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Push for State Govt park lands management probe - Vimarsana News

Push for State Govt park lands management probe

The Malinauskas Government's management of the Adelaide park lands – including developments such as a new police horse barracks – would be scrutinised by a parliamentary inquiry under an Opposition proposal to examine whether the city's green belt needs more legal protection.

'Demolition by neglect': Push to protect state heritage buildings - Vimarsana News

'Demolition by neglect': Push to protect state heritage buildings

The state government would have the power to enforce maintenance work on deteriorating state heritage buildings and bill the owner, under heritage reforms proposed for parliament - but the Property Council has branded it "overreach".

Adelaide's Golden Record - Vimarsana News

Adelaide's Golden Record

If CityMag had a rocket, these are the sounds we'd launch into space, as selected by 10 aural authorities on all things Adelaide.

King Charles gets new 'gender neutral' title in Australian parliament - Vimarsana News

King Charles gets new 'gender neutral' title in Australian parliament

South Australia’s parliament has given King Charles a new title. Moving forward, the Lower House will refer to Charles as ‘the sovereign’ rather than ‘His Majesty’. This change is one of many, as the SA parliament has gotten rid of all gender-specific terms such as ‘he’, ‘she’, ‘him’, and ‘her.’ These will be replaced by ‘they’, ‘their’ and ‘them’ in the rules of procedure.

South Australia Parliament to introduce gender-neutral language even for King Charles - Vimarsana News

South Australia Parliament to introduce gender-neutral language even for King Charles

Aussie state parliament is getting rid of all gender-specific terms in its official and ceremonial language meaning that King Charles will not be called 'His Majesty' but rather 'the sovereign'.