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Web Emergency Departments (Question Time) - 05/03/2025
Mrs HURN (Schubert) (14:44): My question is to the Minister for Health and Wellbeing. What does the minister say to patients in South Australian public hospitals who are not seen within clinically acceptable timeframes? With your leave, sir, and that of the house, I will explain. Leave granted. Mrs HURN: The latest Public Hospital Report Card by ... -
Web Hutt St Centre (Grievance Debate) - 05/03/2025
Ms HOOD (Adelaide) (15:19): Last night, I had the tremendous privilege of attending a special event to honour the Hutt St Centre. Last year, the Hutt St Centre marked its platinum jubilee: 70 years of incredible service to our community. The Hutt St Centre was founded in 1954 by the Daughters of Charity, mainly to assist people who were experienci... -
Web Regional Policing (Grievance Debate) - 05/03/2025
Mr TELFER (Flinders) (15:24): I want to highlight the concerns of the communities in my electorate about crime and community safety. Firstly, I want to speak about the situation in Ceduna at the moment. I have spoken in this place about the concerns of businesses and individuals in Ceduna dealing with unacceptable situations: daily thefts from sho... -
Web Select Committee Into Stillbirth in South Australia (Grievance Debate) - 05/03/2025
Ms SAVVAS (Newland) (15:29): I thought I would take a moment today to talk about what a privilege it is to be chairing the South Australian parliament's Select Committee into Stillbirth. We have only just started our deliberative work, but receipt of the submissions over the last few months has honestly been some of the most rewarding work that I ... -
Web Passenger Transport (Point to Point Transport Services) Amendment Bill (Bills) - 05/03/2025
The Hon. D.G. PISONI (Unley) (21:53): I thank the minister for being thorough with his answers, and we have discovered some new areas where the levy, for example, is being spent. I was the shadow transport minister at the time when the levy was first introduced and the purpose of that was to pay for the $30,000 grants that were being given to taxi... -
Web International Women's Day (Motions) - 05/03/2025
Ms THOMPSON (Davenport) (12:34): I also rise today to join the celebration of International Women's Day, a global observance that not only honours the remarkable achievements of women throughout history but also serves as a catalyst for accelerating our efforts towards gender equality. This day provides an invaluable opportunity to recognise and c... -
Web International Women's Day (Motions) - 05/03/2025
The Hon. K.A. HILDYARD (Reynell—Minister for Child Protection, Minister for Women and the Prevention of Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence) (11:54): I thank the member for Frome for sharing those comments and that story. I thank the member for Gibson for this motion and also for her enduring commitment to celebrating the achievements and contrib... -
Web Whyalla Steelworks (Question Time) - 05/03/2025
The Hon. P.B. MALINAUSKAS (Croydon—Premier) (14:08): There is no specific timeline, and actually that is something we have turned our mind to in great detail. What we have said publicly to all and sundry—and I'm happy to furnish the Leader of the Opposition with the remarks that are already well and truly on the public record—is that we anticipate... -
Web Whyalla Steelworks (Question Time) - 05/03/2025
The Hon. P.B. MALINAUSKAS (Croydon—Premier) (14:14): It's a hypothetical question. Again, the Leader of the Opposition with this line of questioning—one of the virtues of this forum is that it is in full public view. The Hansard forever will reflect the line of questioning from the Leader of the Opposition on this really important and significant ... -
Web Defence Shipbuilding (Question Time) - 05/03/2025
The Hon. P.B. MALINAUSKAS (Croydon—Premier) (14:23): I thank the member for Black for his question. Interestingly, it is an important strategy of developing the workforce capability that is required for our naval shipbuilding effort to make sure that people in the southern suburbs of Adelaide feel as though this is a readily accessible exercise. O...
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