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Web Vietnam Veterans Day (Motions) - 20/08/2025
Mr BELL (Mount Gambier) (12:49): I rise to support the member for Hammond's motion and, in doing so, honour one of Mount Gambier's own: Lieutenant Anthony 'Tony' Austin Casadio, Royal Australian Navy Helicopter Flight Vietnam, who gave his life at just 22 years of age. Vietnam Veterans Day on 18 August asks us to remember the 60,000 Australians wh... -
Web Private Members' Statements (Private Members' Statements) - 20/08/2025
Mr BELL (Mount Gambier) (15:49): Today, I rise to pay tribute to one of Mount Gambier's most successful and respected for sporting figures, Richard Hill, who has recently stepped down as head coach of the Mount Gambier Pioneers after 13 years in the role. Richard first took the reins at the end of the 2011 season, preparing the Pioneers for the 20... -
Web Regional Roads (Grievance Debate) - 19/08/2025
Mr BELL (Mount Gambier) (17:37): I want to talk about the state of our country roads. I do not reckon there would be a country member in here who would not back me up in saying they are the worst they have ever seen. They are certainly the worst I have ever seen. I imagine this will be a key plank of an election platform going forward. There is so... -
Web Regional GP Services (Question Time) - 19/08/2025
Mr BELL (Mount Gambier) (17:03): My question is to the Minister for Health. Can the minister provide an update on efforts to recruit GPs to regional areas? With your leave, sir and that of the house, I will explain. Leave granted. Mr BELL: Over the past eight weeks, Mount Gambier has experienced the closure of the Urgent Care Clinic, the Mount Ga... -
Web Allison, Hon. H. (Condolence) - 19/08/2025
Mr BELL (Mount Gambier) (15:17): I rise to pay tribute to a man whose life and service left an enduring mark on Mount Gambier and, in fact, the Limestone Coast and this parliament. Harold Allison, who recently passed away at the age of 94, served Mount Gambier for 22 years until his retirement in 1997. Harold was first and foremost a servant of th... -
Web Forestry Industry (Question Time) - 19/08/2025
Mr BELL (Mount Gambier) (16:49): My question is to the Premier. Can the Premier advise what policies the government has in place to safeguard the sovereign capability of the forest industry into the future? With your leave, sir, and that of the house, I will explain. Leave granted. Mr BELL: Today marks National Forestry Day and SAFPA have release... -
Web Victims of Crime Fund (Grievance Debate) - 17/06/2025
Mr BELL (Mount Gambier) (15:12): I rise today to talk about a Mount Gambier resident who, through no fault of her own, has been left significantly out of pocket, highlighting the shortcomings in our current compensation system when it comes to supporting innocent bystanders impacted by criminal or emergency incidents. This resident is a nurse who ... -
Web Forestry Industry (Question Time) - 17/06/2025
Mr BELL (Mount Gambier) (14:52): My question is to the Premier. Can the Premier update the house on the importance of the forest industry to South Australia? With your leave, sir, and that of the house, I will explain. Leave granted. Mr BELL: On Friday night in Mount Gambier over 280 guests celebrated the 150th anniversary of the state's forests ... -
Web Limestone Coast Radiation Treatment (Motions) - 05/06/2025
Mr BELL (Mount Gambier) (11:51): I rise to make a brief contribution to this motion and really pay my gratitude to the 16,000 people who took the time to sign the petition for radiation therapy services to be increased in Mount Gambier. It has been a very complicated journey in terms of part funding coming from the federal government and then obvi... -
Web Children's Hearing Screening Program (Grievance Debate) - 03/06/2025
Mr BELL (Mount Gambier) (15:21): I rise to speak about an issue that often goes unnoticed, yet has a profound impact on the development, wellbeing and future of our youngest South Australians: undiagnosed hearing loss in children. In Mount Gambier, and across the Limestone Coast, we are fortunate to have strong community organisations like the Rot...
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