Assets (Privatisation Restrictions) Bill
- State Prosperity Project
- Statutes Amendment (Attorney-General's Portfolio and Other Justice Measures) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Attorney-General's Portfolio and Other Justice Measures) Bill 2022
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Statutes Amendment (Attorney-General's Portfolio) (No 2) Bill
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2022-09-28
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2022-11-03
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Statutes Amendment (Attorney-General's Portfolio) (No 3) Bill
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2022-11-03
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2022-11-15
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Statutes Amendment (Attorney-General's Portfolio) (No 4) Bill
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2023-06-15
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2023-07-06
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Statutes Amendment (Attorney-General's Portfolio) Bill
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2022-05-05
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2022-09-06
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Statutes Amendment (Budget Measures) Bill
- 2023-09-28
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2023-11-30
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Statutes Amendment (Child Sex Offences) Bill
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2022-05-05
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2022-05-19
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Statutes Amendment (Civil Enforcement) Bill
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2022-09-28
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2023-02-09
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Statutes Amendment (Education, Training and Skills Portfolio) Bill
- 2023-05-04
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2023-07-06
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Statutes Amendment (Identity Theft) Bill
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2023-06-15
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2024-02-08
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Statutes Amendment (Industrial Relations Portfolio) Bill
- 2024-02-08
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2024-02-20
- Statutes Amendment (National Energy Laws) (Emissions Reduction Objectives) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (National Energy Laws) (Wholesale Market Monitoring) Bill
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Statutes Amendment (Ombudsman and Auditor-General) (Terms of Office) Bill
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2023-09-14
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2023-09-28
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Statutes Amendment (Public Trustee and Litigation Guardian) Bill
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2023-11-30
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2024-03-21
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Statutes Amendment (Serious Vehicle and Vessel Offences) Bill
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2022-11-30
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2023-05-16
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Statutes Amendment (Sexual Offences) Bill
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2023-03-09
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2023-05-04
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- Statutes Amendment (South Australian Employment Tribunal) Bill
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- Statutes Amendment (Victim Impact Statements) Bill
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Statutory Authorities Review Committee
- Statutory Officers Committee
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Succession Bill
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2022-10-20
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2023-05-02
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Summary Offences (Dog Theft) Amendment Bill
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2022-11-03
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2022-11-17
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Summary Offences (Nazi Salute and Symbols Prohibition) Amendment Bill
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2023-11-30
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2024-03-19
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Summary Offences (Obstruction of Public Places) Amendment Bill
- 2023-05-18
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2023-05-30
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Superannuation Funds Management Corporation of South Australia (Investment in Russian Assets) Amendment Bill
- 2022-09-08
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2022-10-18
- Supply Bill 2022
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Supply Bill 2023
- 2023-06-01
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2023-06-15
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Supreme Court (Distribution of Business) Amendment Bill
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2023-05-18
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2023-08-29
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- Tsoulis, Ms E.
- Turkiye-Syria Earthquake
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Valedictories
- VET Quality Audit Blitz
- Wade, The Hon. S.G.
- Webster, Mr F.R.
- White, Mr P.
- Women's and Children's Health Network Cochlear Implant Program
- Women's and Children's Hospital Cochlear Implant Program
- Work Health and Safety (Crystalline Silica Dust) Amendment Bill
-
Work Health and Safety (Industrial Manslaughter) Amendment Bill
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2023-07-06
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2023-09-14
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- Young Offenders Act Regulations
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Answers
-
Aboriginal Affairs
-
Aboriginal Affairs Action Plan
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ANZAC Day Dawn Service
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Child Placement Principle
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Flags
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander War Memorial
- Aboriginal Basketball Academy
-
Aboriginal Children and Young People in Care
- Aboriginal Community, Ceduna
-
Aboriginal Deaths in Custody
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2022-07-06
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- Aboriginal Deaths in Custody Royal Commission
-
Aboriginal Detention
- Aboriginal Education Strategy
- Aboriginal Frontline Leadership Program
- Aboriginal Health Workforce
- Aboriginal Heritage
- Aboriginal Heritage Consultation Process, Riverlea Park
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Aboriginal Heritage, Buckland Park
- Aboriginal Housing Strategy
-
Aboriginal Lands Trust
-
Aboriginal Law Student Mentoring Program
- Aboriginal Legal Rights Movement
- Aboriginal Monuments
- Aboriginal Power Cup
- Aboriginal Rangers
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Aboriginal Remains, Riverlea Park
-
Aboriginal Smoking Rates
-
Aboriginal Veterans Commemorative Service
-
Aboriginal Women's Gathering
-
2022-11-29
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Acute Behavioural Assessment Units
-
Adelaide Beach Management Review
-
2022-11-17
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2022-12-01
- 2023-02-07
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2023-02-09
- 2023-05-18
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2023-08-31
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2024-03-21
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2024-04-11
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Adelaide Casino
- Adelaide City Council Rates
-
Adelaide Crows Camp 2018
- Adelaide Film Festival
- Adelaide Fringe Festival
- Adelaide Fringe Festival, Indigenous Performers
-
Adelaide Oval Liquor Licence
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Adelaide Parklands
- Adnyamathanha Heritage Site
- Advance Care Directives
- Advertising Costs
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Affordable Housing
-
African Gang Violence
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2022-05-05
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Age of Criminal Responsibility
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2022-05-04
- 2022-06-14
- 2022-07-06
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2022-11-17
- 2023-02-07
- 2023-05-31
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2023-08-30
-
2023-09-13
- 2024-03-20
-
- Aged Rights Advocacy Service
- Aged-Care CCTV Trial
- Agricultural Teacher Shortage
- Alcohol Induced Liver Disease and COVID-19
-
Alcohol Sales Restrictions
-
Alleged Sex Offenders, Bail
-
Allied Health Professional Recruitment
-
2022-09-06
-
- Ambulance Employees Association
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Ambulance Ramping
-
2022-09-27
- 2022-10-18
- 2022-11-15
- 2022-11-30
-
2023-02-07
- 2023-02-21
- 2023-03-07
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2023-03-23
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2023-06-13
- 2023-09-12
- 2023-11-14
- 2023-11-28
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2024-02-06
- 2024-03-19
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Ambulance Stations
- Ambulance Vehicles
- Amica One
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Animal Welfare
- Anti-Racism Strategy
- Apology Day 2024
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APY Art Centre Collective
-
2023-07-06
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2023-09-14
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2024-02-06
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2024-02-20
- 2024-02-22
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2024-04-09
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APY Executive Board
-
APY Lands
-
APY Lands Tuberculosis Outbreak
-
APY Lands, Policing
- Arabana YaNhi! Tanganekald Yan! Keeping Ancestral Voices Alive
- Archibald Prize
- Are You Safe at Home? Day
-
Artificial Intelligence
-
2023-11-02
-
- Asbestos Victims Memorial Day
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Assistant Minister to the Premier
-
Attorney-General's Department
-
Auditor-General's Report
-
2022-10-19
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2023-02-07
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2024-02-06
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-
Augusta Zadow Awards
- Australia Day
- Australian Education Union
- Australian of the Year Awards
-
Australian Radioactive Waste Agency
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2022-11-03
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- Autism Education Advisory Group
- Autism Inclusion Teachers
- Autism SA Grants
-
Autism Support
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Automotive Trades Workforce
-
Bail
-
2024-03-07
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Bail Conditions
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2022-05-19
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2023-05-16
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- Baleen Moondjan
- Barngarla Determination Aboriginal Corporation
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Barngarla People, Litigation
- Barossa New Water Project
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Beach Management
- Betting Operations Tax
- Blackwood Reconciliation Group
- Blackwood Reconciliation Walk
- Bow and Crossbow hunting
-
Bromley, Mr D.J.
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2022-09-08
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- Budget Papers
- Bushfire Victim Support
- Business Migration Nominations
- Business Migration Program Objectives
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Cabinet Documents
-
2022-11-15
- 2023-09-27
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- Canine Court Companion
- Carly Ryan Foundation
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Cashless Debit Card
- Ceduna Community Hub
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Centre for First Nations Cultures
- Cerulean Creative Studios
- Chief Psychiatrist Review
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Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service
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2022-09-06
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- Child Custody
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Child Gender Dysphoria
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Child Protection
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Child Sex Offences
- 2024-03-20
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2024-03-21
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Child Sex Offender Register
-
2023-02-23
- 2024-03-06
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Child Sex Offenders
- Child Sexual Abuse
- Citadel Secure
- Clontarf Foundation
- Close the Gap Day
- Closing the Gap
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Closing the Gap Annual Report
- Closing The Gap Partnership Agreement
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Coastal Management
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Coastal Sand Erosion
- Cobdogla Irrigation and Steam Museum
-
Code of Ethics
-
2023-06-01
- 2023-08-29
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Coercive Control
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Commissioner for Aboriginal Engagement
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Commissioner for Equal Opportunity Annual Report
- Commissioner for Victims' Rights
- Communications and Promotion
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Community Justice Services
- Community Legal Centres
- Community Legal Services
- Compulsory Land Acquisition
- Conservation Council
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Construction Industry
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Construction Industry Apprenticeships
-
2022-11-01
- 2023-02-07
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- Construction Industry Training Fund
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Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining and Energy Union
-
2022-09-28
- 2022-11-01
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2022-11-03
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2022-11-17
- 2023-03-08
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2023-06-13
- 2023-06-15
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2023-11-29
- 2024-02-22
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Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union
- Contractor Invoices
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Conversion Practices
- 2024-02-07
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2024-04-09
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Conversion Therapy
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2024-04-10
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Convicted Arsonists
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2023-03-08
- 2023-05-02
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-
Coronation of King Charles III
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Coroner's Office
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2023-11-14
- 2024-02-06
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- Coroners Court Funding
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Correctional Facilities Drug Treatment Programs
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2023-08-30
- 2023-10-18
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Cost of Living
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2022-05-03
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2022-06-14
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Cost of Living Concession
- Cost of Sunday Sitting
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Country Cabinet
- Country Fire Service Volunteers
- Court Infrastructure
- Court Judgement Delays
- Court Transcripts
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COVID-19 Mandatory Vaccinations
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2023-06-28
- 2023-09-26
- 2024-02-06
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2024-03-05
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COVID-19 Vaccinations
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COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates
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COVID-19 Vaccine, Freedom of Information
- Covid-Ready Hospital Network
- Credit Rating
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Crime in Port Augusta
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Crime Rates
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Criminal Sentencing
-
2023-08-29
- 2023-08-30
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- Crown Solicitor's Office
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Custody Notification Service
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2023-02-07
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- Dance Hub SA
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Data Protection
-
2022-10-19
- 2022-11-30
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-
Davenport Community
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Declared Public Precincts
- Defence Industry Employees
- Defence SA Projects
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Defence Shipbuilding
- DEM MOB
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Dental Health Care
- 2024-02-22
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2024-04-09
- Department Expenditure
- Deputy Premier Staffing
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Director of Public Prosecutions
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Director of Public Prosecutions Office
- 2023-06-01
- 2023-06-27
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2023-08-29
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2023-08-30
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2023-09-26
- 2023-10-31
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Disability Employment
- Disability Services
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District Court
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Domestic and Family Violence
- Domestic and Family Violence Prevention
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Domestic Violence
- Domestic Violence Laws
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Domestic Violence Victims
-
2023-09-14
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- Dr Uncle Lewis O'Brien Oration
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Driving Offences
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Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Services
- Drug and Alcohol REhabilitation Services
-
Drug-Driving Laws
-
2024-03-21
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Dust Diseases
- Dust Diseases Compensation
- Early Closure Grant
- Early Intervention and Child Protection Matters
- Economic Recovery Fund
- Education Department
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Education Security
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Election Commitments
- 2022-05-03
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2022-05-18
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2022-10-20
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Electoral Act
-
2022-11-03
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- Electoral Commission
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Electoral Commissioner
- 2024-02-07
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2024-04-09
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Electoral Fraud
-
2023-03-23
- 2023-05-30
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-
Electricity Costs in Remote Aboriginal Communities
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2023-06-15
- 2023-10-18
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- Electricity Network Stability
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Electronic Patient Record System
- Electronic Planes Trial
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Electronically Assisted Voting
- Elliott Johnston AO, QC Oration
- Emergency Dispatchers
- Emergency Public Housing
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Emergency Services Workers
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Energy Security
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Engineered Stone Regulations
- Enterprise Agreements
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Enterprise Bargaining
- Entrepreneurial Education Strategy
- Environment and Water Department
- Ernabella Arts Centre
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Establishment of Adelaide University
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2023-10-18
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2023-10-19
- 2023-11-15
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- Eurovision Song Contest
- Excellence in Women's Leadership Awards
- Executive Induction Program
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External Consultants
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2023-09-14
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- Extinction Rebellion
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Facial Recognition Technology
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Family Violence Legal Service Aboriginal Corporation
- 2024-03-07
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2024-04-09
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Farm Trespassing
- Farm Work Health and Safety
- Fay Fuller Foundation Reconciliation Action Plan
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Federal Voice Referendum
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Federal Voice to Parliament Referendum
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2023-08-30
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2023-08-31
- 2023-09-13
- 2023-09-14
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2023-10-17
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- Feral Deer
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First Nations Artworks Provenance
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2023-05-16
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- First Nations Disaster Risk Reduction Projects
- First Nations Rangers
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First Nations Voice Elections
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First Nations Voice to Parliament
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2022-11-17
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2022-11-30
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2023-02-07
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2023-02-08
- 2023-03-07
- 2023-09-13
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2023-10-17
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2023-10-19
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2024-04-09
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First Nations Voice To Parliament
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2023-06-01
- 2023-06-27
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2023-07-06
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2023-09-28
- 2023-11-01
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2024-02-06
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2024-03-06
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2024-04-10
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First Nations Voice, Parliamentary Sitting
- First Nations Voice, Treaty, Truth
- Flag Protocols
- Flinders Medical Centre
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Flinders Ranges
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Flinders Ranges Sacred Sites
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2023-09-28
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- Flood Recovery Grant
- Flood Recovery Packages
- Foodland Supplier of the Year Awards
- Forbes Primary School
- Foreign Influence
- Forensic Science Coronial Services
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Forensic Science SA
-
2022-09-07
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2022-10-18
-
2022-11-01
-
2023-06-13
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2023-08-31
- 2023-09-14
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-
Forensic Science SA Awards
- 2023-09-14
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2023-11-01
- Forestville Hockey Club Development
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Foster and Kinship Care
- Four-Day Work Week
- Fox Baiting
- Freedom of Information Processing
-
Frontier Software Cybersecurity Incident
-
Frontline Retail Workers
-
2022-05-17
- 2022-11-03
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2023-10-18
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- FTE Projections
- Funds SA
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Gambling Regulation
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Gas Industry Consultation
-
2023-06-15
- 2023-10-18
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- Gay Conversion Therapy Breaches
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Gayle's Law
- Gender Dysphoria
- Gender Unicorn
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Gender-Specific Language
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2022-05-18
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General Practitioner Incentives
- General Practitioner Payroll Tax
- Generator Grant
- Gladys Elphick Awards
- Glenthorne National Park
- Goods and Services Expenditure
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Government Accountability
- Government Advertising
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Government Apologies
- 2023-11-30
- 2024-02-07
- 2024-02-22
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2024-04-09
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Government Appointments
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2023-08-31
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Government Contracts, Banking Services
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Government Procurement
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Government Reviews
- Graham F. Smith Peace Foundation
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Grant Programs
-
2022-09-06
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Green Industries Fund
- Hampstead Rehabilitation Centre
- Harmony Week
-
Heffernan, Mr T.
- Heinze, Mr R.
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Homelessness
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HomeStart
-
2023-02-07
- 2024-03-20
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-
Homicide Victim Support Group
- Hospital Accreditation
- Hospital Bed Commitment and Staffing
- Hospital Beds
- Hotel Quarantine Costs
- Housing Vacancy Rates
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Human Rights Charter
-
2023-05-30
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-
Human Trafficking
-
2023-09-27
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- Hunting and Conservation
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ICAC Report
-
2023-09-13
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2023-09-14
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- ICAC, Director of Investigations
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Immigrant Detention
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Immigration Policy
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Independent Commission Against Corruption
-
Independent Commission Against Corruption Investigation
- Independent Commission Against Corruption Investigations
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Independent Medical Advisers
- Independent Schools Donors, Tax Deductions
- Indictable Offences
- Indigenous Business Month
- Indigenous Businesses
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Indigenous Communities, Electricity
- Indigenous Culture
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Indigenous Health Workers
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2023-05-16
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- Indigenous Students Education
-
Indigenous Voice in Parliament
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2022-05-17
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- Industrial Manslaughter
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Industrial Relations
- Industrial Relations Reform
- Inpatient Suicide Report
- Institutional Racism
- International Workers Memorial Day
-
Intervention Orders
-
2022-11-03
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- Invest SA
-
Israel
-
2023-11-15
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- Israel-Palestine Conflict, Refugees
- Japanese Encephalitis Vaccine
-
Jenkins, Mrs A.
- Job Creation
- Judiciary and Legal Community Iftar Dinner
- Justice Portfolio
- Justice Reform Initiative
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Juvenile Incarceration Rates
-
2023-05-02
- 2023-06-13
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- Kalimna Hostel Site
- Kangaroo Island Community Centre
- Kangaroo Island Community Education
-
Kangaroo Island Country Cabinet
-
Kangaroo Island Koalas
-
2024-03-07
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- Kaurna Dictionary
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Koala State Numberplates
- Kulilaya Festival
- Kunmanara Mungkuri Oam
- Landscape Administration Fund
- Law Society of South Australia Justice Award
- Law Society of South Australia President's Medal
-
Legal Services Commission
-
2022-07-05
- 2022-09-08
- 2022-10-19
-
2023-09-14
- 2024-03-19
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2024-03-20
-
- Levee Embankments Remediation and Construction Grant
- Limestone Coast Water Allocation Plan Review
-
LIV Golf
- Livestock Theft
-
Lobbyists
-
2024-02-21
- 2024-03-19
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Local Government Elections
-
2022-11-03
- 2022-11-30
-
2023-02-21
-
2023-02-22
- 2023-03-07
- 2023-05-02
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- Local Health Networks, Staffing
- Lowitja O'donoghue Oration
- Lowitja O'Donoghue Oration
- Lucindale Historical Society
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Mabo Day
- Major Infrastructute Projects
- Male Life Expectancy
- Mary Kitson Award
- MATES in Construction
- Matteo, Her Honour Judge C.
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May Day Celebrations
- McKay, Prof. J.
- McKenzie, Mr I.B.
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Mealor, Ms C.
- Medical Officer Recruitment
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Medical Specialists, Enterprise Bargaining
-
Member for Bragg, Speaker's Statement
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2022-05-05
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-
Members, Conflict of Interest
-
2022-05-04
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Men's Health
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Mental Health
- Mental Health Beds
- Mental Health Beds, Country
- Mental Health Care
- Mental Health Community Beds
- Mental Health Nurse Recruitment
- Mental Health Nursing Workforce Plan
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Mental Health Services
- Mental Health Services Plan
- Mental Health Services, Port Lincoln
- Mental Health Staff
- Mental Health, First Responder
- Metricon
- Michelle De Garis Kindergarten
- Midwife Recruitment
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Minister for Industrial Relations and Public Sector
-
2022-06-16
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Ministerial Conduct
-
Ministerial Diaries
-
2023-11-30
-
-
Ministerial Responsibility
-
2022-10-19
-
-
Ministerial Travel
- Mob Talks Launch
- Mobile Phone Ban
-
Mobile Phone Detection Cameras
-
2023-03-23
-
2023-05-02
-
-
Morrison, Mr W.F.
-
Motor Sport Act Compliance
- 2024-03-21
-
2024-04-09
- Motorcycle Rider Training
- Mount Barker High School
-
Mount Gambier Mental Health Services
- Mukapaanthi Monument
- Murray Bridge Public Transport
-
NAIDOC Awards
- 2022-07-05
-
2022-07-06
-
NAIDOC Week
- Narungga Native Title Claim
- National Apology to the Stolen Generations
- National Close the Gap Day
- National Heritage Referrals
-
National Partnership Agreement on Remote Indigenous Housing
-
National Reconciliation Week
-
2022-05-31
- 2022-06-15
-
-
National Redress Scheme
-
National Threatened Species Day
- National Volunteer Week
-
Native Bird Hunting
- Nauo Native Title Claims
- Newchurch, Uncle Jeffrey
- Nexus Arts
- Ngadjuri Native Title Claim
- Ngarrindjeri Photography Project
- Ngurunderi Sculpture
- North-South Corridor
-
Nuclear Energy
-
Nunga Court
- Nunga Courts
- Nurse Staffing Levels
-
Nursing Workforce Strategy
-
2022-11-03
- 2023-02-07
-
- O'Hanlon, Ms C.
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Office for Women
-
2023-09-27
-
- Office of the Agent-General
- Office of the Assistant Minister to the Premier Resources
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Offshore Renewable Energy
-
2023-09-14
-
-
Ombudsman Investigation, Member for Bragg
-
2022-05-04
-
2022-05-05
-
- On the Right Track Program
-
Online Gambling
-
2022-05-03
-
- Online Legal Services
-
OPCAT Agreement
-
Operation Ironside
-
2022-07-05
-
-
Operation Paragon
-
2023-08-31
-
2023-09-12
- 2023-10-18
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-
Optional Protocol to the Convention Against Torture
- Optus Blackout
- Our Mob Art Exhibition
- Paediatric Health Services
- Pangula Mannamurna Aboriginal Corporation
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Parental Alienating Behaviours
- Parks 2025 Initiative
- Parks Renewal Investment
- Parliamentary Committees
-
Parliamentary Sitting Schedule
- Parliamentary Standards
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Parliamentary Standing Orders
- Parole Board
-
Parole Breaches
-
2024-04-09
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-
Patient Assistance Transport Scheme
- Patient Assisted Transport Scheme
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Payroll Tax
-
2024-03-20
-
- Personal Care Worker Recruitment
-
Pill Testing
- Point Pearce
-
Poker Machines
-
Police Cautions
-
2023-05-04
- 2023-06-13
-
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Police Complaints
- Police Drug Diversion Initiative
-
Police Mounted Operations Unit
-
2023-09-27
-
-
Political Donations
-
Port Augusta Alcohol Restrictions
-
Port Augusta Alcohol Sales Ban
- Port Augusta, Remote Visitors
-
Port Lincoln Hospital Security
- Port Lincoln Magistrates Court
- Port Lincoln Roads
- Port Pirie Domestic Violence Action Group
- Port River Dolphins
-
Portable Long Service Leave
- Power Supply
-
Premier's Delivery Unit
-
Premier's Excellence Awards
- Premier's Excellence Awards for the Public Sector
-
Premier's NAIDOC Award
- Preschool Staffing
- Primary Production Irrigation Grant
-
Prison Alternatives
-
2023-11-29
-
- Prohibition of Nazi Symbols
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Protection of Private Communications
-
2023-06-13
-
-
Proton Therapy in South Australia
- 2024-02-21
-
2024-04-09
- Psychiatrists Recruitment
- Psychiatry Shortfalls
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Psychosocial Support
- Puberty Blocker Access
-
Public Holidays
-
2022-05-17
-
2023-02-21
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2023-11-29
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Public Hospital Doctors
- Public Safety Management
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Public School Security
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Public School Teachers
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Public Schools, Absenteeism
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Public Sector
- Public Sector Employees
- Public Sector Enterprise Agreements
-
Public Sector Executives
-
Public Sector Industrial Relations
- 2023-02-21
-
2023-02-22
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Public Sector Integrity
- Public Sector Wages
-
Public Trustee
-
2023-06-27
- 2023-08-29
-
-
Purrkanaitya Housing Development
-
2024-02-20
-
- Purrumpa, First Nations Arts and Cultural National Gathering
-
Qantas Chairman's Lounge Membership
-
Questions on Notice
- Raukkan Aboriginal School
-
Reconciliation
-
2022-06-01
-
- Reconciliation Breakfast
- Reconciliation Week
- Referendum Working Group
- Regional Fresh Water Supply
- Regional Mental Health Services
- Regional SA Mental Health Review
- Religious Education in Schools
-
Religious Exemptions
-
2022-11-16
- 2023-02-07
-
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Religious Vilification Laws
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Remote Visitors
-
2023-06-27
-
- Removal of Aboriginal Children
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Rent Bidding
-
Rental Affordability
-
Rental Property Standards
-
Renter Background Checks
-
Renters' Rights
-
2023-09-12
-
- Repat Eating Disorder Facility
-
Repatriation of Aboriginal Remains
-
2024-04-09
-
- Repeat Offenders
- Residential Aged-Care Srategy Project
-
Restrictive Practices
-
2022-06-14
- 2022-09-06
-
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Retail Workers
- Retirement Villages
-
Return to Work Scheme
-
2022-06-02
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2022-06-15
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- 2022-06-16
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2023-02-21
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ReturnToWorkSA
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2022-11-17
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- ReturnToWorkSA Board
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Review of Harassment in the South Australian Legal Profession
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Review of Harassment in the South Australian Parliament Workplace
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2024-03-20
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Right to Protest
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River Murray Flood Response
- Riverland Community Justice Centre
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Riverland Community Legal Services Program
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2023-02-08
- 2023-03-07
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- Riverland Rangers Program
- Royal Adelaide Hospital
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Royal Commission into Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence in South Australia
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2024-02-21
- 2024-03-05
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Royal Commission into Early Childhood Education and Care
- Royal Commission Recommendations
- Ruby Hunter Archie Roach Monument
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Rural Health Workforce
- Rymill Park Sculpture
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SA Ambulance Service
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SA Courts System Delays
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SA Health
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SA Health Focus Week
- SA Healthy Towns Challenge
- SA Music Awards
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SA Parole Board
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SAC Incidents
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2022-09-06
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Sacred Mound Springs
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Safe Work Month
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SafeWork SA
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2022-05-05
- 2022-07-07
- 2022-10-18
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2022-11-16
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2022-11-29
- 2023-05-02
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SafeWork SA Investigations
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SafeWork SA Review
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2022-06-01
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- Salisbury City Centre Business Awards
- Salisbury North Football Club Indigenous Round
- Sam Smith Concert
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Savings Targets
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2022-09-06
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- Select Committee on Dolphins in Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary and Port River Report Recommendations
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Sentencing
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2023-09-13
- 2023-09-14
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2023-09-28
- 2024-03-19
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Sentencing for Violent Offenders
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Serial Sex Offenders
- Sex and Gender Change Registration
- Sex Work and Money Laundering
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Sexual Assault
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2022-07-07
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2022-11-15
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- Sexual Assaults in Schools
- Sexual Offences Finalised in the Nunga Court
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Shop Theft
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Shop Trading Hours
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Silicosis
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Single Touch Payroll
- Single-Use Plastics
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SkyCity Adelaide
- 2022-05-19
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2022-06-14
- 2022-07-06
- 2022-11-02
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2023-03-07
- 2023-05-02
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2023-05-16
- 2024-02-07
- 2024-03-19
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2024-04-09
- Small Business Grants
- South Australia Police
- South Australian Aboriginal Achievement Award
- South Australian Aboriginal Building and Civil Construction Academy
- South Australian Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisation Network
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South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal
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South Australian Employment Tribunal
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2023-02-07
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South Australian Jobs
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2023-02-22
- 2023-05-02
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- South Australian Space Industry Centre Projects
- South Australian Stolen Generations Aboriginal Corporation
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South Australian Treaty
- South East Drainage Network
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Southern Intermediate Care Centre
- Space Industry Employees
- Speak Safely
- Specialised Health Screening Rates
- Specialised Nurse Recruitment
- Springbank Secondary College
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State Coroners Office
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2022-09-07
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State Major Bank Levy
- State Records of South Australia
- Statewide Health Workplace Plan
- Stealthing
- STEM Aboriginal Learner Congress
- Stillbirth Statistics
- Stolen Generations Reparations Scheme
- Stories of the Tanganekald
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Strathalbyn and District Health Service
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2022-10-18
- 2022-11-15
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- Student Engagement and Attendance
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Student Support Services
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Submarine Steel
- Sugar Shack Wetlands
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Suicide Prevention
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Summary Offences Act
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2023-03-07
- 2023-05-16
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2023-09-14
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Super SA
- Super SA Cybersecurity Breach
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Super SA Cybersecurity Incident
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2023-11-02
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- Supervision Orders
- Surveillance Devices Act 2016
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Surveillance Equipment
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Suspended Sentences
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2023-05-18
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TAFE SA
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Tame, Ms G.
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2023-06-14
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- Tandanya
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Tarnanthi Festival
- Tarrkarri
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Tarrkarri Centre for First Nations Cultures
- Tauondi Aboriginal Community College
- Taxi Industry
- Tea Tree Gully Community Wastewater Management System
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Teachers Dispute
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2023-10-31
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Teachers' Industrial Action
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2023-09-28
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Tee Tree Gully Council
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Teen Parliament
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Teenage Gambling
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Tennis Australia and Child Labour Laws
- Territories Stolen Generations Redress Scheme
- The Place of Courage
- The Yellow Gate
- Thebarton Police Barracks
- Tiati Wangkanthi Kumangka Exhibition
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TikTok App
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2023-03-07
- 2023-05-02
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2023-05-04
- 2023-05-18
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2023-06-13
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- Trade and Investment Department
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Training Centre Visitor
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Tram Drivers Dispute
- Transgender Treatments
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Treatment of Prisoners
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Treaty
- 2022-05-17
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2022-05-18
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2023-09-26
- Tullawon Health Service
- Uluru Statement from the Heart
- Umoona Art Centre
- Unclaimed Goods Act
- Uncommitted Capital Funding
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Unemployment
- Unesco City of Music
- UNESCO City of Music
- Unethical Hunting Practices
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Union Advertising
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2022-11-30
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2022-12-01
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2023-02-07
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- Unions in Workplaces
- United Firefighters Union
- Uniting Communities Law Centre
- University Merger Funding
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Urgent Mental Health Care Centre
- Vailo Adelaide 500
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VALO Adelaide 500
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Vandalism
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2022-06-14
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Vaping
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Vaping Action Plan
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Vice-Chancellor Salaries
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Victim Support Service
- Victims of Crime
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Victims of Crime Fund
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Victims of Crime Payments
- Victims' Day
- Victims' Rights
- Vince Copley Memoir
- Violent Offender Sentencing
- Virtual War Memorial Australia Podcast
- Voice Secretariat
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Voluntary Assisted Dying
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Vulnerable Indigenous Children
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Walk for Justice
- Wandjuk Marika Memorial 3D Award
- Water and Environment Department
- Water Security Strategy
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We're Equal Campaign
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Western Suburbs Major Projects
- WestSide Community Lawyers
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Whitford, Mr G.
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Whyalla Steelworks
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Wichen, Mr J.
- Wild Dog Exhibition
- Wildlife Rescue Groups
- Wilyakali Native Title Claim
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Wirangu Native Title Claim
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2023-02-23
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Witton Bluff Base Trail Project
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2022-12-01
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2023-05-02
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2023-05-04
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2023-05-17
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Women Lawyers Association
- 2022-11-30
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2024-04-09
- Women Lawyers Association Awards
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Women's and Children's Hospital
- 2022-05-04
- 2022-06-02
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2022-07-05
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2022-09-06
- 2022-09-27
- 2022-09-28
- 2022-11-30
- 2023-02-07
- 2023-02-09
- 2023-05-02
- 2023-06-13
- 2023-11-29
- 2024-02-06
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2024-04-09
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2024-04-10
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Women's and Children's Hospital Gender Clinic
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Women's Legal Service
- 2022-11-03
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2022-11-16
- Woodville High School Reconciliation Action Plan
- Woodville-West Torrens Football Club
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Work Health and Safety
- 2023-02-09
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2024-03-21
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Work-From-Home Arrangements
- Worker Safety in Hospitality
- Workers Compensation Premiums
- Working Women's Centre
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Workplace Death Compensation
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2024-03-21
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- Workplace Harassment
- Workplace Injuries
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World AIDS Day
- World Indigenous People's Conference on Education
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Wortley, Hon. R.p.
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Writers' Week
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2024-03-21
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Yadu Health Aboriginal Corporation
- Young Lawyer of the Year Award
- Youth Aboriginal Community Court
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Youth Crime
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2023-03-21
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Youth Detention
- Youth Gangs, Port Augusta
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Youth Justice Services
- Youth Offending
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Youth Treatment Orders
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Speeches
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MARTIN, Reggie Brian
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Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Adelaide Festival Centre
- Adelaide Zoo
- Affordable Housing
- ANZAC Day
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Ash Wednesday Bushfires
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Assange, Mr J.
- Australian Hotels Association (South Australian Branch)
- Australian Red Cross
- Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration (Tissue Donation Statements) Amendment Bill
- Borthwick Park
- Cancer Council, Fundraising
- Commonwealth Games
- Constitution (Countersigning) Amendment Bill
- Controlled Substances (Destruction of Seized Property) Amendment Bill
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Daffodil Day
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Dunstan, Hon. D.A.
- Dust Diseases
- Educational Equity
- eSports
- Establishment of Adelaide University
- Golden North Ice Cream
- Hanretty MBE, Miss E.R.
- Hydrogen Future
- Independent Commission Against Corruption Investigations
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International Cleaners Day
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International Nurses Day
- Iranian Protests
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Joint Committee on the Establishment of Adelaide University
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Legislative Review Committee
- Liberal Opposition
- Local Government (Casual Vacancies) Amendment Bill
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Lymphoedema
- Members of Parliament (Register of Interests) (Water Entitlements) Amendment Bill
- National Electricity (South Australia) (Ministerial Reliability Instrument) Amendment Bill
- National Gas (South Australia) (East Coast Gas System) Amendment Bill
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National Police Remembrance Day
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Native Bird Hunting
- Parliamentary Committee on Occupational Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation: Report into the Referral of the Work Health and Safety (Crystalline Silica Dust) Amendment Bill
- Parliamentary Committees (Referral of Petitions) Amendment Bill
- Parliamentary Committees Bill
- Patient Assistance Transport Scheme
- Planning, Development and Infrastructure Act Regulations
- President, Election
- Printing Committee
- Queen Elizabeth Hospital
- Rail Safety National Law (South Australia) (Fees) Amendment Bill
- Rail Safety National Law (South Australia) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Residential Tenancies (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Residential Tenancies (Protection of Prospective Tenants) Amendment Bill
- Restaurant & Catering Australia
- Return to Work Corporation (Constitution of Board of Management) Amendment Bill
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Rotary Club of Adelaide
- Royal Geographical Society of South Australia
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SA Unions
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Select Committee on Hunting of Native Birds
- Smart Cities Initiative
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South Australia Police
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South Australian Film Corporation
- South Australian Seed Conservation Centre
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St Vincent de Paul Society
- 2024-03-07
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2024-04-10
- Standing Orders Suspension
- Statutes Amendment (Education, Training and Skills Portfolio) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (National Energy Laws) (Wholesale Market Monitoring) Bill
- Supply Bill 2022
- Supply Bill 2023
- Tobacco and E-Cigarette Products (Tobacco Product Prohibitions) Amendment Bill
- Tour Down Under
- Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
- Woolcock, Ms E.
- Work Health and Safety (Industrial Manslaughter) Amendment Bill
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World Teachers' Day
- Zonta Club
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Questions
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander War Memorial
- Aboriginal Basketball Academy
- Aboriginal Lands Weed Management
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Aboriginal Law Student Mentoring Program
- Aboriginal Power Cup
- Aboriginal Veterans Commemorative Service
- Adelaide Fringe Festival, Indigenous Performers
- Agriculture, Animal and Vet Sciences Expo
- Agtech Field Days
- Anti-Racism Strategy
- Asbestos Victims Memorial Day
- Baleen Moondjan
- Best of Wine Tourism Awards
- Cerulean Creative Studios
- Cherry Season Launch
- Citrus Industry
- Clare Valley Gourmet Week
- Commercial Fishing Sector
- Community Justice Services
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Country Cabinet
- Country Press SA Awards
- Cross Border Commissioner
- Domestic and Family Violence Prevention
- Dust Diseases
- Ernabella Arts Centre
- Evoke AG
- Executive Induction Program
- Eyre Peninsula Field Days
- Fishing Compliance Activity
- Forestry Centre of Excellence
- Ghost Mushroom Lane
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Homicide Victim Support Group
- Indigenous Businesses
- International Workers Memorial Day
- Kangaroo Island Community Education
- Kaurna Dictionary
- Livestock Methane Emissions
- Lowitja O'donoghue Oration
- Maitland Rural Show
- Marine Bioproducts Cooperative Research Centre
- Matteo, Her Honour Judge C.
- NAIDOC Awards
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NAIDOC Week
- National Apology to the Stolen Generations
- Nexus Arts
- Ngadjuri Native Title Claim
- No-Alcohol and Low-Alcohol Wine Research Facility
- Nursery and Garden Industry South Australia Awards
- On the Right Track Program
- Online Legal Services
- Pangula Mannamurna Aboriginal Corporation
- Port Lincoln Magistrates Court
- Premier's Horticulture Industry Awards for Excellence
- Public Sector Enterprise Agreements
- Purrkanaitya Housing Development
- Purrumpa, First Nations Arts and Cultural National Gathering
- RecFish SA
- Reconciliation Breakfast
- Red Imported Fire Ants
- Regional Connectivity
- Regional Development South Australia
- Regional Showcase
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Regional Visits
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2022-12-01
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- Riverland Community Justice Centre
- Royal Adelaide Show
- Rymill Park Sculpture
- Salisbury City Centre Business Awards
- Salisbury North Football Club Indigenous Round
- Shop Trading Hours
- Snapper Fishery
- South Australian Aboriginal Achievement Award
- South Australian Aboriginal Building and Civil Construction Academy
- South Australian Spirits Industry
- South Australian Stolen Generations Aboriginal Corporation
- South East Field Days
- Speak Safely
- The Place of Courage
- The Yellow Gate
- Tiati Wangkanthi Kumangka Exhibition
- Victims of Crime Payments
- Voluntary Assisted Dying
- WestSide Community Lawyers
- Wirangu Native Title Claim
- Women Lawyers Association
- Women's Legal Service
- Work Health and Safety
- World Fisheries Day
-
Speeches
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NGO, Tung The
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Speeches
- Aboriginal Heritage (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee: Inquiry into Aboriginal Governance
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee: Inquiry into Aboriginal Heritage
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee: Report 2021-22
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee: Report 2022-23
- Academic Achievements
- Address in Reply
- Adelaide Holocaust Museum and Steiner Education Centre
- Adelaide Thunderbirds
- Andrew Russell Veteran Living
- Appropriation Bill 2022
- Appropriation Bill 2023
- Ayers House Bill
- Bail (Conditions) Amendment Bill
- Banking Scams
- Ceylon Tamil Association of South Australia
- Commonwealth Games
- Controlled Substances (Destruction of Seized Property) Amendment Bill
- Dads Alliance Action Group
- Eight-Hour Working Day
- Environment Protection (Objects of Act and Board Attributes) Amendment Bill
- Evidence (Aboriginal Traditional Laws and Customs) Amendment Bill
- First Nations Referendums
- First Nations Voice Bill
- Forfeiture Bill
- Gonis, Mr B.
- Gorbachev, Mikhail
- Grocery Pricing
- Ice Factor Program
- International Students
-
Iranian Protests
- Mabil, Mr A.
- Motor Vehicles (Electric Vehicle Levy) Amendment Repeal Bill
- National Electricity (South Australia) (Ministerial Reliability Instrument) Amendment Bill
-
National Volunteer Week
- OzAsia Festival
- Pastoral Land Management and Conservation (Use of Pastoral Land) Amendment Bill
- Payroll Tax
- President of Taiwan
- President, Election
- R U OK? Day
- Rail Safety National Law (South Australia) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Refugee Week
- Residential Tenancies (Rent Control) Amendment Bill
- Soft Plastics Recycling
- South Australian Film Corporation
- St Vincent de Paul Society
- Statutes Amendment (Identity Theft) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (National Energy Laws) (Emissions Reduction Objectives) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Serious Vehicle and Vessel Offences) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Sexual Offences) Bill
- Succession Bill
- Supply Bill 2022
- Supply Bill 2023
- Supreme Court (Distribution of Business) Amendment Bill
- Turkiye-Syria Earthquake
- Urban Heat Islands
- VALO Adelaide 500
-
Vietnam War Anniversary
- Wade, The Hon. S.G.
- Yunupingu, Dr G.
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Questions
- Aboriginal Affairs
- Aboriginal Veterans Commemorative Service
- Ag Town of the Year
- Aged Rights Advocacy Service
- Agricultural Town of the Year
- Agtech Field Days
- AgTech Growth Fund
- AgTech Producer Groups
- Apology Day 2024
- Arabana YaNhi! Tanganekald Yan! Keeping Ancestral Voices Alive
- Archibald Prize
- Augusta Zadow Awards
- Ausveg Awards Night
- Biosecurity Precinct
- Blackwood Reconciliation Group
- Blue Swimmer Crabs
- Bushfire Prevention
- Cherry Season Auction
- Close the Gap Day
- Coercive Control
- Community Justice Services
- Community Legal Centres
-
Country Cabinet
- Crop Trust BOLD Alfalfa Project
- Crown Solicitor's Office
- DEM MOB
- Enabling Infrastructure Program
- evokeAG Conference
- Feral Deer
- Feral Pigs
- First Nations Voice to Parliament
- Fishcare Volunteers
- Forensic Science SA Awards
- Forestry Industry
- Frontline Retail Workers
-
Fruit Fly
- Great Wine Capitals Industry Forum
- Green Triangle Fire Detection
- Harmony Week
- Indigenous Business Month
- Indigenous Voice in Parliament
- Justice Portfolio
- Kangaroo Island Country Cabinet
- Kangaroo Island Farm Business Management Project
- Kangaroo Island Weed Equipment Subsidy
- Kangaroo Island Weeds After Fire Project
- Law Society of South Australia Justice Award
-
Legal Services Commission
- Limestone Coast
- Lucindale Historical Society
- Mabo Day
- Murray Crayfish
- NAIDOC Awards
- NAIDOC Week
- Narungga Native Title Claim
- National Reconciliation Week
- Native Seaweed Harvest
- Newchurch, Uncle Jeffrey
- Ngarrindjeri Photography Project
- Northern Adelaide Plains Primary Producers
- Old Murray Bridge Reopening
- Point Pearce
-
Premier's Excellence Awards
- Premier's Excellence Awards for the Public Sector
- Raukkan Aboriginal School
- RecFish SA Fishing Adventure Day
- Regional Development Leadership Development Program
- Regional Leadership
- Safe Work Month
- Shop Trading Hours
-
South Australian Agricultural Town of the Year Award
- South Australian Research and Development Institute
- South Australian Training Awards
- State Records of South Australia
- Tame, Ms G.
- Teen Parliament
- Territories Stolen Generations Redress Scheme
- Thriving Communities Program
- TreeClimb Kuitpo Forest
- Uniting Communities Law Centre
- Virtual War Memorial Australia Podcast
- Voluntary Assisted Dying
- We're Equal Campaign
- Wild Dog Exhibition
- Wine Grapegrowers
- Women Lawyers Association
- World Indigenous People's Conference on Education
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Speeches
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PANGALLO, Frank
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Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Adelaide Festival Centre
- Adelaide University Bill
- Affordable Housing
- African Communities Council of South Australia
- Ali, Mr J.
- AnglicareSA
- Antisemitism
- Ash Wednesday Bushfires
-
Assange, Mr J.
-
Australian Soccer
-
Automated External Defibrillators (Public Access) Bill
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2022-09-07
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2022-11-16
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- Child Sex Offenders Registration (Child-Related Work) Amendment Bill
- Community Centre Week
- Country Fire Service
- Cross Border Commissioner Bill
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District Council of Franklin Harbour By-Laws
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2023-08-30
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District Council of Karoonda East Murray By-Laws
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2023-08-30
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- Duncan, Dr G.I.O.
- Dunstan, Hon. D.A.
- Electoral (Control of Corflutes) Amendment Bill
- Establishment of Adelaide University
- Falconio, Mr P.
- First Nations Voice Bill
- First Nations Voice to Parliament
-
Flinders Ranges Council By-Laws
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2023-08-30
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- Freedom of Information (Ministerial Diaries) Amendment Bill
- Gas (Ban on New Connections) Amendment Bill
-
Gender Dysphoria
- Gonis, Mr B.
- Grocery Pricing
- Heritage Places (Protection of State Heritage Places) Amendment Bill
-
Independent Commission Against Corruption
-
Independent Commission Against Corruption Investigations
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2022-11-16
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2022-11-30
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- Intervention Orders (Prevention of Abuse) (Section 31 Offences) Amendment Bill
- Jenkins, Mrs A.
- Joint Committee on the Establishment of Adelaide University
- Judicial Conduct
- Liberal Opposition
- LIV Golf
- Local Government (Casual Vacancies) Amendment Bill
- Mabil, Mr A.
- Members of Parliament (Register of Interests) (Water Entitlements) Amendment Bill
- Ministerial Diaries
- Motor Vehicles (Electric Vehicle Levy) Amendment Repeal Bill
- Multicultural Communities Council of South Australia
- National Electricity (South Australia) (Ministerial Reliability Instrument) Amendment Bill
- National Gas (South Australia) (East Coast Gas System) Amendment Bill
- Native Bird Hunting
- Neurodiversity Celebration Week
- Overland Telegraph Line
-
Parthenon Sculptures
- Patient Assistance Transport Scheme
- Payroll Tax
- Planning, Development and Infrastructure (Adelaide Park Lands) Amendment Bill
- Plebiscite (South East Council Amalgamation) Bill
-
President of Taiwan
- Public and Active Transport
- Public Finance and Audit (Auditor-General Access to Cabinet Submissions) Amendment Bill
- Public Holidays Bill
- Public Sector (Ministerial Travel Reports) Amendment Bill
- Rail Safety National Law (South Australia) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Refugee Week
- Regional Bank Closures
- Residential Tenancies (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Residential Tenancies (Protection of Prospective Tenants) Amendment Bill
- Residential Tenancies (Rent Control) Amendment Bill
- Restart a Heart Day
-
Return to Work (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) Amendment Bill
- 2023-03-22
- 2023-10-18
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2024-04-10
- River Murray Flood
- Sasanelli, Dr N.
- Shop Trading Hours (Extension of Hours) Amendment Bill
- Soft Plastics Recycling
- South Australia Police
- South Australian Motor Sport (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- South Australian Police
- State Assets (Privatisation Restrictions) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Child Sex Offences) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Identity Theft) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Industrial Relations Portfolio) Bill
- Summary Offences (Dog Theft) Amendment Bill
- Summary Offences (Nazi Salute and Symbols Prohibition) Amendment Bill
- Summary Offences (Obstruction of Public Places) Amendment Bill
- Supreme Court (Distribution of Business) Amendment Bill
- Taiwan
- Veterinary Services Bill
- Wade, The Hon. S.G.
- War Animal Day
-
Women's World Cup
- World Autism Awareness Day
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World Press Freedom Day
-
Questions
-
Aboriginal Detention
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2022-07-06
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- Aboriginal Heritage, Buckland Park
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Aboriginal Lands Trust
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2024-03-06
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2024-04-11
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- Aboriginal Remains, Riverlea Park
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Adelaide Casino
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Adelaide Oval Liquor Licence
- Aged-Care CCTV Trial
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APY Lands, Policing
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Artificial Intelligence
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2023-11-02
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Biosecurity, Kangaroo Island
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2023-02-09
- 2023-03-07
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- Blythe Battery
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Bromley, Mr D.J.
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2022-09-08
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- China Trade Trip
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Coroner's Office
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2023-11-14
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- Country Cabinet
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Cross Border Commissioner
- 2023-11-28
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2024-04-11
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Defence Shipbuilding
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Director of Public Prosecutions
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Director of Public Prosecutions Office
- 2023-06-01
- 2023-06-27
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2023-08-29
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2023-08-30
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Domestic Violence
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2024-02-20
- 2024-03-05
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2024-04-09
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Driving Offences
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2023-11-14
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- Engineered Stone Regulations
-
Establishment of Adelaide University
- 2023-10-18
-
2023-10-19
- Federal Voice to Parliament Referendum
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Feral Cats
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Feral Deer
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2024-02-07
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- Flag Protocols
- Foreign Influence
- Forensic Science Coronial Services
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Forensic Science SA
-
2022-11-01
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-
Frontier Software Cybersecurity Incident
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Fruit Fly
-
Gambling Regulation
- Gender Dysphoria
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General Practitioner Incentives
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Genetically Modified Crops
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2022-05-31
- 2022-07-07
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- Giant Australian Cuttlefish
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Government Apologies
- 2023-11-30
- 2024-02-07
- 2024-02-22
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2024-04-09
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Government Appointments
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2023-08-31
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Government Contracts, Banking Services
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Government Procurement
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Grape Prices
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2024-02-06
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-
Heffernan, Mr T.
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ICAC Report
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2023-09-13
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2023-09-14
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- ICAC, Director of Investigations
- Immigrant Detention
-
Independent Commission Against Corruption
- Independent Commission Against Corruption Investigation
- Independent Commission Against Corruption Investigations
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Jenkins, Mrs A.
-
Kangaroo Island
- Kangaroo Island Country Cabinet
-
Local Government Elections
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Mealor, Ms C.
- Metricon
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Mount Barker Railway
- North-South Corridor
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Ombudsman Investigation, Member for Bragg
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2022-05-05
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-
Poker Machines
-
Proton Therapy in South Australia
- 2024-02-21
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2024-04-09
- Public Holidays
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Public Sector Honesty and Accountability
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RecFish SA Fishing Adventure Day
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2023-05-02
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- Regional Development
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Regional Labour Force
- Regional Rail
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Right to Protest
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2023-05-18
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River Murray Flood
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2022-12-01
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River Murray Flood Response
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Riverland Wine Grapegrowers
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2024-03-07
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Riverland Wine Industry Blueprint
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2024-02-08
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Road Funding
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SA Ambulance Service
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SA Courts System Delays
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SA Parole Board
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SafeWork SA Investigations
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2023-09-27
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SAPOL Barracks
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SkyCity Adelaide
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Southern Ocean Wind Farm
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2024-03-06
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- State Coroners Office
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Submarine Steel
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TAFE SA
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Taxi Industry
- Ten-Pound Pom Scheme
- Transgender Treatments
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VALO Adelaide 500
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Varroa Mite
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2022-07-07
-
-
Victims of Crime Fund
- Voluntary Assisted Dying
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Western Suburbs Major Projects
-
Whitford, Mr G.
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Whyalla Steelworks
- 2023-05-02
- 2023-06-27
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2024-04-09
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Women's and Children's Hospital
- 2023-06-13
- 2023-11-29
- 2024-02-06
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2024-04-09
- Wood Fibre and Timber Industry Master Plan
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-
Speeches
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PNEVMATIKOS, Irene
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Speeches
- AgriFutures Rural Women's Award
- Artsakh Blockade
- Barossa Council By-Laws
- Brumfitt, Ms T.
- Courts Administration (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Daffodil Day
-
District Council of Mount Remarkable By-Laws
- 2022-10-19
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2023-02-22
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2023-08-30
- Duncan, Dr G.I.O.
- Equal Opportunity (Domestic Abuse) Amendment Bill
- First Nations Voice Bill
- Gender Inequality
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Gig Economy
- Gonis, Mr B.
- Health in My Language
- Hogan, Ms M.
- Human Rights Violations
- International Nurses Day
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International Women's Day
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Israel-Palestine Conflict
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- Legal Practitioners Act, Fees Notice
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Legislative Review Committee
- Legislative Review Committee: Burial and Cremation (Surrender of Interment Rights) Variation Regulations 2021
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- Legislative Review Committee: Inquiry into Local Government Land By-laws—Public Conveniences
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- Legislative Review Committee: Police (Police Security Officers) Amendment Regulations 2022
- Legislative Review Committee: Termination of Pregnancy Regulations 2022
- Liquor Licensing Act, Fees Notice
- Liquor Licensing Act, General Regulations
- Municipal Council of Roxby Downs By-Laws
- Nakba Day
- Organ Donation
- Pay Our Respects Vigil
- Period Poverty
- Pnevmatikos, Hon. I.
- President, Election
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- Residential Tenancies (Protection of Prospective Tenants) Amendment Bill
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- Select Committee on the Gig Economy
- Statutes Amendment (Stealthing and Consent) Bill
- Supply Bill 2023
- Turkiye-Syria Earthquake
- Work Health and Safety (Industrial Manslaughter) Amendment Bill
- World Press Freedom Day
-
Young, Mr G.T.
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Questions
- Aboriginal Health Workforce
- Agricultural Town of the Year
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AgriFutures Rural Women's Award
- Augusta Zadow Awards
- Australian Biosecurity Awards
- Biosecurity
- Commissioner for Victims' Rights
- Domestic Violence Laws
- Dr Uncle Lewis O'Brien Oration
- Elliott Johnston AO, QC Oration
- Engineered Stone Regulations
- Excellence in Women's Leadership Awards
- Feral Pigs
- Foodland Supplier of the Year Awards
- Grain Industry
- Horticultural Netting Infrastructure Program
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Industrial Relations
- International Women's Day
- Kangaroo Island Community Centre
- May Day Celebrations
- McKay, Prof. J.
- Mob Talks Launch
- Mypolonga
- National Institute for Forest Products Innovation
- National Volunteer Week
- Nauo Native Title Claims
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Nunga Court
- Ophel-Keller, Dr K.
- Our Mob Art Exhibition
- Port Pirie Domestic Violence Action Group
-
Premier's Excellence Awards
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Premier's NAIDOC Award
- Recreational Fishing Survey
- Ruby Hunter Archie Roach Monument
- SafeWork SA
- Shop Trading Hours
- STEM Aboriginal Learner Congress
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- Veterinarian Suicide Prevention
- Victims' Rights
- Voluntary Assisted Dying
- We're Equal Campaign
- Women's Legal Service
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Speeches
-
SCRIVEN, Clare Michele
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Speeches
- Accolade Wines
- Address in Reply
- African Communities Council of South Australia
- Andromeda, Great White Kaolin Project
- Animal Welfare (Jumps Racing) Amendment Bill
- Ash Wednesday Bushfires
- AUKUS (Land Acquisition) Bill
- Australia-United Kingdom Free Trade Agreement
- AVG Detection in the South-East
- Biosecurity Response to Varroa Destructor
- Brompton Gasworks Independent Review
- Cameron, Hon. T.G.
- Children and Young People (Safety) (Child and Young Person's Visitor) Amendment Bill
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Commonwealth Games
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- Council Member Vacancies
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Cross Border Commissioner Bill
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2022-05-05
- 2022-06-02
- 2022-06-14
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- Declaration of Electricity Market Suspension
- Deeper Maintenance and Modification Facility Project
- Doig, Brevet Sergeant Jason Christopher
- Eastern States Deployment, Emergency Storm Response
- Echunga Dam
- Enforcement and Prosecution, Real-Time Data
- ESCOSA Inquiry into Electricity and Gas
- Fire Danger Season
- Former Brompton Gasworks Site
- Fruit Fly Outbreak
- Gas (Ban on New Connections) Amendment Bill
-
Gas (Other Gases) Amendment Bill
- 2023-11-02
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2023-11-16
- Gender Equality Bill
- Gonis, Mr B.
- High Murray River Flows
- Hogan, Ms M.
- Hyde and Alexander Child Protection Reports
- Hyde Review Safety Checks for Children
-
Hydrogen and Renewable Energy Bill
- International Cleaners Day
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International Day of Rural Women
- Iranian Protests
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Israel
- Italian Community in South Australia
- Johns, Mr K.
- Limestone Coast Timber Industry
- LIV Golf
-
Livestock (Emergency Animal Disease) Amendment Bill
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2022-11-03
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2022-11-15
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- Local Government (Defaulting Council) Amendment Bill
- Marine Scalefish Fishery
- Member for Bragg
- Member for Stuart
- Mining (Environmental Impact of Private Mines) Amendment Bill
- Morrison, Mr W.F.
-
Motor Vehicles (Electric Vehicle Levy) Amendment Repeal Bill
- 2022-11-03
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2023-02-07
- Multicultural Charter
- Multicultural Communities Council of South Australia
- National Agriculture Day
-
National Electricity (South Australia) (Ministerial Reliability Instrument) Amendment Bill
- 2023-02-09
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2023-03-09
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National Electricity Law (South Australia) (Consumer Data Right) Amendment Bill
- 2022-09-28
-
2022-10-20
- National Forestry Day
- National Gas (South Australia) (East Coast Gas System) Amendment Bill
- National Gas (South Australia) (Market Transparency) Amendment Bill
- North-South Corridor Reprofile
- Northern Gawler Craton
- Northern Territory Deployment, Country Fire Service
- O'Donoghue, Dr Lowitja
- Office of Hydrogen Power South Australia
- Parthenon Sculptures
-
Petroleum and Geothermal Energy (Energy Resources) Amendment Bill
- 2023-11-02
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2023-11-16
- Planning, Development and Infrastructure (Gas Infrastructure) Amendment Bill
- Pnevmatikos, Hon. I.
- Post-Coronial Reviewer Appointment
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Private Parking Areas (Shopping Centre Parking Areas) Amendment Bill
- 2022-09-28
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2022-11-03
- Protecting the Bird in Hand Gold Deposit
- Public and Active Transport
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Rail Safety National Law (South Australia) (Fees) Amendment Bill
- 2023-05-04
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2023-05-18
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Rail Safety National Law (South Australia) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- 2022-11-03
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2023-02-09
- Regional Bank Closures
- River Murray Updated Flow Advice
- Royal Commission into Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence in South Australia
- SA Youth Week
- Select Committee on Matters Relating to the Timber Industry in the Limestone Coast
- Sheep and Goat Electronic Identification
- Socceroos
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Social Workers Registration (Commencement) Amendment Bill
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2023-09-28
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2023-10-17
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- Southern Ocean Wind Farm
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- Statutes Amendment (National Energy Laws) (Emissions Reduction Objectives) Bill
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Statutes Amendment (National Energy Laws) (Gas Pipelines) Bill
- 2022-10-20
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2022-11-17
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Statutes Amendment (National Energy Laws) (Other Gases) Bill
- 2023-11-02
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2023-11-16
- Statutes Amendment (National Energy Laws) (Wholesale Market Monitoring) Bill
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Statutes Amendment (National Energy Laws)(Regulatory Sandboxing) Bill
- 2022-10-20
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2022-11-17
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Statutes Amendment (Use of Devices in Vehicles) Bill
- 2022-11-01
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2022-11-29
- Stevens, Charlie
- Struan Research Centre
- Terramin's Bird in Hand Gold Project
- Tourism and Transport Forum Australia
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Veterinary Services Bill
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2023-07-06
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2023-09-26
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- Violence Against Women
- Watkins, Mr K.
- West Beach Trust Board Appointments
- World Fisheries Day
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Answers
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Aboriginal Children and Young People in Care
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Aboriginal Fisheries Officer Career Pathway Program
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2022-06-02
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Aboriginal Lands Weed Management
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Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary
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Adelaide Oval Alcohol Sales
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Adelaide Oval Liquor Licence
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Adelaide Parklands Flying Fox Colony
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2024-03-05
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- Adult Adoptions
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Aerial Culling
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Affordable Housing
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AFL Gather Round
- 2023-05-02
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2024-04-09
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Ag Town of the Year
- 2023-05-16
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2024-04-10
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Agricultural Sector
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Agricultural Sector Labour Shortages
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Agricultural Town of the Year
- Agricultural Town of the Year Award
- Agriculture, Animal and Vet Sciences Expo
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AgriFutures Rural Women's Award
- Agritech Grants
- AgTech Adoption Program Funding
-
Agtech Field Days
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Agtech Growth Fund
-
2022-05-04
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2022-06-01
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-
AgTech Growth Fund
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AgTech Producer Groups
- AgTech Revolution Program
- Alfalfa Crops
- Allocation Review Committee
-
Animal Ritual Slaughter
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2023-11-30
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2024-02-06
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-
Animal Welfare
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2023-11-30
- 2024-02-06
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- Aquaculture and Tourism
- Aquaculture Industries
- Augmented Reality Technology
- Australian Biosecurity Awards
- Australian Education Union
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Australian Forest and Wood Innovations
- Ausveg Awards Night
- Autism Friendly Charter
-
Autism SA
- Autism Services
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Avian Bird Flu
-
2023-06-28
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2023-08-29
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2023-09-28
- 2023-10-31
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-
Avian Influenza
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Avocado Industry and Fruit Fly
-
Barossa Contemporary Festival
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Bats
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Bee Deaths
- Belair Railway Line
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Best of Wine Tourism Awards
-
Biosecurity
- 2022-09-06
- 2023-02-07
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2023-02-08
- 2023-02-21
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2023-05-17
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2023-09-26
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2023-10-31
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Biosecurity Act
-
2022-11-29
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- Biosecurity Precinct
-
Biosecurity, Kangaroo Island
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Black Frost
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2023-11-02
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- Blue Crab Fishery
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Blue Swimmer Crabs
- 2022-11-02
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2023-11-28
- Blythe Battery
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Bordertown Water Supply
- Bowhunting Bans
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Building Better Regions Fund
- Bushfire Prevention
- Carbon Farming
- Carbon Farming Road Map
- Cattle Industry Fund
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Cellar Door Fest
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Cemetery Vandalism
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Centre for Invasive Species Solutions
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2023-05-16
- 2023-08-29
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- Charter Boat Fishing Industry
- Charter Boat Management Plan
- Cherry Season Auction
- Cherry Season Launch
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Child and Young Person's Visitor
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Child Protection
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Children and Young People (Safety) Act Review
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2023-11-29
- 2024-02-06
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Children in State Care
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China Trade Trip
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Citrus Industry
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Climate Change Action Plan
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Commercial Fisheries
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2022-12-01
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Commercial Fisheries Review
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2022-11-29
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2022-11-30
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2023-02-07
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2023-06-27
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2023-08-29
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2023-11-14
- 2023-11-16
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Commercial Fishing Industry
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Commercial Fishing Sector
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2022-11-17
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Commercial Horticulture
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2023-11-01
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- Commonwealth Infrastructure Funding
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Cost of Living
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Cost of Living Concession
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2022-07-07
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-
Cost of Living Concessions
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Cost Recovery Review
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2024-02-20
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Cost-Recovery Review Process
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2024-02-06
- 2024-02-07
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Council Amalgamations
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Council Elections
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Country Cabinet
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2023-02-21
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2023-08-29
- 2023-11-01
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2024-04-11
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- Country Fire Service Volunteers
- Country Press SA Awards
- Crafers Bikeway
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Crop and Pasture Report
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2022-12-01
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-
Crop and Pasture Seeding Intentions Report
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2022-06-02
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2022-07-07
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- Crop Trust BOLD Alfalfa Project
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Cross Border Commissioner
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2023-02-08
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2023-03-09
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2023-05-16
- 2023-11-28
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2023-11-30
- 2024-02-06
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2024-02-08
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2024-02-21
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2024-02-22
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2024-04-10
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2024-04-11
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- Cross Border Commissioner Office
- Disability Advisory Council
- Distillers South Australia Industry Forum
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Dog Fence
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Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence
-
2023-11-28
- 2024-02-06
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-
Downy and Powdery Mildews
- Dry Creek Land Reserve
- eID Committee
-
Election Commitments
-
Electronic Identification
-
Electronic Identification Tags
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2023-09-27
-
- Electronic Tag Rebates
- Emergency Animal Diseases
- Emissions Reduction
- Enabling Infrastructure Program
- Energy and Mining Department Employees
- Energy and Mining Projects
- Energy and Water Billing Complaints
- Energy Bill Relief Rebate
- Energy Industry Employees
- Energy Retailers Pricing Structure
- Environmental Impact Statements
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Environmental Regulation
-
Establishment of Adelaide University
-
Evoke AG
- evokeAG Conference
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Exotic Animal Diseases
- Exploration License
- Export Accelerator Program
- Export Fundamentals Program
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Eyre Peninsula Desalination Plant
-
2022-09-07
-
-
Eyre Peninsula Desalination Project
-
2023-02-22
-
2023-03-07
-
2023-03-09
-
2023-03-21
-
2023-05-02
-
2023-05-31
- 2023-07-06
-
- Eyre Peninsula Field Days
-
Eyre Peninsula Overtaking Lanes
-
Eyre Peninsula Weather Forecasting
-
Farmer Wellbeing
-
2023-05-17
- 2023-05-30
-
2023-11-15
- 2024-02-06
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-
Federal Biosecurity Levies
-
2024-03-06
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- Federal Budget
-
Federal Voice to Parliament Referendum
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2023-10-17
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-
Feral Animal Control
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Feral Animal Management
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Feral Animals
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Feral Cats
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Feral Deer
-
2022-05-19
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2022-07-07
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2024-02-07
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2024-03-06
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-
Feral Dogs
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Feral Pigs
-
2022-05-17
- 2022-09-27
-
2023-02-23
- 2023-06-14
-
2023-07-06
- 2023-08-29
-
2023-09-26
- 2023-10-31
-
-
Fire Towers
-
Fishcare Volunteers
- Fisheries Management
-
Fisheries Sector
- Fishing Compliance Activity
-
Fishing Industry
- Flood Recovery Charity Match
- Flood Recovery Charity Soccer Match
-
Food and Agribusiness
- Foot-and-Mouth Disease
-
Foot-And-Mouth Disease
-
2022-06-02
-
2022-06-14
- 2022-07-07
-
-
Footrot
- Forest Industries
- Forest Industries Feasibility Study
-
Forestry Centre of Excellence
- 2023-03-23
- 2023-11-16
-
2024-04-11
-
Forestry Industry
-
2022-05-18
-
2022-10-18
- 2022-10-19
-
2023-03-21
- 2023-05-02
-
2023-05-30
-
-
Forestry Plantations
-
ForestrySA
-
Foster and Kinship Care
-
Foster and Kinship Care Inquiry
-
Fox Bounty
-
Freight Transportation
-
2022-09-27
-
-
Fresh Produce Markets
-
Fruit Fly
-
2022-05-03
-
2022-05-19
- 2022-06-14
-
2022-07-07
-
2022-10-20
-
2022-11-29
-
2022-11-30
-
2023-02-07
-
2023-02-09
-
2023-03-21
-
2023-03-23
- 2023-07-06
-
2023-09-27
- 2023-11-16
- 2024-02-06
-
2024-03-06
-
- Full-Time Staff Movement
-
Gazania
-
Genetically Modified Crops
-
Ghost Mushroom Lane
-
Giant Australian Cuttlefish
-
Giant Crab Harvest
- Giant Cuttlefish Population
-
Giant Pine Scale
-
Gladstone Gaol
-
2023-03-22
- 2023-05-30
-
- Glenelg Community Hospital
- Goolwa Pipi Season
- Governance and Sustainability Funding
-
Government Grants
-
2023-05-02
-
-
Grain Industry
-
2022-09-08
-
-
Grape Prices
-
Great Wine Capitals Awards
-
2022-11-29
-
- Great Wine Capitals Global Network
-
Great Wine Capitals Industry Forum
- Green Triangle Fire Detection
-
Green Triangle Timber Industry Awards
- Greyhound Industry Reform Inspector
-
Greyhound Racing
- Gulf St Vincent Prawn Fishery
-
Hahndorf Bypass
-
2023-09-12
- 2023-11-28
-
-
High School Aquaculture Programs
-
Homelessness
- Horticultural Netting Infrastructure Program
-
Housing Affordability
- Hydrogen Jobs Plan
-
Industrial Hemp
-
2022-05-19
-
2022-06-16
- 2022-07-07
-
-
Instant Asset Write-off
- International Education
- International Women's Day
- IT Procurements
-
Japanese Encephalitis
- Jeffriess, Mr B.
- Job Vacancies
- Kalangadoo Police Station
-
Kangaroo Island
-
Kangaroo Island Business Hub
-
Kangaroo Island Country Cabinet
- Kangaroo Island Farm Business Management Project
- Kangaroo Island Sheep
- Kangaroo Island Weed Equipment Subsidy
- Kangaroo Island Weeds After Fire Project
-
Kangaroo Island, Feral Pigs
-
2022-10-20
-
-
Keeping Farmers Farming
-
2023-11-02
-
-
Lead Pollution
-
2022-06-01
-
2022-07-07
-
-
LGBTIQA+ Community
-
2023-11-14
- 2024-02-06
-
-
Limestone Coast
-
Limestone Coast Cancer Services
- Limestone Coast Emerging Leaders Program
-
Limestone Coast Timber Industry
-
2023-03-22
-
-
LIV Golf Tournament
-
Live Animal Export
-
2022-06-14
-
2022-06-15
-
2022-06-16
- 2022-07-07
-
2024-02-08
-
-
Live Sheep Export
-
Livestock Industry
-
2022-10-20
- 2022-11-02
-
-
Livestock Methane Emissions
-
2022-11-02
-
- Lobbyists
-
Local Government Elections
- Lower Murray Reclaimed Irrigation Areas
-
Lower River Murray Levees
- Maitland Rural Show
- Marine Bioproducts Cooperative Research Centre
- Marine Biotechnology
-
Marine Scalefish Fishery
-
2022-05-04
-
2022-05-05
-
2022-05-17
-
2023-10-18
- Question Time (14:27)
- Question Time (14:33)
- Question Time (14:34)
- Question Time (14:34)
- Question Time (14:36)
- Question Time (14:38)
- Question Time (14:41)
- Question Time (14:41)
- Question Time (14:42)
- Question Time (14:43)
- Question Time (14:44)
- Question Time (14:44)
- Question Time (14:57)
- Question Time (14:58)
- Question Time (14:59)
- Question Time (14:59)
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2023-10-31
-
2023-11-28
-
2024-02-08
-
- Mental Health
- Methane Emissions
-
Microalgae Biosequestration
-
Mineral Exploration
-
2023-05-30
-
- Mining Industries Employees
- Minister's Recreational Fishing Advisory Council
- Minister's Regional Travel
- Minister's Register of Interests
- Minister's Youth Advisory Council
- Ministerial Travel
- Mobile Network Extension Devices Pilot Program
-
Mobile Phone Towers
-
2023-11-29
- 2023-11-30
-
-
Mount Barker
-
Mount Barker Railway
-
Mount Gambier In Home Hospice Care
-
Mount Gambier Saleyards
-
Mount Gambier, Public Transport
- Murray Crayfish
- Murray River Water Pipeline
- Murraylands and Riverland Strategic Plan
- Mypolonga
- National Disaster Fund Budget
- National Forestry Day
- National Institute for Forest Products Innovation
-
National Paedophile Register
- National Trade Program
- Native Seaweed Harvest
-
No-Alcohol and Low-Alcohol Wine Research Facility
-
2023-05-03
- 2023-11-14
-
-
North-South Corridor
-
Northern Adelaide Plains Primary Producers
- Nuclear Energy
- Nuclear Power
-
Nuclear Waste
- Nursery and Garden Industry South Australia Awards
- Office for Women
-
Office of Industrial Hemp and Medicinal Cannabis
-
2022-07-07
-
- Old Murray Bridge Reopening
- One Basin CRC and CRC Saafe
-
One Biosecurity Program
- Ophel-Keller, Dr K.
-
Overland Train Service
- Overseas Travel
-
Pastoral Board
- Personal Hardship Emergency Grant
- Petrol and Energy Costs
-
PIRSA and RSPCA Contractual Funding Deeds
-
PIRSA Scorecard
-
2022-10-20
- 2022-11-15
-
- PIRSA, Biosecurity
-
Plant Protein
-
Plant Proteins Project
-
2022-05-18
- 2022-07-07
-
- Police Employees Psychological Review
- Port Augusta Community Outreach
-
Port Lincoln RSL
-
Power Outages
-
2023-11-28
-
- Premier's Comments
- Premier's Horticulture Industry Awards for Excellence
- Premier's Taskforce
-
Primary Industries and Regions Department
-
Primary Industries Scorecard
- 2023-02-21
-
2024-02-21
-
Primary Produce Exports
-
2023-03-21
- 2023-05-30
-
- Primary Producers, Special Driving Permits
- Project 250
- Project Costs
- Public Housing WaitList
- Public Sector Disability Employment Data
-
Public Sector Honesty and Accountability
-
Qantas Chairman's Lounge Membership
- Quorn Water Supply
- Quota Based Fisheries Record
-
RecFish SA
-
RecFish SA Fishing Adventure Day
-
2023-05-02
-
-
Recreational Fishing
-
2022-10-19
-
2022-11-02
-
- Recreational Fishing Licences
-
Recreational Fishing Survey
-
2023-02-23
-
-
Red Imported Fire Ants
-
2024-03-07
-
- Red Meat and Wool Growth Program
-
Regional Air Services
-
2023-05-02
-
2023-05-18
-
-
Regional Bank Closures
- Regional Boat Ramps
-
Regional Childcare Services
- Regional Connectivity
-
Regional Council Amalgamations
-
Regional Development
-
Regional Development Australia
- Regional Development Leadership Development Program
- Regional Development South Australia
-
Regional Emergency Accommodation
-
Regional Energy Infrastructure
-
Regional Energy Supply
-
Regional Growth Fund
-
Regional Health Services
-
Regional Housing
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2022-06-01
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2023-02-23
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2023-05-17
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2023-11-14
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- Regional Investment Pipeline Data
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Regional Labour Force
- Regional Leadership
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Regional Mental Health Services
- 2022-09-27
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2024-03-05
- Regional Public Housing
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Regional Radiation Treatment Services
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Regional Rail
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2023-03-08
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2023-03-22
- 2023-05-02
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2023-06-14
- 2023-10-17
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2024-04-11
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- Regional Recreational Fishing Forum
- Regional Road Conditions
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Regional Roads
- 2023-06-14
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2023-06-27
- 2023-10-19
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2023-11-15
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Regional Schools
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Regional Showcase
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Regional South Australia
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Regional Students
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2023-07-06
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Regional Transport
- 2024-02-07
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2024-04-11
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Regional Visits
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2022-12-01
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Regional Workforce Planning
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2024-02-07
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- Regional Workforce Shortage
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Regions, Tax Cuts
- Rental Vacancy Rates
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Renter's Rights
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2022-05-05
- 2022-11-15
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- Replacement Fruit Trees Partnership Program
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Retail Energy Prices
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River Murray Flood
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2022-11-30
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2022-12-01
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2023-02-08
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2023-02-09
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2023-03-07
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River Murray Flood Response
- River Murray Flood, Fish Kills
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Riverland
- Riverland Businesses
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Riverland Crops
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Riverland Flood Response
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Riverland Wine Grapegrowers
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Riverland Wine Industry Blueprint
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2023-11-28
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2024-02-07
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2024-02-08
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2024-04-09
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-
Road Funding
- Road Toll
- Royal Adelaide Show
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Royal Adelaide Show, Biosecurity
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Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Society of South Australia
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Rural Business Support
- 2023-05-17
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2023-05-18
- Rural Women's Awards
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Sam Smith Concert
-
SAPOL Barracks
- SAPOL Firearms and Weapons
-
SARDI Researchers
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2023-06-15
-
- SARDI's West Beach Headquarters
- Sardine Management Plan
- Science Bursary for Women
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Seafood Industry
- Seaweed Hatchery
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Second Generation Anticoagulant Rodenticides
- Serology Capacity
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Shark Management
-
Sheep and Goat Electronic Identification
-
2023-02-23
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2023-03-07
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2023-03-08
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2023-05-02
- 2023-05-03
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2023-05-30
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2023-06-13
- 2023-06-15
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2023-08-29
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2023-10-19
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2024-02-21
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Sheep and Goat Electronic Identification System
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Sheep Blowfly Eradication
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Skills Shortages
-
2022-09-27
-
-
Snapper Fishery
- Snapper Restocking Program
- Snapper Stock
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Social Housing
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Soil Health
-
2023-02-23
-
-
Soil Science Challenge
- South Australia Police
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South Australian Agricultural Town of the Year Award
- South Australian Employment
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South Australian Housing Authority
-
South Australian Research and Development Institute
- South Australian Spirits Industry
-
South East Field Days
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2023-03-21
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- South-East Region
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Southern Ocean Wind Farm
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Southern Zone Rock Lobster Fishery
- Spencer Gulf Prawn Fishery
- Spirit of Excellence in Agriculture Awards
-
State Budget
-
2022-05-31
-
- Stay Afloat
- Stepping into Leadership Program
- Sterile Blowfly Program
-
Sterile Insect Technology
-
2023-05-30
-
-
Sterile Insect Technology Facility
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2023-10-18
-
-
Stirling Village Fire
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2023-10-18
- 2023-11-28
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-
Strathalbyn Abattoir
- Strengthening Industries Program
- Strong Families, Strong Communities
- Stronger Together Program
- Struan Research Centre
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Suicide Prevention
-
Tasmanian Blue Gums, Kangaroo Island
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Taxi Industry
-
Ten-Pound Pom Scheme
-
2022-06-01
-
-
Thriving Communities Program
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Thriving Regions Fund
- Timberlink
- Tram Network
- TreeClimb Kuitpo Forest
- Trees on Farms Initiative
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Truro Bypass Project
-
2023-11-16
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-
Varroa Mite
- Vessel Monitoring Systems
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Veterans Ministerial Council
-
Veterinarian Suicide Prevention
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Veterinary Practices
- Veterinary Services Bill
- VetLab
- Virtual Business Matching
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Virtual Fencing
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Virtual Fencing Investigation
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Walker Tower
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Water Buybacks
- Weather Forecasting
- Weed Management Programs
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Whyalla Hospital and Health Service
- Whyalla Steelworks
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Wild Dog Management
- Wind Farms
- Wine Expansion and Recovery Program
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Wine Grapegrowers
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Wine Industry
- 2022-05-31
- 2022-09-28
- 2022-11-02
- 2022-11-15
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2022-11-30
- 2022-12-01
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2023-02-08
- 2023-02-21
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2023-05-31
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2024-04-09
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Wine Labelling
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2024-02-22
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- Women in Sport
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Wood Fibre and Timber Industry Master Plan
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2024-03-06
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- Working Holiday Visas
- World Fisheries Day
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World Gin Day
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Yabby Nets
-
-
Speeches
-
SIMMS, Robert Andrew
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Adelaide Parklands
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Adelaide University Bill
- Advance Care Directives (Review) Amendment Bill
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Affordable Housing
- AnglicareSA
- Antisemitism
- Appropriation Bill 2023
- Assange, Mr J.
- Asthma Week
- Australian Education Union
- Australian Red Cross
- Australian Soccer
- Automated External Defibrillators (Public Access) Bill
- Ayers House Bill
- Bail (Conditions) Amendment Bill
- Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration (Tissue Donation Statements) Amendment Bill
- Blood Donations
- Budget and Finance Committee
- Building Industry
- CanTEST Health and Drug Checking Service
- Child Sex Offenders Registration (Child-Related Work) Amendment Bill
-
Civil Liability (BYO Containers) Amendment Bill
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2022-05-04
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2022-05-18
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- Climate Change
- Constitution (Countersigning) Amendment Bill
- Controlled Substances (Destruction of Seized Property) Amendment Bill
- Controlled Substances (Pure Amounts) Amendment Bill
-
Cost of Living
-
COVID-19 Direction Accountability and Oversight Committee
-
COVID-19 Response
- Criminal Law (High Risk Offenders) (Additional High Risk Offenders) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Criminal Organisations - Prescribed Places) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Human Remains) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Procedure (Monitoring Orders) Amendment Bill
- Cross Border Commissioner Bill
- Crown and Anchor Hotel
- Duncan, Dr G.I.O.
- Dunstan By-Election
- Dunstan, Hon. D.A.
- Education and Children's Services (Reporting Requirements) Amendment Bill
- Electoral (Control of Corflutes) Amendment Bill
-
Electricity Distribution and Transmission Network
- End Youth Suicide Week
- Energy Prices
- Environment Protection (Cigarette Butt Waste) Amendment Bill
- Equal Opportunity (Domestic Abuse) Amendment Bill
-
Establishment of Adelaide University
- Explosives Bill
- Fair Trading (Lifespan of Electrical Products) Amendment Bill
- Fast-Track Cities
- Federal Budget
- Federal Election
- Festival Plaza
- Festival Plaza Precinct
- First Nations Voice Bill
- First Nations Voice to Parliament
-
Food (Restrictions on Advertising Junk Food) Amendment Bill
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2022-09-07
- 2023-09-14
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- Forfeiture Bill
- Fossil Fuel NonProliferation Treaty
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Freedom of Information (Ministerial Diaries) Amendment Bill
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2022-06-01
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2022-07-07
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-
Gas (Ban on New Connections) Amendment Bill
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2022-09-07
- 2023-11-15
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- Gender
- Gene Technology (Adoption of Commonwealth Amendments) Amendment Bill
-
General Practitioner Payroll Tax
- 2024-03-20
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2024-04-10
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Grocery Pricing
- 2023-11-30
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2024-02-07
- Health Care (Acquisition of Property) Amendment Bill
- Health Care (Ambulance Response Targets) Amendment Bill
-
Heritage Places (Adelaide Park Lands) Amendment Bill
- 2022-05-04
- 2022-05-18
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2022-10-20
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Heritage Places (Protection of State Heritage Places) Amendment Bill
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2023-08-30
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2024-02-22
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- Human Rights Legislation
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Hydrogen and Renewable Energy Bill
- 2023-11-14
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2023-11-15
- International Nurses Day
- Intervention Orders (Prevention of Abuse) (Section 31 Offences) Amendment Bill
- Israel
- Israel-Palestine Conflict
-
Joint Committee on the Establishment of Adelaide University
- Land and Business (Sale and Conveyancing) (Building Inspections) Amendment Bill
- Legalisation of Cannabis
- Limestone Coast Timber Industry
- Lions Australia
- Livestock (Emergency Animal Disease) Amendment Bill
- Local Government (Casual Vacancies) Amendment Bill
- Local Government (Defaulting Council) Amendment Bill
- Local Government (Rateable Land) Amendment Bill
- Marine Parks
- Members, New and Former
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Mining (Environmental Impact of Private Mines) Amendment Bill
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2022-06-01
- 2023-03-23
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- Ministerial Diaries
- Motor Vehicles (Electric Vehicle Levy) Amendment Repeal Bill
- National Electricity (South Australia) (Ministerial Reliability Instrument) Amendment Bill
- National Electricity Law (South Australia) (Consumer Data Right) Amendment Bill
- National Gas (South Australia) (East Coast Gas System) Amendment Bill
-
New Women's and Children's Hospital (Relocation of SA Police Facilities) Amendment Bill
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2023-06-28
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2023-08-30
-
- New Women's and Children's Hospital Bill
- O'Donoghue, Dr Lowitja
- Obstruction of Public Places Bill
- Parliamentary Committees (Referral of Petitions) Amendment Bill
- Parliamentary Committees (Response to Reports) Amendment Bill
- Parliamentary Sittings, Lord's Prayer
- Patient Assistance Transport Scheme
- Pauline Hanson's One Nation
- Payroll Tax
- Petroleum and Geothermal Energy (Energy Resources) Amendment Bill
- Pill Testing
-
Planning, Development and Infrastructure (Adelaide Park Lands) Amendment Bill
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2023-06-14
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2023-08-30
-
- Planning, Development and Infrastructure (Affordable Housing) Amendment Bill
- Planning, Development and Infrastructure (Gas Infrastructure) Amendment Bill
-
Planning, Development and Infrastructure (Use of Vacant Land) Amendment Bill
- Plebiscite (South East Council Amalgamation) Bill
- Pnevmatikos, Hon. I.
- Private Parking Areas (Shopping Centre Parking Areas) Amendment Bill
- Protection of Private Communications
-
Public and Active Transport
- 2022-05-18
-
2022-06-01
-
Public Assemblies (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Public Finance and Audit (Auditor-General Access to Cabinet Submissions) Amendment Bill
- Public School Teachers
- Questions on Notice
- Rail Safety National Law (South Australia) (Fees) Amendment Bill
- Rail Safety National Law (South Australia) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Regional Bank Closures
- Rental Accommodation
- Residential Tenancies
- Residential Tenancies (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Residential Tenancies (Protection of Prospective Tenants) Amendment Bill
-
Residential Tenancies (Rent Control) Amendment Bill
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2022-07-06
- 2023-05-03
-
-
Residential Tenancies Act Review
- Return to Work Scheme
- Royal Commission into Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence in South Australia
- SA Power Workers Strike
- SA Unions
-
Select Committee on Damage, Harm or Adverse Outcomes Resulting from ICAC Investigations
-
Select Committee on Dolphins in Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary and Port River
-
Select Committee on Management of the COVID-19 Response
- Select Committee on Matters Relating to the Timber Industry in the Limestone Coast
- Select Committee on Prohibition of Neo-Nazi Symbols
-
Select Committee on Public and Active Transport
- Select Committee on the Gig Economy
- Short-Term Rental Market
- Social Development Committee: Inquiry into the National Disability Insurance Scheme
- Soft Plastics Recycling
- South Australian Motor Sport (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
South Australian Public Health (COVID-19) Amendment Bill
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2022-05-17
- 2022-05-18
-
- Spent Convictions (Part 8A Findings) Amendment Bill
-
State Assets (Privatisation Restrictions) Bill
- 2022-05-04
- 2022-05-18
-
2022-09-08
- State Budget
- Statutes Amendment (Attorney-General's Portfolio and Other Justice Measures) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Attorney-General's Portfolio) (No 3) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Attorney-General's Portfolio) (No 4) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Child Sex Offences) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Civil Enforcement) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Education, Training and Skills Portfolio) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Identity Theft) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (National Energy Laws) (Emissions Reduction Objectives) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (National Energy Laws) (Gas Pipelines) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (National Energy Laws) (Other Gases) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (National Energy Laws) (Wholesale Market Monitoring) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (National Energy Laws)(Regulatory Sandboxing) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Ombudsman and Auditor-General) (Terms of Office) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Serious Vehicle and Vessel Offences) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Stealthing and Consent) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Universities) Bill
-
2023-02-22
- 2024-02-07
-
- Strangers Gallery Renaming
- Struan Research Centre
- Study of Law, Politics and Government
- Succession Bill
- Summary Offences (Dog Theft) Amendment Bill
-
Summary Offences (Obstruction of Public Places) Amendment Bill
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2023-05-30
-
- Summary Offences (Reversal of Section 58 Amendments) Amendment Bill
- Superannuation Funds Management Corporation of South Australia (Investment in Russian Assets) Amendment Bill
- Supply Bill 2022
- Supply Bill 2023
- Supreme Court (Distribution of Business) Amendment Bill
- Tobacco and E-Cigarette Products (Tobacco Product Prohibitions) Amendment Bill
- Tram Network
- Trevitt, Ms S.
-
Valedictories
- Wade, The Hon. S.G.
- World Car-Free Day
- World Press Freedom Day
-
World Teachers' Day
- Young Offenders (Age of Criminal Responsibility) Amendment Bill
-
Young Offenders Act Regulations
-
Questions
- Adelaide City Council Rates
-
Affordable Housing
- AFL Gather Round
-
Age of Criminal Responsibility
- Biosecurity
- Community Legal Services
-
Cost of Living Concession
- Council Amalgamations
-
Country Cabinet
- Crafers Bikeway
-
Cross Border Commissioner
-
2023-03-09
-
-
Data Protection
- Disability Services
- Energy Retailers Pricing Structure
-
Establishment of Adelaide University
- External Consultants
- First Nations Voice to Parliament
-
Forestry Industry
-
Gas Industry Consultation
-
2023-06-15
- 2023-10-18
-
- Glenelg Community Hospital
- Government Accountability
- Grape Prices
-
Hahndorf Bypass
-
2023-09-12
- 2023-11-28
-
-
Homelessness
-
Housing Affordability
-
2022-05-31
-
- Housing Vacancy Rates
-
Human Rights Charter
-
2023-05-30
-
-
Kangaroo Island Country Cabinet
-
2023-06-27
-
-
Lead Pollution
-
2022-06-01
-
2022-07-07
-
-
LGBTIQA+ Community
-
2023-11-14
- 2024-02-06
-
- Live Sheep Export
-
Ministerial Diaries
-
2023-11-30
-
- Mount Barker
- Mount Gambier, Public Transport
- National Heritage Referrals
- Parliamentary Standing Orders
-
Pill Testing
- Police Drug Diversion Initiative
-
Power Outages
-
Premier's Delivery Unit
-
Prison Alternatives
-
2023-11-29
-
-
Protection of Private Communications
-
2023-06-13
-
- Public Housing WaitList
-
Public School Teachers
-
2023-08-29
-
2023-11-16
-
-
Public Sector Industrial Relations
-
2023-02-22
-
-
Regional Air Services
-
Regional Bank Closures
-
Regional Council Amalgamations
-
Regional Energy Infrastructure
-
2022-11-15
- 2023-02-07
-
-
Regional Energy Supply
-
Regional Health Services
-
Regional Housing
- Regional Public Housing
-
Regional Rail
-
2023-03-08
-
2023-03-22
- 2023-05-02
-
2023-06-14
- 2023-10-17
-
2024-04-11
-
-
Regional Schools
-
Regional Students
-
2023-07-06
-
-
Regional Transport
-
2024-02-07
-
2024-04-11
-
-
Regions, Tax Cuts
-
Religious Exemptions
-
2022-11-16
- 2023-02-07
-
- Religious Vilification Laws
-
Rent Bidding
-
2023-03-07
- 2023-05-16
-
-
Rental Affordability
-
Rental Property Standards
- Rental Vacancy Rates
-
Renter Background Checks
-
Renter's Rights
-
2022-05-05
- 2022-11-15
-
-
Renters' Rights
-
2023-09-12
-
-
Return to Work Scheme
- ReturnToWorkSA Board
-
Right to Protest
-
River Murray Flood
-
2022-11-30
-
-
Rural Health Workforce
-
SA Courts System Delays
-
2023-03-07
-
-
Social Housing
- Springbank Secondary College
-
State Major Bank Levy
-
Tasmanian Blue Gums, Kangaroo Island
-
Teachers Dispute
-
2023-10-31
-
-
Teachers' Industrial Action
-
2023-09-28
-
- Thebarton Police Barracks
- Training Centre Visitor
-
Tram Drivers Dispute
- Tram Network
-
Vice-Chancellor Salaries
-
Walker Tower
-
We're Equal Campaign
-
Wine Labelling
-
2024-02-22
-
- Women's and Children's Hospital
-
World AIDS Day
-
Youth Detention
- Youth Justice Services
-
Youth Treatment Orders
-
Speeches
-
STEPHENS, Terence John
-
Speeches
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee
- Address in Reply
- Car Park Security Incident
- Citizen's Right of Reply
- Legislative Council Vacancy
- Members' Behaviour
- Parliamentary Committee on Occupational Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation
- President, Election
- President's Statement
- Recognition of Service
- Select Committee on Hunting of Native Birds
- Valedictories
- Answers
-
Speeches
-
WADE, Stephen Graham
- Speeches
-
Questions
- Aboriginal Legal Rights Movement
- Aboriginal Women's Gathering
- Advance Care Directives
- Advertising Costs
-
Allied Health Professional Recruitment
-
2022-09-06
-
-
Ambulance Stations
- Ambulance Vehicles
-
Assistant Minister to the Premier
-
2022-05-17
-
- Budget Papers
- Bushfire Victim Support
-
Centre for First Nations Cultures
- Chief Psychiatrist Review
-
Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service
-
2022-09-06
-
- Child Sex Offenders
-
Commissioner for Aboriginal Engagement
-
2022-07-06
-
- Communications and Promotion
- Covid-Ready Hospital Network
- Department Expenditure
- District Court
-
Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Services
- Drug and Alcohol REhabilitation Services
-
Election Commitments
-
2022-10-20
-
- Emergency Dispatchers
- Enterprise Agreements
-
Enterprise Bargaining
-
2022-06-16
-
-
Facial Recognition Technology
-
First Nations Voice to Parliament
-
2022-11-17
-
2022-11-30
-
- Flinders Medical Centre
-
Forensic Science SA
-
2022-09-07
-
2022-10-18
- 2022-11-01
-
- Frontline Retail Workers
-
Fruit Fly
-
2022-05-19
-
- FTE Projections
- Gay Conversion Therapy Breaches
-
Gayle's Law
- Goods and Services Expenditure
- Government Accountability
-
Grant Programs
-
2022-09-06
-
- Hospital Accreditation
- Hospital Bed Commitment and Staffing
- Hospital Beds
- Hotel Quarantine Costs
- Independent Commission Against Corruption
-
Independent Medical Advisers
- Inpatient Suicide Report
- Local Health Networks, Staffing
- Medical Officer Recruitment
- Mental Health Beds
- Mental Health Beds, Country
- Mental Health Care
- Mental Health Community Beds
- Mental Health Nurse Recruitment
- Mental Health Nursing Workforce Plan
- Mental Health Services Plan
- Mental Health Services, Port Lincoln
- Mental Health Staff
- Mental Health, First Responder
- Midwife Recruitment
- Minister Assisting the Premier
- Nurse Staffing Levels
- Parliamentary Secretary
- Parliamentary Sitting Schedule
- Personal Care Worker Recruitment
-
Port Augusta Alcohol Restrictions
- Portable Long Service Leave
- Psychiatrists Recruitment
- Psychiatry Shortfalls
-
Reconciliation
-
2022-06-01
-
- Regional SA Mental Health Review
- Repat Eating Disorder Facility
- Residential Aged-Care Srategy Project
- Restrictive Practices
- Retirement Villages
- Royal Adelaide Hospital
- Royal Commission Recommendations
- SA Healthy Towns Challenge
-
SAC Incidents
-
2022-09-06
-
-
SafeWork SA
- SafeWork SA Review
-
Savings Targets
-
2022-09-06
-
-
Schools, Specialist Support
-
2022-09-08
- 2022-11-30
-
- Specialised Nurse Recruitment
- Statewide Health Workplace Plan
- Uncommitted Capital Funding
-
Union Advertising
-
2022-12-01
-
-
Vulnerable Indigenous Children
-
2022-11-03
-
-
Women's and Children's Hospital
-
Yadu Health Aboriginal Corporation
-
2022-05-19
-
-
WORTLEY, Russell Paul
-
Speeches
- Address in Reply
- Adelaide 500
- AnglicareSA
- Appropriation Bill 2022
- Assange, Mr J.
- Australian Sikh Games
- Bail (Conditions) Amendment Bill
- Burial and Cremation (Interment Rights) Amendment Bill
- Commonwealth Games
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Child Sexual Abuse) Amendment Bill
- Electricity Distribution and Transmission Network
- Equal Opportunity (Domestic Abuse) Amendment Bill
- Explosives Bill
- Fair Work (Family and Domestic Violence Leave) Amendment Bill
- First Nations Voice Bill
- Gene Technology (Adoption of Commonwealth Amendments) Amendment Bill
- General Practitioner Payroll Tax
- International Day for Disarmament and Non-Proliferation Awareness
- Lions Australia
- Local Government (Casual Vacancies) Amendment Bill
- Lymphoedema
- Mental Health
- Morocco Earthquake
- Motor Vehicles (Electric Vehicle Levy) Amendment Repeal Bill
- National Electricity (South Australia) (Ministerial Reliability Instrument) Amendment Bill
- National Gas (South Australia) (East Coast Gas System) Amendment Bill
- Native Bird Hunting
-
Natural Resources Committee
- Natural Resources Committee: Innamincka and Moomba Fact-Finding Visit
- Natural Resources Committee: Inquiry into Biochar
- Natural Resources Committee: Riverland Fact-Finding Visit
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
- President, Election
- Questions on Notice
- Rail Safety National Law (South Australia) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Residential Tenancies (Protection of Prospective Tenants) Amendment Bill
- Return to Work Corporation (Constitution of Board of Management) Amendment Bill
- River Murray Flood
- Royal Life Saving South Australia
- Sikh Games
- South Australian Tourism
- Statutes Amendment (Identity Theft) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Industrial Relations Portfolio) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Public Trustee and Litigation Guardian) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Use of Devices in Vehicles) Bill
- Succession Bill
- Summary Offences (Nazi Salute and Symbols Prohibition) Amendment Bill
- Superbugs
- Supply Bill 2023
- Surf Lifesaving Clubs
- Women's and Children's Hospital
- Work Health and Safety (Industrial Manslaughter) Amendment Bill
-
World Drowning Prevention Day
- World Press Freedom Day
- Youth Opportunities
-
Questions
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Flags
- Aboriginal Fisheries Officer Career Pathway Program
- AFL Gather Round
- Ag Town of the Year
-
Agricultural Town of the Year
- AgriFutures Rural Women's Award
- AgTech Growth Fund
- Alfalfa Crops
- APY Lands
- Aquaculture Industries
-
Best of Wine Tourism Awards
- Biosecurity, Kangaroo Island
- Canine Court Companion
- Carly Ryan Foundation
- Ceduna Community Hub
- Clontarf Foundation
- Commercial Fisheries Review
- Country Cabinet
- Crop and Pasture Report
- Family Violence Legal Service Aboriginal Corporation
- Feral Deer
- Fire Towers
- Fishcare Volunteers
- Forbes Primary School
- Forestry Centre of Excellence
- Forestry Industry
- Fruit Fly
- Giant Australian Cuttlefish
- Giant Cuttlefish Population
- Gladys Elphick Awards
- High School Aquaculture Programs
- Kangaroo Island Country Cabinet
- Kangaroo Island Sheep
- Kangaroo Island, Feral Pigs
- Kulilaya Festival
- Law Society of South Australia President's Medal
-
Legal Services Commission
- Limestone Coast
- Marine Biotechnology
- Mary Kitson Award
- MATES in Construction
- May Day Celebrations
- Methane Emissions
- NAIDOC Awards
- National Close the Gap Day
- National Forestry Day
- National Reconciliation Week
- PIRSA, Biosecurity
-
Premier's Excellence Awards
- Primary Industries Scorecard
- Reconciliation Week
- Regional Investment Pipeline Data
- Regional Recreational Fishing Forum
- Regional South Australia
- Retail Workers
- River Murray Flood
- Riverland Community Legal Services Program
- Riverland Rangers Program
- Royal Commission into Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence in South Australia
- SARDI Researchers
- Science Bursary for Women
- Seafood Industry
- Sheep Blowfly Eradication
-
Shop Trading Hours
-
Snapper Fishery
- Soil Science Challenge
- South Australian Agricultural Town of the Year Award
- Spencer Gulf Prawn Fishery
- Stepping into Leadership Program
- Sterile Insect Technology Facility
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Residential Tenancies (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
Second Reading
Adjourned debate on second reading.
(Continued from 16 November 2023.)
The Hon. J.M.A. LENSINK (15:45): I rise to place several remarks on the record in relation to this piece of legislation. First of all, I would like to acknowledge all the individuals and organisations who have contacted us, whether they be individual renters, landlords or organisations, which includes the Anti-Poverty Network, and some advocacy organisations, such as the Property Council, the Real Estate Institute of South Australia, and the Landlords' Association of South Australia.
I also thank the minister and her office for providing a briefing and some other details on the bill, although I note the comments of some of my colleagues in relation to a previous piece of legislation that they were invited at the round tables to sit on the kids' tables. I think it might have been the Hon. Frank Pangallo and the Hon. Robert Simms. I want to note that the Liberal Party was not invited to that, and we also were not provided with a previous draft of the bill. I had to get that from it falling off the back of a truck, so to speak.
This bill I think can be broadly characterised as an attempt to respond to a market issue to which the only answer is more supply in the housing market. Housing has become a scarce resource and that is why prices are going up and rental markets have also tightened to levels not seen in most of our lifetimes. While there are a lot of very good provisions in this bill, I am concerned that this bill ultimately is actually only going to serve to worsen the crisis because the only answer to this matter is supply and, in the middle of a housing crisis, we need all hands on deck.
South Australia needs more homes, more investment and more capital and the largest source of capital is in the private sector. If the private sector flees the market, there is not going to be anywhere near enough money in the government to fix the housing crisis. That is why—not directly in relation to this bill—the Liberal Party and others have been so critical of the government jumping into the West End site, trying to be the knight in shining armour on a white horse. The solutions of this government are all about this pondering Premier handwaving with his hi-vis and hard hat on.
Labor is so desperate at a state and federal level to be seen to be the fixers that they have had to paint themselves into the centre of everything, rather than leaving it to those who have more experience and can do it faster and more efficiently. I feel for renters who are facing increased rental prices and for those who are trying to find a property in this current market. I have spoken to many people who have experienced homelessness or are at risk of homelessness and are stressed, particularly those with children. This includes Gabby, who has successfully rented for many years, but when her landlord was selling the house privately, she could find no alternative, so she had to present to the homelessness system and live with her daughter in the hotel system for eight months before being provided a property by a community housing provider.
As I said, there are good elements in this bill, including some greater protections for tenants, such as the retaliatory provisions, moving more tenancies to being longer term, energy efficiencies, enabling modifications for people with disability, domestic and family violence provisions—and I will have some questions at that section, particularly in relation to where the perpetrator is not on the lease, which is something that we raised in the briefing, and what the likely outcomes will be under these provisions—changes to rooming house rules and subletting. But some of the other changes and elements in this bill will not ease the market; they are actually going to make the situation worse.
The majority of rental homes are owned by mum-and-dad investors. Some manage them themselves, others use property managers. A number of the mum-and-dad types have recent migrant backgrounds—not so recent, actually; post World War II—like my parents. This group of people did not have access to superannuation until it came into effect in the 1980s, and women particularly did not end up with large superannuation balances.
This group of people particularly prefer bricks and mortar to paper investments, and for many their rental homes have been their retirement funds, their nest egg, and they have spent decades paying a mortgage and maintaining their properties. Younger investors, too, have had to stick their necks out to borrow from banks substantial amounts of money, and they may be facing substantial interest bills at the moment due to interest rate hikes.
There are some people who think that all landlords are out to get their tenants and make life as difficult as possible for them. There may be no changing those opinions, but I do believe that is a simplistic, one-sided and convenient way to point the finger rather than finding more lasting solutions—the solution being supply, supply, supply. As in any situation, there are good landlords and good tenants, and bad tenants and bad landlords. Any sensible landlords try to keep their good tenants.
This bill amends the Residential Tenancies Act, the Residential Parks Act and the Real Property Act, and follows on from a previous bill relating to protection of tenants and rent bidding, which the party supported at that stage. This bill is far more substantive and follows on from a range of issues which were raised in a government discussion paper released late in 2022.
A consultation draft was circulated in August—not to us, I might add—and some minor changes have been made to that version. We were told that in the negotiation phase this government had made up its mind about several clauses several months ago and was not to negotiate post that. I note that on 1 November the government announced the final version of the bill at a press conference with the Greens, which has guaranteed them passage.
We will have an amendment, a regular amendment that often appears in many pieces of legislation, which is a review clause for three years. There are other amendments that we would have been interested in but we see where the numbers are. I will speak about some of the potential amendments, areas which I think do need to be reviewed at some point.
The key cause of concern for a lot of landlords is the changes to what has been heretofore an end of the contract. For anyone who has done any degree of law—and I confess I have only ever done one set of study through a degree—contract law is quite clear. The current tenancy laws have protections for both tenants, as consumers, and landlords, who are the property owners. Essentially, it is based on a fairly simple law of contract, which people sign, it comes to the end of a tenancy and then the two parties determine whether they will continue or not.
I do not agree with the premise that the current laws are no-cause evictions. The end of a tenancy is the end of a contract, and I note that the Real Estate Institute, through one of its submissions, highlighted this. Their advice regarding the final piece of legislation is that the prescribed grounds specified in the bill align with what they had sought so they are now comfortable with the bill.
However, I do reiterate that the conditions for ending tenancies is a significant diversion from the current situation. It will result in more documentation requirements for landlords and agents. Given that SACAT's role in determining fairness and reasonableness, disputes, determining compensation, awarding costs and the like will increase significantly, this too will add to the existing delays through the SACAT process.
We did ask the question in the briefing as to whether SACAT was going to be provided with additional resources and were quite surprised to learn that it will not. So for those who have had the experience where they found SACAT processes not timely, that situation will only worsen.
Turning to 'requiring a prescribed ground to terminate or not renew a tenancy': there are a number of these, some of which already exist where the tenants and landlords can actually end an agreement due to a breach of contract, which fits within, as I mentioned, those fairly straightforward understandings of contract law. However, there are a range of other elements which will be added to the grounds, and I note that there will be some others which will be also added through regulation. These will include:
whether a tenant or visitor recklessly causes serious damage to property;
the tenant or a visitor puts neighbours, landlords, agents, contractors or employees in danger;
the premises are unfit for human habitation, destroyed or destroyed to the extent that they are not safe;
a tenant or anyone else living at the property threatens or intimidates;
a tenant has failed to comply with a SACAT compliance order, has been given two breach notices and the same breach occurs;
the property is being used for illegal purposes;
other tenants or subtenants have been brought in without consent;
the bond has not been paid;
the tenant misleads a government housing authority or a social housing authority so that they can become a tenant through the income and asset limits and the like;
if there is illegal drug activity at the property from the tenant;
if the tenant keeps a pet without consent and SACAT has made an order to exclude the pet; and
if they have engaged in false, misleading or deceptive conduct in concealing material facts.
There are also some changes to notice periods regarding ending tenancies, which my colleague in the other place, Josh Teague, the member for Heysen, spoke about in detail. I am sure honourable members will be pleased to know that I will not be speaking anywhere near as long as my learned colleague the member for Heysen.
An honourable member: No-one can.
The Hon. J.M.A. LENSINK: Vickie Chapman can, of blessed living memory. As I said, the passage of this bill will result in more documentation requirements for landlords and property managers, which will particularly have an impact on that 70 per cent of mum-and-dad investors. My belief is that this legislation will, quite clearly, lead to landlords exiting from the market, which is only going to tighten the market. That is the principal reason for the Liberal Party being unable to support the bill, albeit that there are a range of things which are very helpful in it.
In relation to the keeping of pets, the Liberal Party acknowledges that Australians love their pets. I think most members in this chamber have pets—I certainly do. I have always had pets. I have had pets as a tenant and I have pets at the moment. We certainly know that one of the trends is towards more single-person households, which is actually a factor fuelling the current housing crisis as there are more houses that have spare rooms as the number of couples and families get smaller.
Pets are very important for wellbeing, so we have certainly been in the space of trying to ensure that people in rentals, or in whichever situations, can look after their pets. We are also very well aware that pets can be targeted by perpetrators of domestic violence and that sometimes it is a disincentive for someone to flee a situation because they are fearful that their pet will be harmed.
Our alternative to the current framework that is being put forward by the government and the Greens is that we have advocated for a pet bond. My understanding is that it exists in other jurisdictions and enables that potential risk from a pet to be covered by a bond, because the advice that we have received is that pets have traditionally been responsible for more damage in properties than humans.
Our understanding also from talking to people in the industry is that there are many landlords and property managers who already favourably consider requests to allow pets in those properties, even though it may appear on some of these searches that have been done that places do not allow people to keep pets.
We certainly do support the provisions for domestic violence victims; for provisions to allow tenants to make alterations if they have a disability; for subletting changes that are in the legislation that will clarify the rules for both parties, whether they be tenants or landlords; for energy efficiency measures which will be grandfathered in as appliances or things are replaced in a property and are sensible and there is a lot more available in the market in any case; and amendments to the rooming house and residential parks legislation; and some of the other clarifying clauses that have been altered in the Residential Tenancies Act.
So there are a number of things that are positive. I think I have probably spoken clearly to articulate our position about the concerns that we have that this piece of legislation is going to drive out people who are currently renting properties and potentially also Airbnb, which will not be captured by the residential tenancies laws.
I think it does highlight why we should actually have a review clause because if, as I predict, the rental market continues to tighten, I think it would be incumbent upon this state parliament to conduct a review as early as practicable, but certainly in three years' time so that these laws can be revisited to provide for a more robust market. With those comments, I indicate that I am the lead speaker and look forward to the committee stage.
The Hon. N.J. CENTOFANTI (Leader of the Opposition) (16:02): I rise to address two crucial aspects of proposed legislation impacting our housing landscape. The government's Residential Tenancies (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill seeks to reform rental laws, altering the conversation between tenants and landlords. In my contribution, I wish to express both support and concern regarding this piece of legislation, as my colleague the Hon. Michelle Lensink has already outlined.
Firstly, let us acknowledge the importance of fairness and balance in our rental laws. But, as we navigate through these changes, we must consider the perspectives of both tenants and landlords, recognising the challenges faced by each.
Property investment holds particular significance to many South Australian families. My colleagues in the other place have already put on the record that many of their constituents, where a significant portion of the population comprises individuals who migrated to Australia in the 1950s and 1960s, see property investment as an important part of generational succession planning and future proofing for their family's financial safety net.
Many of these hardworking Australians have chosen to invest in real estate, shaping their retirement around these decisions. This bill, in its quest for balance, must take into account the aspirations and challenges faced by both renters and property owners, particularly those owners who have invested their hard-earned money in South Australian property.
The Liberal Party has been approached with specific concerns since the introduction of this bill, particularly by retirees who find themselves navigating a changing landscape of rental laws, rates and taxes as self-made small investors, largely with one or two properties. It is evident that these individuals who invested in properties for various reasons, including retirement planning, are grappling with the potential impacts of these proposed reforms.
These are not the big end of town. These are mums and dads, the grandmas and the grandpas, and they are simply trying to secure their families' future. They are simply thinking ahead to after they have passed on. As we seek to understand and be informed by the views of our constituents, we have gathered—and certainly I have gathered—feedback through a variety of methods and in particular emails.
Whilst we have seen the tick-and-flick mass email campaign regarding rental rights—and that has indeed been substantial—the number of personally written individual stories received in my office inbox and that of my colleagues is just as important to voice. It is this very feedback that has played a crucial role in shaping our approach to this bill in the Legislative Council. We sought feedback on termination and non-renewal of tenancy agreements, and we have sought feedback on notice periods, on pet policy, on inspection frequency, on subletting and on rental increases.
Housing choices impact the lives of everyone in our community. It is essential to consider the broader implications of these proposed changes, and the balance we seek in rental laws must contribute to a housing landscape that is fair for both tenants and property owners. The goal must not be merely to legislate for the sake of change but to ensure that the changes contribute positively to the wellbeing of our community. On that note, I am certain that we all here can agree.
However, I must express my reservations about the potential unintended consequences of some of the provisions in this bill. As I mentioned earlier, the Hon. Michelle Lensink has outlined a number of those. While addressing issues like termination notices and rent increases, we must be cautious not to create additional challenges for landlords, particularly those who have invested in real estate for long-term financial stability.
Furthermore, the legislation's impact on the supply of rental properties is a matter of concern. The proposed changes, while addressing certain aspects of the tenant-landlord relationship, do not contribute to the construction of additional rental properties. In fact, there is a risk that these reforms could make it more challenging for landlords to manage their asset sufficiently.
In conclusion, as we move forward in the consideration of this bill we do have a number of questions during the committee stage. It is imperative that we strike a balance that genuinely addresses the housing crisis and also, critically, promotes fairness for all parties involved. The legislation must not only respond to the immediate concerns but also contribute to the long-term wellbeing of our housing market. I look forward to further deliberations and the opportunity for my colleague the Hon. Michelle Lensink to bring forth our case in committee.
The Hon. H.M. GIROLAMO (16:08): Along with my colleagues I also have concerns in a few areas of this bill, specifically looking at the conditions for ending tenancies. I think that we need to ensure that landlords are able to protect their rights, that they are able to protect their property and that they are able to continue to provide housing to those who are in the rental market.
My concerns with some of the elements of these changes is that they could be the straw that breaks the camel's back during a rental crisis and housing crisis in general—that you have people who are looking for housing and wanting to buy but then you have landlords on the other side facing a lot more regulation and challenges there. Some of the specific changes that concern me are around the notice period increasing to 60 days, where a tenant only has to give seven days' notice. This could potentially be another blow for landlords.
When it comes to home ownership, this is often referred to the Australian dream, and I hope this long continues to be so. I think it is important that landlords have the opportunity to continue renting to those whom they choose to rent to, rather than having to be forced into continuing tenancies long after they have completed, in the event that a landlord wants to change a tenant, whether that be for a family member or a friend to move in. I have questions around the conditions for ending tenancies. This is an area that I think could have unintended consequences. As the Hon. Michelle Lensink mentioned, this is a contract—a contract that has an end date.
I do not disagree that potentially there should be the opportunity for longer-term leases, where individuals who want to continue renting for the long term are able to make those arrangements, but they should be agreed to by both parties. I am not supportive of taking choice away from landlords.
When it comes down to it, we are in a housing crisis, and my concerns are that some of the elements of these changes may have unintended consequences, requiring landlords to sell their properties as they are facing higher interest rates, less flexibility and potentially more paperwork and areas that they have to address. Already SACAT has a very high workload, and some of the changes that are proposed in this bill I think would increase that substantially.
Pets are an important area. I think it is very important for families and individuals to have the opportunity to have pets, but there is no doubt that pets do cause more damage. Potentially having a bond, or something like that, I think would be very important. Again, it should be the landlord's choice to approve this. Also, there are strata requirements and apartments—there are lots of areas where it is not appropriate to have pets in place. I think there needs to be more consideration in this space as well.
We do not want to see investment driven away. We want to see opportunities for the housing crisis to improve. We want to make sure that tenants have the opportunity to have housing and that landlords do not choose to go onto short-term leases or a holiday lease rather than renting out for longer-term periods. We want to see opportunities for making sure that there is continued supply and opportunities within the housing market to ensure that investment is not driven away and we do not decrease the number of investment properties that are rented out across our community.
The Hon. S.L. GAME (16:12): Commencing on 1 September 2023, the state government progressed priority measures to provide immediate relief for tenants through the Residential Tenancies (Limit of Amount of Bond) Amendment Regulations 2023. The bond threshold was raised to $800 to ensure that, for most rental properties in South Australia, only a four-week bond is required. More affordable bonds are estimated to have saved tenants up to $1.3 million in up-front bond payments during the first month. Other priority measures included a ban on rent bidding and reducing the amount of information that can be asked for in rental application forms, as well as protecting tenant data.
The Residential Tenancies (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill 2023 is the next round of proposed measures, and it goes too far. These measures have the Greens' fingerprints all over them, and they can be described as an attack on landlords. As is the nature of the idealistic Greens, they always build their bridges too far, sucking the incentives of private enterprise dry.
Landlords will be required to provide tenants with a prescribed reason to end a periodic tenancy agreement or to not renew a fixed term agreement. Why should landlords be forced to give a reason for termination, and why should only tenants have the right to end a tenancy with no reason? It costs a landlord to terminate because they need to re-advertise, prepare the property for reletting and take the time to find and vet another tenant.
Regarding the prescribed reason, namely, to abuse or threaten the landlord or their family, property manager/agent or neighbour, this will further inflame already strained relationships and lead to more SACAT hearings. A system more onerous on landlords will push some out of the market, and the proposed changes will not resolve the rental crisis but will simply make it easier for undesirable tenants to remain in a landlord's property.
Landlords currently have the right to say yes or no to pets, which is reasonable, given that they own the property. Under proposed changes landlords will have to accept pets, unless they can justify to SACAT that they cannot. Currently, the fee to apply for a SACAT hearing is $85—this is another expense for the landlord simply unrecognised by the Greens, who are more inclined to find ways of distributing other people's money.
A landlord needs to protect themselves from losses. We know from experience that bonds rarely cover the losses felt by landlords. Why should a landlord be forced to take on the added risk of damage caused by pets? A reasonable reform has already been made; it is not the time to start discouraging landlords who are investing in the rental market that is in crisis. How will the government accommodate renters currently in the private market if these proposed reforms force landlords out of the industry? I will support landlords and I oppose this bill.
The Hon. R.A. SIMMS (16:15): I rise to speak in favour of the Residential Tenancies (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill 2023, and I speak proudly in favour of this legislation. This is transformative legislation. It is something that will help South Australians who are struggling in the middle of the worst rental crisis we have seen in generations, the worst housing crisis we have seen in generations.
If the Greens' fingerprints are all over it, I am proud of that, because this bill actually achieves many of the things that we in the Greens have been campaigning on for many years. Of course, it does not go as far as we would like. We would like to have seen action on rent prices in terms of rent capping, an issue I have campaigned on over many years. However, this bill makes some really important changes that will change the lives of many South Australians for the better. I will speak to some of these features of the bill in a moment.
Before doing so I put on the public record my thanks to Minister Andrea Michaels for the collegial way in which she has worked with the Greens in approaching this. In particular, I acknowledge her leadership and that of the government in taking on this important reform piece, because it has been long overdue, so I thank her for that.
I also acknowledge the work of her adviser, Chad Buchanan, with whom we have worked closely, and my own adviser, Melanie Selwood, who has played a key role in negotiations with the government, and Commissioner Dino Soulio, who worked on the government's review process. I acknowledge their work and the work of the community sector, all the groups that have been campaigning on these things for years. They should be proud of their efforts today, because finally we are seeing some movement in this space.
I talked about the challenges we face in the rental market. It is worth going through them and putting some of the key stats on the public record again today. I will start with the vacancy rate across the state. In Adelaide City, the vacancy rate for property currently sits at 0.4 per cent; it was 1.2 per cent five years ago. In the Yorke Peninsula and the lower north SA it is currently at 0.2 per cent; it was 2 per cent five years ago. We have seen significant rent increases in Adelaide, all dwellings, in the last 12 months; in fact, rent has gone up 7.2 per cent across the board—houses 6.7 per cent and units 9.8 per cent.
We have median rent in Adelaide sitting at $548, versus Melbourne at $553. Gone are the days when people can say that Adelaide is a cheap place to live. We have 29 per cent of people living in metropolitan Adelaide who are renters and 23.9 per cent of people living in regional SA who are renters. These people deserve to have their rights protected by the law. They should not be treated as second-class citizens, and sadly that has been the case in South Australia over many years.
On 14 November, National Shelter released the national Rental Affordability Index, which showed that five years ago rent in Greater Adelaide was considered acceptable at 20 to 25 per cent of income, whereas now it is considered moderately unaffordable at 25 to 30 per cent of income being spent on rent. Large parts of Greater Adelaide are now considered unaffordable, where people spend more than 30 per cent of their income on rent.
In November of this year, the Anti-Poverty Network released a report which detailed a snapshot of low income renting. It found that for people who are on Centrelink payments without any other form of income, 85 per cent are experiencing rental stress and 54 per cent are in the middle of a rental crisis. Seventy per cent of those people surveyed said that the cost of their rent meant they had to reduce spending on food.
In June of this year, SACOSS released their June quarter rental affordability report. Of the 33,000 renters in regional SA, 71 per cent were in the bottom two income quintiles. The Anglicare Rental Affordability Snapshot showed in South Australia there were no rentals affordable for a single person on JobSeeker, no rentals affordable for a single person on Youth Allowance, 1.7 per cent of rentals were affordable for a couple on JobSeeker with two children, 0.8 per cent were affordable for a single person on a parenting payment with one or two children, and 0.8 per cent were affordable for a single person on the Age Pension.
So the facts speak for themselves and it is pretty disappointing to hear the Liberal Party turn their noses up at these very sensible changes. It is very galling to see the One Nation Party attack the Greens for advocating for a fairer go for renters. It demonstrates, really, that the One Nation Party has no solutions at all, other than fanning the flames of xenophobia when it comes to dealing with the cost-of-living crisis in our state. They do not have any ideas other than to criticise others.
I want to talk through some of the really positive elements of this bill. I also want to highlight one of the things that the Greens negotiated as part of our discussions with the government. We are really pleased that the government have agreed to put funding on the table for an advocacy service for renters. That is an independent tenants' advocacy service that can stand up for renters' rights.
We know, of course, that SACAT receives approximately 1,500 residential tenancy related matters per quarter and that an advocacy body, such as the one that we have proposed and the government has supported, exists in other jurisdictions, such as Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania. The activities they undertake include informing and educating renters, supporting to resolve issues, providing help and assistance in writing letters or filling out forms, providing legal advice, support attending tribunal hearings, policy development work and systems advocacy, reform advocacy, and training in tenancy law. These things will be really helpful for tenants in the middle of this rental crisis and I know will be welcomed in particular by people who work in that sector.
This bill has lots of really positive features. One of the elements in the bill that we welcome is the focus on giving SACAT the power to consider whether or not a rent increase is disproportionate. We in the Greens understand that disproportionate increases are those that are beyond CPI. I think this change is a welcome one. It will also require the payment of rent to be reasonably convenient, and at least one means made available for the tenant should be electronic. The government has also stamped out the use of third-party apps, which often apply to tenants for a fee, and it is good that they have got rid of that practice.
One of the elements that has had some focus in the media—and rightly so—is the changes that make it easier to rent with pets. The bill will limit the grounds in which a landlord can refuse to allow a tenant to keep a pet. Other jurisdictions have been well ahead of South Australia in allowing tenants to rent with pets. The ACT and Victoria have a presumption of renting with pets, which is considered the best practice model. In that case, it is the responsibility of the landlord, not the tenant, to apply to the tribunal to deny a request.
This model is more in keeping with the Queensland model, where a landlord can knock back a request for a pet, but they have to have some clear grounds around that. Whilst we would have liked it to have gone further, we recognise that this is going to be a really positive step for renters in South Australia.
We know that according to the RSPCA, one in five animals surrendered is due to their owner being unable to find a rental property that allows them to have pets. That is pretty cruel when you think about it because a pet is actually a member of the family. If you are moving house, you do not leave a member of your family behind, and yet that is what we are asking people to do in the middle of this rental crisis. That changes with this law and that is a really good thing.
The bill also ensures that it is the responsibility of the landlord to manage a premises that has been contaminated by previous drug activity. It also reduces the right of entry to inspect a property to four times per year; previously, it was every four weeks. It also deals with terminations and evictions. It makes clear that a landlord can only terminate a fixed term tenancy with 60 days' notice, whereas it was previously 28 days. That extra time is going to be so beneficial for people in the middle of this tight rental market.
It is also going to see the removal of no-cause evictions from the act, that is, instead ensuring that a landlord can only choose not to renew a lease if the prescribed grounds have been met. This is a really important change because one of the issues we face in South Australia for renters is that we have a really tight market, but at the same time because the renter is living in fear of their lease not being renewed they are not in a position to assert their rights under the act.
I rented when I was in my 20s and my early 30s, and I had lots of issues in the rental market living in share houses with problems like broken air conditioning, broken toilets and issues with mould. It was very difficult to assert my rights as a renter because you knew, heading into the Christmas period, your lease was going to expire and you did not want to give yourself a bad reputation as a tenant and find that you were not able to then secure another place. That was 10 years ago. The market has changed dramatically since then. This change is one that has been on the wish list for advocates in this space for many years and finally the parliament can get that done.
Another really important change relates to domestic abuse. This bill establishes protections for people who need to terminate their agreement on the grounds of domestic abuse. They will no longer need to apply to SACAT. Instead, they can provide supporting evidence as prescribed in regulation. If a person is protected by an intervention order but not listed on a tenancy agreement, they will be able to apply to vary the agreement so that they can remain in their home without the perpetrator. Changes to the rules around damage caused to the property to protect people who have experienced domestic abuse are also happening.
There are changes in the law relating to rooming houses and residential parks. There are also changes relating to solar systems and tenants will be able to enter into agreements with landlords regarding the installation of solar energy for their homes. There are also changes around the way that information is managed. The landlord will not be able to charge a tenant a fee for giving personal information relating to them.
That is just a snapshot of some of the elements of this bill. There are many positive features that are worthy of support. In concluding, I want to read out a few stories that have been shared with me. In the lead-up to this debate, I put out a call on my social media and said, 'Look, does anyone have some stories they would like me to read into Hansard?' and we did get some constituent feedback so I will share those. In the first of those, and I will not name the constituent but I will refer to it as story 1, she wishes to share her daughter's experience as a tenant over the last decade. She writes:
It's a long story. It compromised her health and is certainly keeping her in poverty.
She is now homeless and has moved back in with myself (her mother) and step-father for the past 10 months. She cannot find affordable rent and is competing with hundreds of others in similar circumstances.
Ten years ago she moved from regional SA to Adelaide after ongoing harassment at her work and had depression as well as anxiety. She shared a house for the first 12 months with a former colleague. They went their separate ways, and she found a [National Rental Affordability Scheme] house at Andrews Farm which was modern and all appliances were in good working order. After 12 months, despite being an exemplary tenant, the rent increased to a level that was unaffordable for her on her Newstart income.
She was successful in getting a unit at Windsor Gardens which had a [Housing Improvement Act] order over it. There was mould, bowed walls, salt damp, broken screens and many fixtures that did not work…It was during this time she developed an autoimmune disease which I believe was triggered by the mould and damp in this unit. Only 1 fan was working, screens were broken and only an antiquated air conditioner in the lounge was operational.
She was there nearly 8 years. The lounge ceiling collapsed narrowly missing her, despite her bringing it to the attention of the agent that items were coming through from the roof. The owner shortly after this terminated the contract as she claimed she was selling the unit.
Since then my daughter has been unable to find accommodation in her price range. She is now on the Disability Pension.
That really underscores the point I made earlier about the benefit of axing no-cause evictions because this would give a tenant in this situation the capacity to be able to better assert their rights. Story 2 is:
When we first moved into our rental in Blackwood we had no access to electricity. The landlord had given SA Power Networks the wrong address to register the property. We did not have the permissions necessary to register, as we do not hold the title to the property. We explained this to our real estate agent, and they insisted it was our responsibility. This went back and forth for 2 weeks. They then demanded that we pay rent even without power to the unit (everything is electric, the stove, the water. There is no gas).
We did not. They then eventually had the property registered and told us that this wasn't a good start for us and that in the future we 'shouldn't make waves'. We still had to pay the rent for the first 2 weeks because we had moved our stuff in, which was limited to a couch and a bed frame. We both had to stay with friends in this time. Shortly after, the backyard sewage line developed a crack and began to leak raw sewage out of our back yard and into the walkway where other people walked. We were told it was not a priority to fix, and this was only resolved as the strata got upset. We've also had an ongoing issue with mould on our ceilings.
If this bill gets through, this tenant will be in a much better position to assert their rights. Story 3 is:
We are paying $450 a week for an old Housing Trust house that is falling apart. We've had 8 maintenance reports in 3 months. We have a power board that can't actually power the whole house properly. The back yard is completely overgrown.
Can anyone seriously say that the current system is working? Can the Liberal Party honestly say that the market is delivering what is needed to solve this crisis? It is clear that we need intervention, and whilst this bill does not go as far as the Greens would have liked, it is a significant step in the right direction and it will have a tangible impact on this crisis and I really do thank the government for their leadership and for stepping up to the mark on this important issue.
The Hon. C. BONAROS (16:32): I rise to speak on the Residential Tenancies (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill 2023. I am not going to speak for long and I do not think, given the contributions or indeed the debate that has happened on this, that I need to step through the details in the bill, but I will say at the outset that I think it has been a very thorough process in terms of consultation. I note that there have been comments made in relation to what that consultation looked like. I think it was mid last year that certainly I first observed some of the round tables that were taking place on this. It was a very extensive consultation process that I think started in about August last year.
I also note in relation to some of the comments that were made that all the information that has been provided in submissions that were made during that process has been very publicly available for all of us to have access to. That includes submissions and that is not something that we often see from governments in terms of that level of openness and transparency in terms of what stakeholders are saying, so from that perspective I think it has been a very open process and one that has allowed us, and indeed enabled us, to go through and look at all the submissions that have been made by individuals and stakeholder groups and those representing both sides, whether that be landlords or tenants.
I commend the minister responsible for this portfolio for the level of openness and transparency that she has tried very hard to achieve through this process and also Commissioner Soulio in working through that process as well because what we know is that, regardless of which side you sit on, this is a difficult debate for everybody. This government, just like the last government, and indeed all of us on the crossbench, are going to have the same hurdles to overcome when it comes to landing a balance and finding that balance between landlords and tenants. It is not easy—just as public holidays was not easy this morning, when you are comparing workers' rights and business rights—but there is always room for a middle ground.
I am a bit of a realist when it comes to these things now. I know that there are things in this bill, for instance, that I have previously opposed. Renting with pets is one that I have opposed every time the Hon. Rob Simms has introduced it in this place. I have a dog and I would love her to be living with me, but she is not, so I have been enlightened a little, if you like, about the difficulties of renting with pets since opposing that.
I remained opposed to that provision, but do I think the government looked at this and thought, 'There is something we need to do to address this and how can we do that?' Yes, they have. They have not gone with the model that has previously been proposed, but they have tried to find a middle ground in terms of looking at the Victorian model, which flips the onus to the tenant, meaning that if for some reason the landlord says, 'No, you can't have your pet'—and I think that they should be able to do that—then the onus is on the tenant to make that application to SACAT and try to get a different outcome. Of course, there are, I think, different rules for properties subject to strata rules as well, in terms of overriding presumptions of allowing pets.
Realistically speaking, sometimes in this place you can see where you are headed; you can absolutely see. The numbers dictate where you are headed as well, and so when we know where we are headed we try to find a middle ground. At least, certainly that is my view of the world, and I think in this case the government and the minister have tried to find a middle ground, knowing full well that every landlord her government consults with probably is not happy about these changes. By the same token, there are tenants who are equally unhappy with our continual opposition to renting with pets.
I am actually very pleased, as the Hon. Rob Simms said. Believe me, if I can say one thing it is that in this instance I do not share a lot of the views of my Greens colleagues when it comes to rental properties. I do not agree with rental caps. I do not agree with vacancy caps. I certainly did not in the past agree with renting with pets. I have a list of Greens policies here that I absolutely fundamentally do not agree with when it comes to some issues on this. That is not because they are not well-intentioned. I just have a different ideology, I suppose.
However, being the realist that I am, I also know that there are ways and means. I think this is one of those occasions where striking the right balance, or striking a balance, finding that middle ground, has been fundamentally important. I think that the minister responsible for this portfolio, Minister Michaels, and indeed her office and Commissioner Soulio, knew when they inherited this that it was going to be problematic—as anyone in government would. I do not underestimate the amount of work and the length of time that it has taken to draft the bill that we have before us, trying to strike that balance between the rights of landlords on one hand and the rights of tenants on the other hand.
I can tell you that I have not spoken to a single landlord who has said to me they are thrilled about the changes. Indeed, we have submissions by a landlord association, which was obviously part of all this process, which is equally opposed to some of the measures. I have certainly made this known to the government as well. By way of concern, I think that some landlords will be looking at this and saying, 'Well, if this is what we are going to have to deal with going forward, then we will ensure that we only offer short-term leases to individuals, so that we can, at the end of a 12-month period, re-advertise a property with an increase in rent,' because regardless of whether interest rates are going up or not they also need some certainty and stability going forward. It is one of those issues that does not just affect one party in the equation, it affects both.
The only thing that I would say going forward is that I think tenants also deserve and want longer term tenancies. I always remain nervous about them getting that because I think that, despite all our best efforts in here, what we find over a period of time is that there are ways and means around things. I know that a lot of effort has gone into the bill to make sure that that is not the case, and I certainly hope that that is not the case, but I do think that, where we are today, this bill, thanks to the work and effort that has gone on with both sides, seeks to strike that balance between the rights of landlords and the rights of tenants.
I do note, of course, the number of submissions that we have had from tenant advocacy groups and also the joint letter we have from Uniting Communities, SACOSS, Shelter SA, Anti-Poverty Network, Better Renting, and co-signed by 40 community organisations who are at the coalface of our cost-of-living and rental crisis. They see all the things that we are all immune to in terms of how difficult it is to not only afford to put a roof over your head but to put food on the table every day.
The submissions that they have made and the asks that they have made, in terms of this legislation and in the review, cannot be underestimated or undermined because, as I said, they are the ones who each and every day see what it is like to not be able to house a person, or to try to find emergency housing for someone. There are myriad reasons why people are not finding houses, and they, I guess what I am saying, are at the coalface of that and see it. I commend all of them, each and every one, for their advocacy on this issue.
I could go on with a list of stories that have been told to me by landlords—and believe me there are many—and I could go on with a list of stories from tenants as well, but I am not going to do that. I am going to give you two things, one of which happened this morning and actually affected me today. Every day, when my son and I go home—I did not expect to be saying this right now—there is a huge car park behind my house, and I watch this man every day sleep in his car in that car park. He has a tent and he covers his car and sleeps in that car park every day. Every day, I am tempted to go over and talk to him, but I do not go over and talk to him because I do not know what to say to him.
Last night, during those storms, I just kept thinking of him sitting in the car park outside, metres away from where we were sleeping. This morning when I woke up, the first thing my son said to me when he heard about the weather was, 'Mummy, what are we doing about all those homeless people who don't have a roof over their head today?' My son is seven. If that does not speak volumes about the work that is being done by Shelter SA and SACOSS and all those other organisations to make sure that people do have a roof over their head, then I do not know what does.
In closing, I am not suggesting by any stretch that anything we do in this place is perfect, on both sides of the equation, but I do have confidence that the minister has done her level best to reach that sensible outcome for both sides, and it is on that basis that I will be supporting the bill.
The Hon. F. PANGALLO (16:43): On speaking to the bill, I will actually declare my own conflict of interest, as I have in my register of interests. My wife has an investment property, heavily mortgaged, and, of course, it is subject to spiralling increases in interest rates and other increasing costs associated with maintaining the property to an appropriate standard for the tenants in there.
The tenants have been long-termers. They have been there for 10 years and have been excellent. We have a very cordial relationship with them, to the point that today they informed me that the property suffered some flood damage and we will need to rectify that very quickly. It is probably going to be a cost that we will not be able to recover. We also have a joint property on Kangaroo Island owned through our self-managed superannuation fund which is leased as a holiday rental.
The government says the need for these reforms is to tackle the crisis in available rental accommodation and also affordability. Can I point out that these two key reasons are not the fault of property owners or landlords. The blame for this crisis lies firmly at the feet of successive Labor and Liberal governments across the country, whose housing policies have been abject failures.
Only now are they trying to correct their mistakes of judgement and planning, along with their mismanagement of public and community housing. In South Australia, they all but dismantled the vision of Sir Thomas Playford, who embarked on an ambitious and successful housing program for low income families and individuals with the establishment of the South Australian Housing Trust.
Instead of building on that enterprise for future generations, the provision of low-cost housing became a low priority. Governments were reluctant landlords. They did not want to spend taxpayers money on building more or maintaining the existing ones. There was a wholesale sell-off of trust properties, many bought at bargain prices by investors.
It was the Labor government at the time that sold off most of those properties. Now, ironically, here they are trying to fix the mess that they helped create. They sold off the trust maintenance contracts to private operators who did the minimum required in order to maximise their profits. We had a situation where there were people in Housing Trust places who required urgent maintenance on their properties. In the old days, you could just pick up the phone and it was run by the government and you would get somebody to call around and do the required work, but under private operators that was not the case at all. They were either under the pump because they were not properly resourced, or were not able to do the maintenance required to the standard, so that was a policy failure as well.
Increases in population and migration intakes, social upheavals in our society, an ageing population, cost-of-living pressures from interest rate hikes to the necessities of life, soaring government taxes and charges on property investment, construction impediments and stagnant wage growth: these have all contributed to the situation that we find ourselves in today, with the lack of rental properties on the market.
I am going to give some credit here to landlords and property owners and investors, which this government does not seem to do in its legislation. Landlords have had to bear the brunt of housing policy on the run and the greed of governments raking in the proceeds of property transactions on the back of property booms, particularly the land tax reforms by the Marshall government in 2021, which have contributed to a sell-off of properties by mum-and-dad investors.
Land tax continues to hurt investors, big and small. I have been informed that the South Australian Produce Market at Pooraka has been hit with a massive land tax slug—I believe in the vicinity of about $800,000—which is likely to increase further next year. This is just unsustainable for an essential service provider like they are.
There is little in this bill that can give comfort to landlords and property investors and owners. They get little credit for getting governments out of a squeeze of their own making. If anything, these new compliance measures, along with others already in place, will make prospective new players think twice about investing, particularly when returns are actually low. Many who have contacted me to vent their frustrations feel the government is eroding their rights as landowners and they are contemplating getting out and putting their money elsewhere.
Thirteen straight spikes in interest rates have added to the rental affordability crisis. Not every landlord is a Harry Triguboff or Lang Walker. The vast majority are not rich. They have small portfolios created as wealth creation schemes to fund their retirements. That is so they do not have to rely on government handouts. With property values so high, the newer players would have large mortgages to service on top of other charges to maintain their investments. They cannot absorb all the costs, even despite negative gearing.
The Greens' national policy has been to push for rental freezes—a rental cap. A move in that direction would be catastrophic and a disincentive for investors. It would add to the rentals accommodations shortage that we are currently experiencing. But I will not take the stick entirely to the Hon. Robert Simms, because I commend the Greens for at least striking an agreement for a rental advocate. I think that is certainly a service that is needed in that sphere, as it is in other spheres, including aged care and aged-care advocacy.
I would like to point out that what we are seeing in Australia is not unique. It is being repeated overseas. It is happening in the UK, it is happening in Europe and it is happening in Canada, Asia and the Americas. You might even recall recently there was this humorous story that made the online platforms about an Italian mum who booted out her two sons who were aged in their 40s. She got them out of her rental place simply because she could not afford to keep them in there, and they could not afford to find a place themselves to go and rent. So what we are seeing is not unusual.
Back to this bill: there are elements in it designed to give protection to tenants and ease the financial strain that they are facing, and there is nothing wrong with that. It has already tried to find an acceptable balance with the ability to keep pets, but, again the right of veto has been taken away from the owners. I can understand, as the Hon. Robert Simms has pointed out, that pets are part of the family. They really are. It is no different in my family as well and those of probably a lot of other members here.
However, landlords also have a property that they need to maintain to an acceptable standard. It is what they own. It is what they have put in a massive investment for. In some cases it is their only investment in life, and they should have a right to say who goes in there and whether pets should be allowed in there.
I know that there is a provision in here where it goes to some kind of an arbitration, but I can see the situation happening in the tribunal where a renter has moved into a property without a pet and later on decides they would like a pet or have a pet that has been given to them. If it is challenged by the landlord, they go to the tribunal and the tenant will probably say to the tribunal member, 'Well if I can't keep this cat, this dog, this pig'—this whatever—'this snake, these spiders, I'm going to have to put them down,' and that is going to be a pretty tough decision for any tribunal member to make as a person. But again, as I have pointed out, you have taken the right of veto away from the very person who has invested their life into that property.
Banning rent bidding I think is a fair move, particularly in the current climate where competition for rentals is fierce. Advertising properties with a rent range, trying to solicit offers over the advertised rental price and rental bidding will be prohibited, and hopefully this is going to put the brake on the unscrupulous opportunists. There are not too many out there: I think the vast majority of landlords, property managers and property owners are fair and reasonable people. There are the few who are out there who would like to exploit the system and also exploit tenants, and at least this is a measure that will now be able to control that.
Another positive step is making rental bonds more affordable—now requiring renters to pay a four-week bond only, where previously it was six weeks' rent for amounts greater than $250 a week. The bond threshold has now been raised to $800 per week, meaning a saving of around $500 to $1,600 in up-front costs. I think there is also a consideration that needs to be made for renters of more upmarket properties as well, and how the landlords of these properties are going to be impacted by that.
While the majority of renters do the right thing when it comes to looking after properties, we know that some do not and often leave damage far in excess of the bond amount, which may not be recovered through landlord insurance. This, by the way, has dramatically increased after recent disasters around the country. In fact, a number of insurers now no longer carry it; there are only a couple that you will find who probably do landlord insurance. It is becoming pretty difficult, even for landlords, to have insurance to cover any losses that they may have to incur.
Another frustration for property owners, landlords and property managers has been the delays in getting bonds in the event of property damage. There are cases where bonds will not cover the damage; for instance, where premises have been used for illegal drug activity like cooking methamphetamine. The costs for cleaning a house of the toxic residue left behind on walls and floors can cost thousands of dollars. The property owner will then need to spend more on legal action just to get compensation. Sometimes they just give up.
I remember an experience, before I came into this place, where a property owner had called me about the situation with his rental property. He had tenants who were paying good rent, and they were paying on time. However, when they left the place reeked of meth—and it was a fairly new property, a double-storey place. I think it cost him, at the time, in excess of $80,000 to clean the place out, because meth remains in the walls and in the floor—it is there and it is very difficult to clean out. If you do not know that these people are doing that sort of activity and then they leave your place in a mess, you can be left with a huge bill for the eventual clean-up.
I am not so sure that this bill will be able to address those major damage situations that occur. Of course, this poor landlord had to then try to find those errant tenants and then try to take them to court. The litigation costs were going to be outrageous, so he just threw up his hands and gave it away.
This bill also seeks to protect tenants' privacy, prohibiting a landlord from requesting or disclosing prescribed information from tenants or prospective tenants, with them having to pay for it. What I would like to ask the Attorney-General is: what does he mean, or what is the legislation going to mean, in terms of what the prescribed information is? Can he can explain that, as it is not made clear as yet?
Again, it seems to be stilted against the rights of property owners. It might be the start of a push, eventually, aimed at preventing the blacklisting of errant tenants on property databases or websites. To have a tool that can help landlords and property owners to assess the suitability of a tenant to rent is important; however, I do agree with the government's intent here that the cost of accessing information from data providers should not be passed on to the tenant.
As we know, banks use credit information to assess their borrowers. There are some associated costs that are passed on to the prospective borrowers. I do not see governments, state or federal, trying to interfere here. Other commercial businesses, such as insurers, Airbnb, Trip Adviser and other online sites, also collect data and feedback on their customers. Google, Facebook and X collect data on users as well. Governments also collect private information—it is the world we live in today. To restrict or even prevent them from being able to determine suitability of a tenant on the grounds that it may be discrimination serves to remove yet another right from the owners of the property.
They will also be required to give cause for not renewing a lease. That is an issue that has been brought to my attention by many smaller mum-and-dad investors, who called me when I was on Radio Italiana recently. They had issues with that as well because they thought that, at the end of 12 months if the lease is up, it is their right to decide what they are going to do with the property. Why do they need to tell the tenant why they are not renewing the lease? They just want to move on. That was the opinion of many people who called in—they could not understand why that provision was put in there.
Landlords are expected to maintain their properties to an acceptable standard and for the comfort of their tenants. That is a given anywhere, and if a landlord or property owner does not do that, shame on them if they put people up in places—as the Hon. Robert Simms pointed out when he was a renter once, and I was a renter as well. Unfortunately, there are opportunists out there who are willing to try it on and exploit the situation.
Members may have seen recently in The Advertiser and online the story about the pretty ordinary home in Kilburn being offered for $600 a week. It was ridiculous. When you saw inside it, it was in a poor state of repair. I can see a situation where the property owner or property manager was really trying it on here, perhaps even trying to gauge some bidding from desperate people out there to achieve this ridiculous price. In a way the measures to get rid of rent bidding would certainly stop situations like we saw there.
I note that the government is still considering forcing owners to comply with minimum energy standards for appliances and other fittings. This came out during the course of the consultation period conducted by the minister and the Office of Business and Consumer Affairs. They were playing around with the idea that perhaps there could be in legislation a provision for landlords to adopt minimum energy standards for appliances and other fittings.
I do not see it in this one, fortunately, and caution is needed here. To move in this direction could result in property owners withdrawing their properties from the rental market and selling them off. Property prices are high now, so you would not want to push them too far to the point where they say, 'Well, what's the point of all this? We might as well get out and put our money elsewhere.'
There is a provision here to delete information provided by a tenant in applying for a lease or to be deleted or destroyed three years after the end of the tenancy. I am not sure why that has been put in there. I do not know why there is a limit of three years. I do not think three years is long enough. The minister fails to grasp the fact that these properties owned by landlords are massive investments and are highly geared.
They come with the risks that need to be managed for them to have confidence in their choice of tenants, and I think that needs to be respected. It has been pointed out already that it is a difficult balance that governments need to make here as well: they have to consider the rights of the tenants as well as the rights of the landlords. I think, in this case, the seesaw is going more on one side than in the centre.
As I pointed out, landlords and property owners need to have confidence in being able to choose their tenants, and you cannot do that on blind faith. If you keep kicking landlords and property owners, they will leave the market, just as many did after the land tax debacle. In saying all that, I am supporting the bill as it has the right intent on improving the obstacles and the financial situation faced by renters in difficult times.
Another meritorious consideration is for the victims of domestic violence. I think that is certainly a worthy addition to this legislation. I will support the opposition amendments for a review of these reforms. I think it is important that we do have a look at this legislation in three years' time, just to ensure that it is working and it is either achieving what it was intended to do or perhaps it may also show that there could be detrimental effects or impacts on the rental situation. I would hope that the government would support having that review in there, as we often do with a lot of other pieces of legislation.
I see there has also been a late amendment filed by the Attorney-General, which relates to tenants breaking their lease agreements. Again, it seems to favour the tenants over the landlords. If there is a lease being broken with less than 24 months left, the penalty payment is one month's rent and it is to be made on seven days' notice and then on vacant possession. That gives the landlord a short period of time to ready the premises for the next tenant. It may be that the property requires a clean-up from illegal drug use, it could have fallen into disrepair, or it may require painting and other works done, so it leaves very little time for the landlord to ready themselves for the next tenant.
I note that the penalty is one month rent payable for each of the whole 12-month period of the term of the agreement on vacant possession and the penalties to be paid are no more than a total of six months' rent. I will ask the Attorney-General how he came to this amendment that has been filed and what were the reasons behind that. In saying that, I look forward to the debate on the bill.
The Hon. R.B. MARTIN (17:08): This bill proposes to make important improvements in the rights of renters and modernise South Australia's rental laws, whilst also safeguarding the ability of landlords to manage their properties effectively. This is the next step in the Malinauskas Labor government's delivery on our commitment to improve housing outcomes for South Australians amid the tremendously challenging conditions we see now in the rental market.
The bill now before us includes broad reforms that are, as the Premier has said, both progressive and pragmatic and, above all, necessary to address the unprecedented challenges renters in our state are facing. In August 2023, the residential rental vacancy rate in Adelaide was 0.5 per cent. Combined with rising rents, this means that finding suitable and affordable housing is perhaps the most difficult it has ever been for people across our community.
This bill proposes amendments to South Australia's rental laws that are consistent with an agreement made by national cabinet in August for 'a better deal for renters' which focuses on improving renters' rights across Australia. Reforms within the bill also consider the outcome of extensive consultation on the review of the act conducted by Consumer and Business Services.
One of the most important reforms proposed by this bill aims to provide tenants with greater housing security and encourage longer tenancies by prohibiting no-cause evictions or non-renewals of leases. In order for a landlord to make the decision to terminate a tenancy agreement, or to decline to renew a tenancy agreement, they must have a prescribed reason backed up by written evidence of that reason. Notice of a termination on a prescribed ground must be accompanied by written evidence.
It is important that landlords still have the ability to terminate or not to renew leases where it is appropriate. The bill allows that landlords will retain the ability to terminate a tenancy by providing a notice of termination due to a breach of agreement as specified in section 80 of the act. Landlords will also be able to end a periodic tenancy agreement or not renew a fixed term tenancy agreement because they require possession of the property for the reasons detailed in section 81 of the act.
The aim is to balance tenants' housing security with landlords' rights. It is important to get that balance right, and certainly amid the current market conditions that balance can reasonably be considered to be in need of some degree of adjustment. It can be observed, amid the conditions we see now in South Australia's rental market, that tenants are sometimes forced to leave rental properties due to unaffordability arising from disproportionate rent increases.
Section 56 of the act currently allows SACAT to determine rent to be excessive by considering factors including the general level of rents for comparable premises in the same or similar localities and the state of repair and general condition of the premises. The bill proposes to amend this provision to require that SACAT must also give regard to whether the increase in rent was disproportionate when deciding if a rent increase is excessive. The changes propose that tenants who believe their rent is being increased excessively will have 90 days after being notified of a rent increase to apply to SACAT for a determination.
One change long advocated for by sections of the community relates to pets in rentals. We know that South Australians are struggling to find pet-friendly rentals. The RSPCA reports that one in five animals is surrendered due to their owners being unable to find a rental property that allows pets. I think most reasonable people would find this fact morally objectionable. The bill proposes that a tenant who applies to keep a pet in a rental property cannot have their request unreasonably refused, provided they agree to comply with reasonable conditions imposed by the landlord.
Further changes make it easier for tenants to terminate tenancies under certain necessary circumstances. Section 85C proposes that a tenant can terminate a tenancy if they require care of a kind prescribed by the regulations, such as care within a nursing home, and they need to vacate in order to obtain that care.
The last change I will highlight is a very important one. This bill proposes to amend section 83A to require that a landlord may only terminate a fixed term residential agreement at the end of a fixed term on a prescribed ground with 60 days' notice, as opposed to 28 days. This will provide tenants with a more reasonable period of time to secure a new rental property. With rental vacancy rates as low as they are, this is a crucial change for our community.
The bill proposes significant reforms to South Australian tenancy laws that will ensure tenants are safer and more secure in their homes and will refine the roles and responsibilities of landlords and agents. Amid the housing crisis we are in, there has never been a more opportune time to make these changes. I think it is worth ending by noting that this bill is supported by REISA, the Real Estate Institute of South Australia, and like them I too commend the bill.
The Hon. K.J. MAHER (Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, Attorney-General, Minister for Industrial Relations and Public Sector) (17:13): I wish to thank honourable members for their contributions, for their firsthand experiences and stories of why they will be particularly supporting parts of this bill, or all of this bill, and I look forward to the committee stage and to answering questions about the operation of the bill.
Bill read a second time.
Committee Stage
In committee.
Clause 1.
The Hon. J.M.A. LENSINK: I will try to do as many questions at clause 1 as possible to help facilitate the debate if that suits everyone. The Property Council wrote to the government in relation to purpose-built student accommodation and have sought that their sector be exempt from a number of elements in this legislation, but I note that they are to be included. Can the government outline why it chose not to exempt them from all or some of the operations of this legislation? I think when we talk about purpose-built student accommodation we appreciate that a lot of these are multistorey buildings in the CBD where the concept of everybody having a pet could be problematic, so could the government respond and outline in a bit more detail about that sector, please?
The Hon. K.J. MAHER: I thank the honourable member for her question in relation to not excluding student accommodation. It is quite a simple answer. I am advised we thought that just because you are a student should not diminish the rights you have and the protections you have like any other renter.
The Hon. J.M.A. LENSINK: Does the government appreciate that the sector might have some differences that mean it could be more nuanced and that some of the clauses in this bill they could have been exempt from?
The Hon. K.J. MAHER: I thank the honourable member for her question. Every single sector that is involved in renting will have some difference from another sector, but we do not think it is justified that just because you are a student living in student accommodation you should have fewer protections or abilities from the regime that we are proposing.
The Hon. J.M.A. LENSINK: I also have some questions about penalties in general because a number of the clauses in the legislation increase penalties. As a first general question: how many penalties are issued? Any data the government is able to provide would be useful. If they can provide a breakdown at all on any penalties that are issued, whether they have annual data through the Residential Tenancies Act, that would be exceptionally useful. Secondly, where do those funds go?
The Hon. K.J. MAHER: I thank the honourable member for her question. I am advised that we have no numbers for across-the-board penalties, but my advice is that it is very few. Of those very few that have been issued, I am advised that the penalties would go into consolidated revenue.
The Hon. J.M.A. LENSINK: Quite a few of the penalties have significantly increased. Is the government able to provide a rationale for what those increases are? Is it because the act has not been reviewed in such a long period of time, or were specific targets set for things based on specific concerns?
The Hon. K.J. MAHER: My advice is that it is as the member suspected and that most of the penalties were very old. They have not been updated in quite some time and the view was that they were not sufficient to act as a deterrent.
The Hon. J.M.A. LENSINK: I appreciate that response. There are a couple of examples that I thought were a bit curious. I wondered whether they had been explored at all. At clause 18—Landlord's duty to keep proper records of rent and other payments, there are obvious reasons why there should be a penalty there, but the expiation goes from $210 to $1,200, and one of the maximum penalties, I think, goes from $1,250 to $25,000. Can the government provide a rationale as to why such steep penalties would be implemented in this way? The other one is quiet enjoyment. Obviously, we support that tenants should have quiet enjoyment from their landlord, but it is an increase from $5,000 to $35,000 at clause 23.
The Hon. K.J. MAHER: My advice, particularly in relation to clause 18 to do with things like keeping of records, is that there have been significant increases in penalties. That is partly a function, I am advised, of such an amount of time since they were last updated. Also, particularly given the amount you can receive from rentals, we do not want to create an incentive to breach certain obligations. Given how much rentals are and how small the penalties have been, this is to bring that more into line, to actually create a disincentive and a deterrent.
Clause passed.
Clauses 2 to 6 passed.
Clause 7.
The Hon. F. PANGALLO: In relation to 47B—Prospective tenant, requirements relating to provision of information, a landlord or an agent of a landlord must not request a prospective tenant to disclose prescribed information. What would be the prescribed information?
The Hon. K.J. MAHER: I am advised that that will be decided later on, but often when we come to these sorts of clauses where there are regulation-making powers it is reasonable that we outline the flavour of what sorts of things they might be. I am advised that these are the sorts of things that would not be able to be asked for in that information. The thought is that it will be the sorts of things that you cannot ask for pursuant to things that are prescribed in, for example, the Equal Opportunity Act, things that are irrelevant to the tenancy, like marital status or issues such as that.
The Hon. F. PANGALLO: Would they be able to ask for financial records or previous rental history or criminal history, for instance?
The Hon. K.J. MAHER: My advice is the intention is anything relevant to their suitability, such as financial records or renting history. The intention is, yes, that would be allowed to be asked for.
Clause passed.
Clauses 8 to 21 passed.
Clause 22.
The Hon. K.J. MAHER: I move:
Amendment No 1 [AG–1]—
Page 14, lines 2 to 10 [clause 22(9), inserted subsection (14)]—Delete inserted subsection (14) and substitute:
(14) Despite any provision of this section, the following provisions apply to the repayment of a bond under a residential tenancy agreement where there are co-tenants, other than if the whole amount of the bond is to be paid to the landlord:
(a) if the application proposes that none of the bond is to be paid to the landlord and the landlord agrees to the application—
(i) in the case of an application that proposes that the bond be paid to the co-tenants in shares that are not equal and each co-tenant consents to their share as proposed—the Commissioner must pay the bond as specified in the application; or
(ii) in the case of an application that proposes that the bond be paid to the co-tenants in equal shares—the Commissioner must pay the bond to all co-tenants in equal shares;
(b) if the application proposes the payment of a specified amount of the bond to the landlord and the balance to the co-tenants, and the amount proposed to be paid to the landlord is agreed to by the landlord—
(i) in a case where the balance payable to the co-tenants is to be paid in shares that are not equal and each co-tenant consents to their share as proposed—the Commissioner must pay the bond as specified in the application; or
(ii) in a case where the balance payable to the co-tenants is to be paid in equal shares and at least 1 of the co-tenants consents—the Commissioner may pay the bond as specified in the application.
(14a) If the Commissioner acts under subsection (14) in relation to an application, the application is not liable to be disputed.
This amendment has been included to clarify how bonds are to be refunded at the end of a tenancy. Where there is more than one tenant, it is intended that the Residential Tenancies Act would allow bond money that is not claimed by the landlord to be equally distributed between co-tenants unless otherwise agreed by co-tenants. The purpose of this is to prevent circumstances where one tenant claims and receives the entire portion of the bond without the knowledge or consent of other tenants.
The Hon. F. PANGALLO: I am just wondering whether it is an appropriate time to ask a question about bonds that are actually kept by the department, how much is in there, and bond interest. What happens to the interest that is collected from bonds?
The Hon. K.J. MAHER: I am advised that interest that accrues on bonds do a few things in relation to the operation of the Residential Tenancies Act. In part, they provide funds for the operation of that part of Consumer and Business Affairs that deals with residential tenancies, and in part funds a portion of that area of SACAT that deals with residential tenancies. It is intended in the future that that interest would also fund in part the Tenants Advisory Service.
The Hon. F. PANGALLO: Does the Attorney-General have a figure of how much is currently being held in bonds by the department?
The Hon. K.J. MAHER: In total?
The Hon. F. PANGALLO: In total.
The Hon. K.J. MAHER: I do not have a figure but if we can get it before the end of this committee we are happy to do so. If we cannot, we will get it to the honourable member afterwards, but I am advised that it is tens of millions of dollars but we just do not have that global figure.
Amendment carried; clause as amended passed.
Clauses 23 to 25 passed.
Clause 26.
The Hon. J.M.A. LENSINK: Clause 26 is the clause which provides a framework for pets to be enabled to be in rentals, so this is probably the point at which to ask some questions about it. One of the stakeholders that I spoke to has severe allergies, and I note that new clause 66D(c) provides:
(c) keeping the pet would pose an unacceptable risk to the health of safety of a person, including, for example, because the pet is venomous.
This is one of the grounds for refusing pets being kept at premises. That is a fairly high bar. It is an example in the legislation, but if a landlord, for instance, has severe allergies to a particular species, is that something that would be considered as a ground for refusing pets?
The Hon. K.J. MAHER: My advice is that is something that under the provisions of how this operates SACAT could take into account when deciding this.
Clause passed.
Clauses 27 to 35 passed.
Clause 36.
The Hon. K.J. MAHER: I move:
Amendment No 2 [AG–1]—
Page 26, lines 7 to 11 [clause 36, inserted section 75A(1)]—Delete inserted subsection (1) and substitute:
(1) If a tenant under a residential tenancy agreement for a fixed term terminates a tenancy, the tenant will not be liable to pay more than the following amount of rent under the agreement:
(a) if the term of the agreement remaining after the day on which the tenant is to give up vacant possession of the premises is less than 24 months—1 month's rent;
(b) in any other case—1 month's rent for each whole 12 month period of the term of the agreement remaining after the day on which the tenant is to give up vacant possession of the premises (provided that a tenant cannot be liable to pay more than 6 months' rent in total under this paragraph).
In August of this year, national cabinet agreed to limit break lease fees for fixed term tenancy agreements to a maximum prescribed amount, which declines according to how much the lease has expired. Section 75A specifies that if a tenant terminates a fixed term residential tenancy agreement early, they will not be liable to pay more than one month for each 12-month period remaining on the agreement and they cannot be liable to pay more than six months in total.
The Hon. R.A. SIMMS: I want to briefly indicate that the Greens will be supporting the amendment. It is certainly a positive step in our opinion and we will support it on that basis.
The Hon. F. PANGALLO: Can I just ask the Attorney: what is the reasoning behind this amendment?
The Hon. K.J. MAHER: I am advised that the rationale is to limit the exposure of tenants for these break lease fees and, in addition, it was an agreement of national cabinet in August of this year.
The Hon. F. PANGALLO: Did the Attorney-General consult with other stakeholders—namely, property owners, the Real Estate Institute—in relation to this, and what was their view on that?
The Hon. K.J. MAHER: My advice is in particular the Real Estate Institute of South Australia have been supportive of the amendments we are putting forward.
The Hon. J.M.A. LENSINK: I see where the numbers lie, but I would refer honourable members to the comments of the member for Heysen in the other place who expressed concern about this particular clause which I think this amendment makes more problematic.
Amendment carried; clause as amended passed.
Clauses 37 to 48 passed.
Clause 49.
The Hon. J.M.A. LENSINK: This is for new clause 84A—Compensation for termination in certain circumstances, in relation to break lease cost. I was wondering if the Attorney can expand on this particular clause by way of further explanation.
The Hon. K.J. MAHER: My advice is that there was concern raised that tenants were using other means than breaking their lease—for example, the possibility that tenants would deliberately not pay the rent or breach their agreements in other ways so that it was a termination of the lease. Rather than the tenant choosing to break the lease, it was the landlord enforcing the breaking of the lease, which put the landlord at a disadvantage. This seeks to remedy that concern.
Clause passed.
Clause 50 passed.
Clause 51.
The Hon. J.M.A. LENSINK: Clause 51 is the first set of amendments that insert a new section in relation to domestic violence—or domestic abuse issues is the terminology used in this legislation—which we clearly support. In our briefing we asked some questions in relation to coercive control, where sometimes it would be the victim who is on the lease, because the perpetrator is well aware that if it is the victim on the lease then they will carry the financial burden of any issues going forward.
What is the mechanism for government to address placing costs back on the perpetrator, if you like, in these situations where there is some damage which is done which, obviously, we do not want the victims to be held responsible for? What recourse does the landlord have to recover costs from the perpetrator?
The Hon. K.J. MAHER: My advice is, in the instance the honourable member has given, if the perpetrator's name is not on the lease there is not a legal mechanism through SACAT or other avenues. However, in that situation I am advised that the landlord's rental insurance may well cover that.
The Hon. J.M.A. LENSINK: I think my colleague the member for Heysen was concerned about whether landlords' insurance would indeed cover that. How confident is the government that that is the case?
The Hon. K.J. MAHER: I do not have all the policies that are available, but my advice is that we understand that some policies do cover this.
Clause passed.
Remaining clauses (52 to 95) and schedule 1 passed.
New schedule 2.
The Hon. J.M.A. LENSINK: I move:
Amendment No 1 [Lensink–1]—
Page 57, after line 6—Insert: Schedule 2—Review
1—Review of amendments made by this Act
(1) The Minister responsible for the administration of the Residential Tenancies Act 1995 must cause a review of the operation and impact of the amendments made by this Act to the Residential Tenancies Act 1995, Real Property Act 1886 and Residential Parks Act 2007 to be undertaken and a report on the review to be submitted to the Minister.
(2) The review must be completed, and the report on the review submitted to the Minister, within 3 years of the commencement of this clause.
(3) The Minister must cause a copy of the report provided under this clause to be laid before both Houses of Parliament within 6 sitting days after receiving the report.
I did reflect on this in my second reading speech. As we know, the crossbench do love a review clause, so I am very hopeful that I will receive crossbench support for a review clause for this piece of legislation.
In all seriousness, the Liberal Party does hold very genuine concerns about the impact this piece of legislation is going to have on the rental market, so we believe that a review should be triggered, and this is the standard three years that crossbench members are so fond of inserting into most pieces of legislation. If this does become problematic, as I suspect it will, then I think we do need to come back and have another good, thorough look at this piece of legislation.
The Hon. R.A. SIMMS: I am very sorry to dash the hopes of the Hon. Michelle Lensink, but the Greens will not be supporting this amendment. It is true that we usually like reviews, and indeed committees. I am a big fan of those, as you know. But in this instance we have just had the most comprehensive review of the Residential Tenancies Act in years. It has been a very thorough consultation process that the government has embarked on.
They have actually gone to the effort of publishing all the submissions, which is a really welcome transparency measure. The legislation has been in the public realm for some time and it has been an exhaustive process, so I do not think we need to create more uncertainty by having another review in three years' time. Let's lock in these changes and get behind them.
The Hon. K.J. MAHER: I rise to say that the government will not be supporting this amendment for reasons similar to those that the Hon. Robert Simms outlined. I do appreciate that usually there is barely a committee or a review clause that the Hon. Robert Simms is not attracted to. There has been a huge amount of consultation on this bill, and we are slightly concerned, given the extent and the scope of these changes, that the time frames might be an unnecessary burden in terms of looking at how this operates. Of course, this government has shown a willingness, and will continue to show willingness, to make changes to anything where it is deemed necessary.
The Hon. F. PANGALLO: I rise to say that I will be supporting this. A review is an important provision to have in this bill because, as we have seen, things have actually changed in the past 12 months, in the past 24 months and in the past 48 months. There is nothing to suggest that things will not change again within three years, and it may be necessary that we have a look at what elements of the bill are working, what elements of the bill are not working or maybe even improvements—to go to other steps to either improve the situation for rentals or maybe landlords have been complaining that it has been detrimental to their own interests. I think it is important that we do have a look at it in three years' time.
The Hon. J.M.A. LENSINK: Can I just say, too, that I have REISA's permission to say that they do support a review clause.
The committee divided on the new schedule:
Ayes 7
Noes 9
Majority 2
AYES
Centofanti, N.J. | Girolamo, H.M. | Henderson, L.A. |
Hood, B.R. | Lee, J.S. | Lensink, J.M.A. (teller) |
Pangallo, F. |
NOES
Bourke, E.S. | El Dannawi, M. | Franks, T.A. |
Hanson, J.E. | Hunter, I.K. | Maher, K.J. (teller) |
Martin, R.B. | Simms, R.A. | Wortley, R.P. |
PAIRS
Game, S.L. | Ngo, T.T. | Hood, D.G.E. |
Scriven, C.M. |
New schedule thus negatived.
Title passed.
Bill reported with amendments.
Third Reading
The Hon. K.J. MAHER (Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, Attorney-General, Minister for Industrial Relations and Public Sector) (17:46): I move:
That this bill be now read a third time.
Bill read a third time and passed.
At 17:47 the council adjourned until Wednesday 29 November 2023 at 14:15.