Kathryn Bermingham
State Political Editor at The Advertiser (South Australia)
State political editor @theTiser. Email [email protected]. DMs open.
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3 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Thomas Kelsall |Kathryn Bermingham
It's been two years since the SA government held a special ceremony outside Parliament House to mark the passage of legislation establishing the nation's first state-based Voice. Speaking to a crowd gathered on North Terrace, Aboriginal Affairs Minister Kyam Maher said the SA Voice would help decision-makers enact “enduring, positive change for the future”.
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3 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Kathryn Bermingham
Voters in South Australia could be forgiven for feeling a little bit forgotten in recent federal elections, having watched leaders from both parties heavily focus their campaigning efforts in other parts of the country. The reason is basic mathematics. The number of crucial electoral battlegrounds — the marginal seats which will decide who holds the keys to the Lodge after May 3 — in other states easily outstrips those in South Australia.
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3 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Kathryn Bermingham
Native title holders in South Australia's Flinders Ranges have been allowed access to financial records showing how tens of millions of dollars in mining royalties have been spent, after the state's Supreme Court upheld an earlier ruling. Members of the Adnyamathanha Traditional Lands Association (ATLA) have been locked in a years-long legal battle for access to the books of a "master trust" that had been used to distribute uranium mining royalties.
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4 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Kathryn Bermingham
Former South Australian opposition leader David Speirs has pleaded guilty to two drug supply charges. Mr Speirs, 40, entered his pleas in person in a brief Adelaide Magistrates Court hearing on Thursday. The court heard the defence and prosecution had come to an agreement that the matter would be dealt with by a magistrate, and it has been listed for sentencing submissions in April. Mr Speirs pleaded guilty to two counts of supplying or administering a drug that wasn't cannabis to another person.
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | Kathryn Bermingham
One of South Australia's largest disability advocacy services has gone into administration amid an investigation into the handling of grant funding by past management. The Department of Social Services (DSS) said while Disability Rights Advocacy Service (DRAS) remained operational, it was working to transition clients away from the service.
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