The Marshall Liberal Government will this week seek advice from the state’s leading legal, education, parenting and policing experts on ways to better protect children from bullying behaviour.

The Marshall Liberal Government will seek to repeal labour hire licensing laws introduced by the previous Labor Government, amid concerns over the effectiveness of the scheme.

Laws aimed at helping South Australians who were sexually or physically abused as children access compensation have passed State Parliament.

A new rapid response capability will be created thanks to the State Government freeing up frontline police from desk duties, as part of an election pledge.

The Marshall Liberal Government is delivering on its key election commitments to address the scourge of domestic violence, by investing more than $11.9 million over the next four years on a suite of measures to support women and children at risk.

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.

Tough new laws come into effect from today, aimed at better protecting children from exploitation by insidious predators.

Royal Commissioner Bret Walker SC has written to the State Government to provide an update regarding the progress of his inquiry.

Journalists seeking to shield their sources will have greater protection under new laws which have now passed State Parliament.

In an important step towards strengthening South Australia’s anti-terrorism capability, laws to enhance the capacity of police to use lethal force in a terrorist incident have passed State Parliament’s Lower House today.