Hundreds of photos taken by renowned anthropologist Frank Gillen around the turn of the twentieth century will be delivered to their new home in Alice Springs this week.

Workers, traders and customers along Hutt Street are benefitting from increased security, with a Marshall Liberal Government grant providing for the installation of more CCTV cameras.

I am pleased to introduce the Fines Enforcement and Debt Recovery (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill 2021. This bill amends the Fines Enforcement and Debt Recovery Act 2017 to make the process of recovering moneys owed to government fairer and more efficient.

Tails are wagging and ‘pup-achinos’ flowing, with the State’s inaugural court companion dog, Zero, recognised for his ‘paw-some’ work.

Pubs, clubs and other licensed venues will continue to benefit from liquor licence fee relief in the coming financial year.

Licence costs will be halved for eligible licensees who were impacted by COVID-19 safety measures.

I table the Privacy Committee's report into the alleged collection of personal data by the government using NationBuilder software, which I received yesterday afternoon. Of concern were links posted in government press releases and on some government websites that redirected users through the NationBuilder platform and whether data was captured in doing so.

The Hon. V.A. CHAPMAN: South Australia was shocked and mortified by the tragic death of baby Kobi Shepherdson at the Whispering Wall. That same week, the burned body of young mother, Kelly Wilkinson, was found in her Gold Coast backyard. These crimes scandalised the country and once again forced Australians to think about respect for women and the importance we place on women's safety in the community. As legislators and public leaders more broadly, we can say: not one more.

 I rise today to table the report of the Review of Harassment in the South Australian Legal Profession and to inform the house about the important action the government has already taken and will continue to take to ensure legal work practices are safe and free from bullying and harassment.

Nation-leading reform and further legislative amendments will be explored to address and prevent domestic and family violence in South Australia.

Tackling the insidious scourge of domestic, family and sexual violence is a Marshall Liberal Government priority.