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It's not time to slow down. It's time to build on our state's momentum.
Right now, our state has momentum. We’ve built the country’s strongest economy. More South Australians have jobs than ever before. But it’s more than numbers. You can feel the energy. We’re being noticed. And now, together, we have the opportunity to turn this momentum into lasting progress, and a better future for all South Australians.
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@PMalinauskasMP
Year 7 can be a make-or-break year.
And school camps - like at Woodhouse here - can be life changing for students.
But the truth is, not every kid gets to go because they are yet another expense on the household budget.
That's why we have a plan to make Year 7 camp free for public school students.
It'll help kids settle into high school - while giving them a chance to experience life away from the comfort of home.
Less addictive doomscrolling.
More time interacting with new friends.
And this is what we want more young kids doing - spending less time on screens.
Which is why we're taking an ambitious plan to the election to give parents and kids the tools to stay off screens.
@PMalinauskasMP
"To have women's health at the forefront is momentous. I've been nagging for a long time and I'm not sorry"
That's what Deanna - someone who knows what it's like to end up in hospital because of endometriosis - said at our press conference earlier this week.
But she shouldn't be sorry.
For too long, women's health has been underfunded, undervalued or inaccessible.
It's time for change.
So we are acting - with a plan to transform women's health care in South Australia.
@PMalinauskasMP
What happened at Quorn Cemetery is heartbreaking. Truly heartbreaking.
No family should have to relive their grief because of the actions of criminals.
The plaques stolen from Quorn Cemetery were deeply personal memorials - reminders of people who were loved and are still dearly missed.
To rip them from graves for scrap value is an act of breathtaking cruelty.
My heart goes out to the families affected by this awful crime.
No words are strong enough to describe the people responsible for this disgusting crime.
Whoever did this should be ashamed of themselves.
We will work with the The Flinders Ranges Council to make sure the plaques are replaced, so families are not left to carry the financial burden of this disgraceful act.
