Inquiry into the CFS gets the green light
The Liberal Party's move to establish a Parliamentary inquiry to investigate issues within the South Australian Country Fire Service (CFS) has been successful in the Legislative Council.
Read moreCommon sense prevails with Harvest Code of Practice to remain unchanged
In a massive win for farmers, the CFS has confirmed it will no longer push ahead with its plans to review the Grain Harvest Code of Practice.
Read moreLabor's slow levee support leaves river communities high and dry for a year
While the Liberal Opposition welcomes the announcement of a flood recovery funding agreement for Lower River Murray levees, the much-needed measure has come 12 months too late.
Read moreNo levee management plan 12 months on from River Murray Flood
The Liberal Opposition is calling on the Malinauskas Labor Government to urgently implement a River Murray levee management plan after it was revealed that despite 12 months since the peak of the River Murray Flood, virtually nothing has been done.
Read moreVeterans Affairs Minister missing in action as Labor erases Anzac Day
The Minister responsible for Veterans Affairs in South Australia, Geoff Brock, has yet to comment on the disrespectful Labor public holiday legislation that removes the name "Anzac Day' and replaces it with just a date - "25 April"
Read moreLiberal Party pledges $400,000 contribution for RSL Employment Program to support veterans
The Liberal Party will almost triple the amount of funding for the RSL's crucial employment program, which last year helped South Australian veterans earn close to $4 million of income after retiring from service.
Read morePeter Malinauskas must reverse Labor's public holiday mess and restore traditional names
The Opposition is calling on Peter Malinauskas to admit his mistake and recall Parliament this week for an optional sitting day to fix ridiculous Labor legislation that culls the traditional names of Anzac Day and other public holidays in favour of dates like "25 April".
Read moreMotion to establish CFS Select Committee postponed until 2024
The Liberal Party will hold off from bringing on a motion - to establish a Select Committee to investigate the Country Fire Service (CFS) - to a vote until early 2024.
Read moreOutback road maintenance not a priority for Malinauskas Labor Government
The Auditor General’s annual report has revealed that South Australia’s unsealed road maintenance backlog has more than doubled over the past few years from 500km to a whopping 1230km.
Read moreNew and shocking reports from gagged CFS volunteers spark Select Committee
Gagged firefighting volunteers will have the freedom and safety to speak freely and testify before a new Select Committee investigating the Country Fire Service.
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