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Figures highlighted by Save Our Schools show South Australia's private schools still hold a large resource advantage over public schools.
In 2024, total income per student was $21,161 in public schools, $23,660 in Catholic and $26,194 in Independent schools, and government funding covered 76% of Catholic and 58% of Independent school income.
Since 2009, real government funding per student has risen about three times faster for private schools than public ones.
Catholic and Independent schools are now funded above their Schooling Resource Standard, while SA public schools sit at 90.5%, underfunded by an estimated $380 million a year.
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Figures highlighted by Save Our Schools show South Australia's private schools still hold a large resource advantage over public schools.
In 2024, total income per student was $21,161 in public schools, $23,660 in Catholic and $26,194 in Independent schools, and government funding covered 76% of Catholic and 58% of Independent school income.
Since 2009, real government funding per student has risen about three times faster for private schools than public ones.
Catholic and Independent schools are now funded above their Schooling Resource Standard, while SA public schools sit at 90.5%, underfunded by an estimated $380 million a year.
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Figures highlighted by Save Our Schools show South Australia's private schools still hold a large resource advantage over public schools.
In 2024, total income per student was $21,161 in public schools, $23,660 in Catholic and $26,194 in Independent schools, and government funding covered 76% of Catholic and 58% of Independent school income.
Since 2009, real government funding per student has risen about three times faster for private schools than public ones.
Catholic and Independent schools are now funded above their Schooling Resource Standard, while SA public schools sit at 90.5%, underfunded by an estimated $380 million a year.
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Figures highlighted by Save Our Schools show South Australia's private schools still hold a large resource advantage over public schools.
In 2024, total income per student was $21,161 in public schools, $23,660 in Catholic and $26,194 in Independent schools, and government funding covered 76% of Catholic and 58% of Independent school income.
Since 2009, real government funding per student has risen about three times faster for private schools than public ones.
Catholic and Independent schools are now funded above their Schooling Resource Standard, while SA public schools sit at 90.5%, underfunded by an estimated $380 million a year.
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Figures highlighted by Save Our Schools show South Australia's private schools still hold a large resource advantage over public schools.
In 2024, total income per student was $21,161 in public schools, $23,660 in Catholic and $26,194 in Independent schools, and government funding covered 76% of Catholic and 58% of Independent school income.
Since 2009, real government funding per student has risen about three times faster for private schools than public ones.
Catholic and Independent schools are now funded above their Schooling Resource Standard, while SA public schools sit at 90.5%, underfunded by an estimated $380 million a year.
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Barefaced vote buying.
(aka idealogically barren visionless tub-thumping populism)
But the worst thing about #SouthAustralia politics at the moment is that there is NO CREDIBLE ALTERNATIVE 😬
#SApoli #SAparli #auspol #chrispicton #petermalinauskas -
Barefaced vote buying.
(aka idealogically barren visionless tub-thumping populism)
But the worst thing about #SouthAustralia politics at the moment is that there is NO CREDIBLE ALTERNATIVE 😬
#SApoli #SAparli #auspol #chrispicton #petermalinauskas -
Barefaced vote buying.
(aka idealogically barren visionless tub-thumping populism)
But the worst thing about #SouthAustralia politics at the moment is that there is NO CREDIBLE ALTERNATIVE 😬
#SApoli #SAparli #auspol #chrispicton #petermalinauskas -
Barefaced vote buying.
(aka idealogically barren visionless tub-thumping populism)
But the worst thing about #SouthAustralia politics at the moment is that there is NO CREDIBLE ALTERNATIVE 😬
#SApoli #SAparli #auspol #chrispicton #petermalinauskas -
Barefaced vote buying.
(aka idealogically barren visionless tub-thumping populism)
But the worst thing about #SouthAustralia politics at the moment is that there is NO CREDIBLE ALTERNATIVE 😬
#SApoli #SAparli #auspol #chrispicton #petermalinauskas -
South Australia's lower house has voted down Family First MP Sarah Game's bill to restrict late-term abortion, defeating it 36 votes to 9 after less than two hours of debate.
Hours earlier the bill had cleared the upper house 10-9 — the furthest an anti-abortion bill has progressed in the state's parliament, after defeats in 2024 and 2025 — carried by three newly-elected One Nation MPs.
The bill would have banned abortion from 25 weeks except to save the mother's life or for serious foetal abnormalities, the latter added by a Labor amendment; it would have removed the existing exemption allowing later terminations where there is significant risk to the woman's physical or mental health.
The vote was a conscience vote for Labor and Liberal MPs. Premier Peter Malinauskas and Opposition Leader Ashton Hurn both backed it without speaking; the Greens opposed it, One Nation supported it.
Health Minister Blair Boyer said existing law was "fit for purpose" and treated abortion as healthcare. The push was backed by an alliance including the Australian Christian Lobby and anti-abortion campaigner Joanna Howe, who rallied outside Parliament.
With the bill defeated, South Australian law is unchanged.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-06-17/abortion-bill-voted-down-in-lower-house/106808360
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South Australia's lower house has voted down Family First MP Sarah Game's bill to restrict late-term abortion, defeating it 36 votes to 9 after less than two hours of debate.
Hours earlier the bill had cleared the upper house 10-9 — the furthest an anti-abortion bill has progressed in the state's parliament, after defeats in 2024 and 2025 — carried by three newly-elected One Nation MPs.
The bill would have banned abortion from 25 weeks except to save the mother's life or for serious foetal abnormalities, the latter added by a Labor amendment; it would have removed the existing exemption allowing later terminations where there is significant risk to the woman's physical or mental health.
The vote was a conscience vote for Labor and Liberal MPs. Premier Peter Malinauskas and Opposition Leader Ashton Hurn both backed it without speaking; the Greens opposed it, One Nation supported it.
Health Minister Blair Boyer said existing law was "fit for purpose" and treated abortion as healthcare. The push was backed by an alliance including the Australian Christian Lobby and anti-abortion campaigner Joanna Howe, who rallied outside Parliament.
With the bill defeated, South Australian law is unchanged.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-06-17/abortion-bill-voted-down-in-lower-house/106808360
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South Australia's lower house has voted down Family First MP Sarah Game's bill to restrict late-term abortion, defeating it 36 votes to 9 after less than two hours of debate.
Hours earlier the bill had cleared the upper house 10-9 — the furthest an anti-abortion bill has progressed in the state's parliament, after defeats in 2024 and 2025 — carried by three newly-elected One Nation MPs.
The bill would have banned abortion from 25 weeks except to save the mother's life or for serious foetal abnormalities, the latter added by a Labor amendment; it would have removed the existing exemption allowing later terminations where there is significant risk to the woman's physical or mental health.
The vote was a conscience vote for Labor and Liberal MPs. Premier Peter Malinauskas and Opposition Leader Ashton Hurn both backed it without speaking; the Greens opposed it, One Nation supported it.
Health Minister Blair Boyer said existing law was "fit for purpose" and treated abortion as healthcare. The push was backed by an alliance including the Australian Christian Lobby and anti-abortion campaigner Joanna Howe, who rallied outside Parliament.
With the bill defeated, South Australian law is unchanged.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-06-17/abortion-bill-voted-down-in-lower-house/106808360
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South Australia's lower house has voted down Family First MP Sarah Game's bill to restrict late-term abortion, defeating it 36 votes to 9 after less than two hours of debate.
Hours earlier the bill had cleared the upper house 10-9 — the furthest an anti-abortion bill has progressed in the state's parliament, after defeats in 2024 and 2025 — carried by three newly-elected One Nation MPs.
The bill would have banned abortion from 25 weeks except to save the mother's life or for serious foetal abnormalities, the latter added by a Labor amendment; it would have removed the existing exemption allowing later terminations where there is significant risk to the woman's physical or mental health.
The vote was a conscience vote for Labor and Liberal MPs. Premier Peter Malinauskas and Opposition Leader Ashton Hurn both backed it without speaking; the Greens opposed it, One Nation supported it.
Health Minister Blair Boyer said existing law was "fit for purpose" and treated abortion as healthcare. The push was backed by an alliance including the Australian Christian Lobby and anti-abortion campaigner Joanna Howe, who rallied outside Parliament.
With the bill defeated, South Australian law is unchanged.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-06-17/abortion-bill-voted-down-in-lower-house/106808360
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South Australia's lower house has voted down Family First MP Sarah Game's bill to restrict late-term abortion, defeating it 36 votes to 9 after less than two hours of debate.
Hours earlier the bill had cleared the upper house 10-9 — the furthest an anti-abortion bill has progressed in the state's parliament, after defeats in 2024 and 2025 — carried by three newly-elected One Nation MPs.
The bill would have banned abortion from 25 weeks except to save the mother's life or for serious foetal abnormalities, the latter added by a Labor amendment; it would have removed the existing exemption allowing later terminations where there is significant risk to the woman's physical or mental health.
The vote was a conscience vote for Labor and Liberal MPs. Premier Peter Malinauskas and Opposition Leader Ashton Hurn both backed it without speaking; the Greens opposed it, One Nation supported it.
Health Minister Blair Boyer said existing law was "fit for purpose" and treated abortion as healthcare. The push was backed by an alliance including the Australian Christian Lobby and anti-abortion campaigner Joanna Howe, who rallied outside Parliament.
With the bill defeated, South Australian law is unchanged.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-06-17/abortion-bill-voted-down-in-lower-house/106808360
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CW: Auspol, SApol
Radio news had the story of the utimate splitter. (No text source yet.) Sarah Game was elected to the SA parliament in 2022 for One Nation (*spit*), then quit ON to form her own party "Sarah Game - Fair Go for Australians", and apparently she's now quit her own party to join Family First (*spit*). Maybe she couldn't stand her leadership style. Maybe she's just another pointless fascist with a bloated ego. Or maybe ON wouldn't have her back? The levels of inter-fash bitching must be startling.
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CW: Auspol, SApol
Radio news had the story of the utimate splitter. (No text source yet.) Sarah Game was elected to the SA parliament in 2022 for One Nation (*spit*), then quit ON to form her own party "Sarah Game - Fair Go for Australians", and apparently she's now quit her own party to join Family First (*spit*). Maybe she couldn't stand her leadership style. Maybe she's just another pointless fascist with a bloated ego. Or maybe ON wouldn't have her back? The levels of inter-fash bitching must be startling.
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CW: Auspol, SApol
Radio news had the story of the utimate splitter. (No text source yet.) Sarah Game was elected to the SA parliament in 2022 for One Nation (*spit*), then quit ON to form her own party "Sarah Game - Fair Go for Australians", and apparently she's now quit her own party to join Family First (*spit*). Maybe she couldn't stand her leadership style. Maybe she's just another pointless fascist with a bloated ego. Or maybe ON wouldn't have her back? The levels of inter-fash bitching must be startling.
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CW: Auspol, SApol
Radio news had the story of the utimate splitter. (No text source yet.) Sarah Game was elected to the SA parliament in 2022 for One Nation (*spit*), then quit ON to form her own party "Sarah Game - Fair Go for Australians", and apparently she's now quit her own party to join Family First (*spit*). Maybe she couldn't stand her leadership style. Maybe she's just another pointless fascist with a bloated ego. Or maybe ON wouldn't have her back? The levels of inter-fash bitching must be startling.
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CW: Auspol, SApol
Radio news had the story of the utimate splitter. (No text source yet.) Sarah Game was elected to the SA parliament in 2022 for One Nation (*spit*), then quit ON to form her own party "Sarah Game - Fair Go for Australians", and apparently she's now quit her own party to join Family First (*spit*). Maybe she couldn't stand her leadership style. Maybe she's just another pointless fascist with a bloated ego. Or maybe ON wouldn't have her back? The levels of inter-fash bitching must be startling.
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@jhaue Last time I checked, Australia didn't need any more natural #gas supply. So who's benefitting from this decision?
#SAlabor #TomKoutsantonis #SAparli -
@jhaue Last time I checked, Australia didn't need any more natural #gas supply. So who's benefitting from this decision?
#SAlabor #TomKoutsantonis #SAparli -
@jhaue Last time I checked, Australia didn't need any more natural #gas supply. So who's benefitting from this decision?
#SAlabor #TomKoutsantonis #SAparli -
@jhaue Last time I checked, Australia didn't need any more natural #gas supply. So who's benefitting from this decision?
#SAlabor #TomKoutsantonis #SAparli -
@jhaue Last time I checked, Australia didn't need any more natural #gas supply. So who's benefitting from this decision?
#SAlabor #TomKoutsantonis #SAparli -
Seems like a good choice to review ECSA's recent achievements. I mean, the AEC is known for its competence and efficiency, and I hope that these are transferable skills. #saparli #auspol
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-04-28/sa-independent-review-of-sa-election/106614604
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Seems like a good choice to review ECSA's recent achievements. I mean, the AEC is known for its competence and efficiency, and I hope that these are transferable skills. #saparli #auspol
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-04-28/sa-independent-review-of-sa-election/106614604
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Seems like a good choice to review ECSA's recent achievements. I mean, the AEC is known for its competence and efficiency, and I hope that these are transferable skills. #saparli #auspol
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-04-28/sa-independent-review-of-sa-election/106614604
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Seems like a good choice to review ECSA's recent achievements. I mean, the AEC is known for its competence and efficiency, and I hope that these are transferable skills. #saparli #auspol
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-04-28/sa-independent-review-of-sa-election/106614604
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Seems like a good choice to review ECSA's recent achievements. I mean, the AEC is known for its competence and efficiency, and I hope that these are transferable skills. #saparli #auspol
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-04-28/sa-independent-review-of-sa-election/106614604
