[Link] SA paramedics tell parliamentary inquiry shortages leading to deaths and unnecessary suffering

Read: 30/1/2022 www.abc.net.au

South Australian paramedics say a shortage of crews is leading to deaths and unnecessary suffering.

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[Link] Move to make Christmas Day a public holiday in SA passes Lower House but unlikely to proceed

Read: 18/11/2021 www.abc.net.au

South Australia's Lower House of parliament has passed legislation to make Christmas Day a public holiday, but with a major amendment that could scuttle any chance of the bill passing into law.

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[Link] 'Taken a long time to arrive, but it generally hits the mark': code of conduct tabled in South Australian parliament

Read: 31/10/2021 www.abc.net.au

Members of the South Australian parliament will officially be banned from harassing staff and other MPs under a long-awaited code of conduct tabled today. The draft code covers five areas, including: conflicts of interest, gifts, public resources, confidentiality, and standards of behaviour.

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[Link] What's happening in SA's parliament and why could it spell trouble for the Attorney-General?

Read: 21/10/2021 www.abc.net.au

Deliberations begin today into an inquiry that will probe into the conduct of the state's Attorney-General and Deputy Premier Vickie Chapman. It's one of the unfolding consequences of the party defection of Liberal backbench MP Dan Cregan, and the government's reduced numbers in parliament.

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[Link] Public servants 'no longer mandated' to report misconduct following controversial ICAC curtailment

Read: 9/10/2021 www.abc.net.au

Public servants have been told they no longer have a mandatory requirement to report misconduct and maladministration in their workplaces, as new laws that govern South Australia's anti-corruption watchdog come into force.

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