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Supreme Court Judge the Hon Brian Martin QC AO has been appointed to conduct a review of the sentencing discounts given for early guilty pleas and cooperation with authorities, in light of community concern over the issue.
The State Government will provide $14.5 million in additional resources to support the operations of the Independent Commissioner Against Corruption (ICAC) and to enable the ICAC to hold public hearings.
A highly respected Queen’s Counsel with a background in both international and local commercial law has been appointed as South Australia’s newest District Court judge.
A tiling company has been fined more than $11,000 for providing three clients with substandard renovations and for undertaking work it was not properly licenced to do.
Tough new laws come into effect from today, aimed at better protecting children from exploitation by insidious predators.
A “greedy” unlicensed builder who gambled away money paid by clients and left a trail of substandard or incomplete work in his wake has been fined $175,000 in the Adelaide Magistrates Court for breaches of consumer protection laws.
Journalists seeking to shield their sources will have greater protection under new laws which have now passed state Parliament.
The Government of South Australia is helping fund the installation of CCTV cameras at The Salvation Army Marion and public sites in the City of Salisbury to improve community safety and reduce crime.
Laws to enhance the capacity of police to use lethal force in a terrorist incident have passed state Parliament’s Lower House today.
Nearly 100 imported eyeliner bottles potentially containing dangerous levels of lead have been removed from South Australian shelves following action from Consumer and Business Services.
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