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Parliament will begin searching for a new watchdog after SA Ombudsman Wayne Lines announced he will step down after nine years in the job.

SA Police has refused to release documents that would reveal other options for relocating police horses from Thebarton barracks than a controversial park lands site - despite a provisional ruling from the Ombudsman two months ago calling for the files to be disclosed.

SA Police Commissioner Grant Stevens agrees to release some of the information requested in the ABC's original Freedom of Information application, but does not approve the release of officers' ages and genders.

South Australias Ombudsman, Wayne Lines, found there wasnt a conflict of interest, maladministration or b...

South Australias Deputy Premier and Attorney-General will stand aside from her roles after state parliament passed a vote of no confidence in the cabinet minister.

FORMER Mount Gambier Mayor Andrew Lee was unsuccessful in his bid to be elected to a council in Australia’s Top […]

Labor accused of imitating popular petition platform change.org for political page Posted 2 updated 1 AprApril 2021 at 3:00am SA Labor Opposition Leader Peter Malinauskas has dismissed concerns that a website operated by his party is too similar to change.org. ( Share Print text only Cancel A "confusing" SA Labor Party website which "borrows" from international petition platform change.org should identify itself more clearly as a political page, a politics law expert has said. Key points: A po...

South Australian Ombudsman investigation highlights Burnside Councils corporate credit card abuse Posted MonMonday 21 Ombudsman Wayne Liness investigation found Burnside Council was guilty of maladministration. ( Print text only Cancel A South Australian ombudsman investigation has highlighted the extent of Burnside Councils loose use of its credit cards between 2015 and 2017. Key points: SAs ombudsman found Burnside Council guilty of maladministration over its use of corporate credit cards Om...

Ombudsman orders SA Health to apologise for sharing Premiers coronavirus live streams Posted WedWednesday 16 updated WedWednesday 16 Premier Steven Marshall says his staff had not directed SA Health to share his posts. ( Share Print text only Cancel South Australias health department has been told to apologise for sharing posts from Premier Steven Marshalls Facebook page during the coronavirus pandemic. Key points: The ombudsman said this promoted Steven Marshalls Facebook page The department ...