This is a moment in time. To give a greater voice to a people is remarkable. And will lead to more remarkable actions in future.

“We campaigned to be able to save it permanently and make the site safe and neat and tidy and something we can all really be proud of. So, there was a petition of local people with about 800 signatures and the decision’s been made to keep it now. It's a great win!”

It’s the last day for public submissions to an inquiry examining how pharmacists could safely and promptly provide medication for painful urinary tract infections (UTIs). 

“Park Terrace, which is in Plympton Park, it looks like it’s going to be a main thoroughfare, and at the moment it’s just a little residential street with residents who’ve lived in the area for decades, and they’re really concerned about the volume of traffic that’s going to be coming through their community.”

Richmond Primary School at Keswick has launched the Labor government’s new Autism Inclusion Teacher program.

The school’s own Austism Inclusion Teacher is experienced classroom teacher Robin Oien. Congratulations Rob!

The State Government is significantly upgrading security in streets where properties have been recently vacated or demolition works have begun.
 
The new measures have been rolled out in recent days and include:
•          installing extra CCTV security cameras on vacant properties in Glandore
•          providing a dedicated, seven-nights-a-week Wilson Security patrol for the T2D
Project site in Glandore, as well as additional daytime patrols; and
•          establishing a 24/7 hotline number – 8402 1840 – direct to Wilson Security.

An extensive public engagement program is underway, giving South Australians opportunities to provide valuable feedback on the revamped River Torrens to Darlington Project.
 
Feedback on the redesigned project, unveiled last month, has been overwhelmingly positive thus far, with a vast 71 per cent of respondents declaring themselves positive or very positive about the new plans – and more than half saying they felt more positive as a result of changes to the previous design released by the former government.

A review of the former Liberal Government’s Torrens to Darlington motorway design has revealed it would have cost South Australian taxpayers around $15 billion – not the $9.948 billion total claimed before the last state election.

A Parliamentary Committee has been set up to examine how pharmacists could safely and promptly dispense medication for painful urinary tract infections.

A Parliamentary inquiry has been launched to find practical and innovative ways to protect and grow Adelaide’s declining urban tree canopy.