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‘Post and boast’ laws aim to stop young Australians glorifying crimes. Will they drive them deeper into ‘a failing justice system’?

As more states make it illegal for offenders to publish footage of their crimes on social media, critics say the laws will be ineffective and harmful

The Guardian - AU

'Historic moment' as conversion therapy outlawed

New laws protecting LGBTQI people from "abhorrent" conversion practices have been welcomed as a "historic moment".

AAP

Hatred imported from interstate 'won't be tolerated'

Authorities have vowed to fight the bigotry and cowardice of extremists after a man was charged under new laws in South Australia that ban swastikas in public.

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First Nations Voice makes history in South Australia: ‘We are determined to prove you wrong’

Inaugural address from Leeroy Bilney, outlining racist history of Australia and future challenges, greeted with acclaim

The Guardian - AU

Adults to face jail time for recruiting kids into crime

South Australian adults who recruit children to commit crimes could be jailed for 15 years or more under new laws proposed by the state government.

AAP

First voice to parliament decided after votes counted

The vote counts have been completed and the 46 members of South Australia's Indigenous community have been elected to the parliamentary advisory body.

AAP

Sex offenders banned from working with children in SA

South Australia has become the first jurisdiction in Australia to ban convicted or accused child sex offenders from working with under age employees.

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Misinformation about South Australia’s Indigenous voice to parliament spreads online

Factcheckers say claims about First Nations people getting ‘special rights’ echo the falsehoods in the federal no campaign

The Guardian - AU

‘Every day we get tourists’: current owner of infamous bodies-in-barrels bank says Snowtown is ‘nice and quiet’

As the SA government considers whether a high-risk offenders scheme could apply to Snowtown killers, locals have mixed feelings about renewed attention

The Guardian - AU

SA latest state to ban Nazi salute amid spike in abuse

South Australia is the latest state seeking to ban the public display of Nazi symbols after legislation unveiled by the NSW, Victoria and federal governments.

AAP

SA puts deadline on silicosis-causing engineered stone

Engineered stone could soon be ditched in South Australia if a national ban is not enforced, with state and territory leaders set for further talks.

AAP

Australian states to push ahead with voice and treaty processes in absence of federal body

State and territory governments say they’ll proceed with work to implement Uluru statement of the heart despite result of referendum

The Guardian - AU

Final arguments are being made before Australia's vote Saturday to create Indigenous Voice

Opposing campaigners have made their final pitches over changing the Australia’s constitution to acknowledge a place for Indigenous Australians on the eve of the nation’s first referendum in a generation

The Independent UK

Bad bosses face jail if SA industrial death laws pass

The South Australian parliament will consider proposed laws to make industrial manslaughter a criminal offence with a maximum 20-year jail term.

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SA set to block sex offenders working among children

South Australia has proposed extending child sex offender laws to prevent them from working with under-age employees, including across the retail sector.

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SA voice vote delayed amid referendum confusion

Elections for the historic Indigenous voice to parliament in South Australia have been put back.

AAP

Legal loopholes slammed shut for SA child-sex crimes

The South Australian parliament has passed new laws to close loopholes in child-sex offences, which had allowed some offenders to be given lighter sentences.

The Guardian - AU

South Australia rushes through anti-protest laws as activists rally outside oil and gas conference

Climate activists face large penalties and three-month jail terms in bipartisan move which appears to have been hashed out on talkback radio

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Grace Tame says changes to wording of child sexual abuse offences in SA reflects seriousness of crime

The change is the result of a campaign being led by abuse survivor and former Australian of the Year Grace Tame, and is similar to changes made in other states.

ABC News

Koonalda Cave security to be improved after Indigenous art vandalised

The federal government has announced $400,000 in funding to improve the security of the Koonalda Cave in the Nullarbor Wilderness Protection Area.

The Guardian - AU

South Australia poised to legislate first Indigenous voice to parliament

SA attorney general Kyam Maher says Australia’s first state-based Indigenous voice to parliament will demonstrate there is ‘nothing to fear or lose’

AAP

SA parliament passes historic voice legislation

The South Australian parliament has passed historic legislation allowing for an Indigenous voice to parliament.

ABC News

APY Lands board reappoints Richard King as general manager in special meeting

The executive board of the APY Lands has reappointed embattled general manager Richard King in a vote held in Adelaide that is being contested by some members.

AAP

SA parliament in Sunday sitting for voice bill

A big crowd is expected to gather at parliament house in Adelaide on March 26 for a Sunday sitting to pass legislation for an Indigenous voice to parliament.

AAP

Voice on track for poll later this year, says Burney

Minister for Indigenous Linda Burney says the wording of a referendum question on the Indigenous voice to parliament is close and on schedule.

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