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If you are not the intended recipient, please contact the sender by reply email and destroy all ' copies of the original message. _ J.._ 7h771112ae21&view=Dt&search=all&permthid=thread-f%3A174199728669249789attisimpi=rnsg-f%3A1741997... 1/1 EFTA00268114 -TCMK CL-SEN; - K36.-1<, YORK - g psi-Er r\J` 2111122. 1:39 PM OLSEN. John Wayne (1945— )Senator for South Australia, 1990-92 (liberal party of Australia) I The Biographical Dictionary ... During his premiership Olsen had overseen the privatisation of South Australia's electricity system, the outsourcing of its ter indus • mber of development projects intended to boost the tate's ailing economkh citatlo for hi appointment s a Officer of the Order of Australia r Janua 00 ads in part: *.'For service to the SA Parliament, pa cularly In the a - - •1 :conomic dev ent and reform, and through n nvestrn . Olsen was Australian Consul-Gen Los Ange es r r —06 and initiated the G' LA and He was appointed Dee& Chairman of n 2014 became an advisor with the Bespoke Approach lobbying . [6] aookr - act 7 ricto(cett- Cser5ticrescs 1/2`)triCi g.65,:C-11 NO, IN CC.T09C_ Tim Bryant PfkovewN -nierT ( N Cog PC•roeS5 (DA - '2 Cr37 .2002 AmERviå-x$ cia)aN\irkeN5-7 co i l\4e...t.T(c. 5 --Amegicesv cipv 1Keöt--uerva-r t iv 7..1<n-s_o_e-cercel_ PRCPErs-r-/ -ffiEet Fiks-r- E kie\I-1- 1943 - coicrih )PL [1] Australian (Syd.), 29 Nov. 1996. p. 13; CPD, 21 May 1990, p. 649; Michael McGuire, 'Not fade away', Advertiser (Adel.), (SA Weekend), 3 April 2009, pp. 14—17; Dean Jaensch 'The Liberal Party' in Andrew Paden and Allan Patience, The Bannon Decade, Allen & Unwin, St Leonards, NSW, 1992, pp. 50-58; CT, 8 Dec. 1985. p.1, 26 Nov. 1989, p. 1, 29 Dec. 1989, p. 5. [2] CPD, 21 May 1990, pp. 648—52. [3] CPD (R), 9 May 1991, pp. 3477-83; Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters, Who Pays the Piper Calls the Tune, Canberra, June 1989; CPD,13 Aug. 1991, pp. 60-4,115-8, 28 Nov. 1991, pp. 3539-40; Senate Select Committee on Political Broadcasts and Political Disclosures, Report, Canberra, 1991; Australian Capital Television Ply Ltd v Commonwealth 1992, HCA 45, 177 CLR 106; CT, 1 Oct. 1992, pp. 1-2; CPD, 29 April 1992, pp. 1836—8. [4] CPD, 19 Sept. 1990, pp. 2611-3, 16 Oct. 1990, pp. 3142-5, 10 Dec.1991, pp. 4468-72,5 March 1992. pp. 841-2; CT, 30 Jan. 1992, p. 4. (5] CPD, 29 April 1992, pp. 1826-34; CT, 14 March 1992, p. 2; The Bulletin (Syd.), 31 March 1992, p. 23. [6] CT, 12 May 1992, p. 2; Rann v. Olsen [2000] SASC 83; House of Representatives Practice, 5th ed., pp. 715- 7; Transcript, ABC Radio, 'PM', 19 Oct. 2001; Michael McGuire, 'Not fade away, 2009; Crikey.com, 21 Oct. :2001. © Commonwealth of Australia 2014 - 2022. 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The July to September 2014 Newspoll had seen Labor begin to the Liberals on the two-party-preferred vote for the first time since 200923) The October to December 2015 Newspoll saw Marshall's leadership approval rating drop 11 points to 30%, the equal lowest Newspoll approval rating in history for a South Australian Opposition Leader since Dale Baker in 1990.(241[251(26) At the election, Marshall again faced Weatherill and Labor which were seeking a record fifth term in office and the "wild card" centrist party, SA-Best, led by forme enator Nick Xenophon, who was seeking the balance of power in the Assembly. The 2016 electoral redistribution had given the Liberals an advantage of 27 seats to Labor's 20 seats heading into the election. g.:1-\ IC) c.,t_stsr<3 - KeDiN4A CotHt-tE4Cica-ietiCi C E -roRcibi (I:Kt )t Four hours after the close of polgbrilierion day, at oximately 10pm AC0ST, Weatherill telephoned Steven Mars efeat arshall was introduced to the election day function by forme iberal Premier John Olsen nd c imed victory. The SA Liberals had won the election with 25 seats to Labor's 19, a bare majority of two — the first time the Liberals had won a state election since Olsen's victory in 1997.I2M2811291[3q Despite the outcome, there was actually a state-wide two-party-preferred swing away from the Liberals toward Labor.P11 Co.t .Tat:) lc .:SCVEN MORS** - coN)f-,Pl RI N4Q RGOI NISI" -c-Opectcao (c-'n 1*-1 v%11--t Vt0416- CHOOMMI SA PriTGEZNZY Premier of South Australia c_ten:IERfr, L. Two days after the election, with the result beyond doubt even though counting was still under way, arshall h.. himself, e uty leader Vickie Cha man, and Father of the South Australian Parliament Rob Lucas sworn in as an ree-person government by the Governor of South Australia, Hieu Van Le.Qrshall became Premier, Chapman Deputy Premier nd Attorney- General, and Lucas Treasurer. Lucas had previously served as Treasurer in the last Liberal government.[32I The full ministry was sworn in on 22 March.(33I In addition to serving as Premier, Marshall retained responsibility for portfolio areas of The Arts, Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation, Defence and Space Industries, Veterans' Affairs and Multicultural Affairs, although these were no longer named as ministries.(341 EFTA00268116 2o13- 2017 (Sr A p coNeseiRcr) AsSetssi k I A-n of 2/11122. 12:43 PM . C- T AL /Pm c- T r c N vKla chapman attorney general sot iinvo me ens n ea th Insiftute etMces - Google Search v k0e-tE. 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Page 39 of 323. htbslAwAvsalieallh.se.grautu wps • wept f connect POP Final Report of the South Australian Generational Health Review Flinders 1.1edical Centro and RepaWaticti General Hospital ... of General Practice and the Lyeil racEr.iin Health atnict's Mental Health. • a Vick.' CHAPNt5N.1 5s-\ Atibrkt.:4->i ba fS Cc K.) •L,:e Ace Tr( E tiP.C,CrEt: vicriN 6.0 ,9020 htlps://governmentgazette.sa.govau July nor i No. 33 - Thursday, 18 July 2019 (pages 2719-2778) - South 18 July 2019 —bath 12/12/1967 is hereby REVOKED. Dated: / July 2019. DR CHRIS MCGOWAN. Delegate. Mhister for Mental Health and Substance Abuse. EFTA00268117 EFTA00268118 EFTA00268119 EFTA00268120 &K M) ATTEMPT ROfel ' WITH Cott A G r4O9RD 770 of anti Sittig Nra EV, i la-leN Ce of secercAs Aiuct-Leive opcs nu, The Hon Vickie Chapman MP I N C0faCTTiCahltre, RCerf A3C, Icec e'Y PF)ssen Ms Jacqueline Pearce Dear Itta.parce . _ . Government TANicteR-y ao9O of South Australia Deputy Premier Attorney-General GPO Exchange ID Franldin Street Adelaide 5A 5000 • GPO Box 464 Adelaide SA 5001 DX336 I write in response to your letter dated 31 December 2019, enclosing a package of documents relating to your complaint I have reviewed your correspondence and the associated documents. I understand that your primary concern is that employees of SA Health allegedly stole your business development plans in Port Pide between 2007 and 2011. While I appreciate receiving your correspondence, I am unable to investigate this matter as Itfalls outside of my portfolio re.sponsibilitiesVafters relating to SA Health fall within the portfolio responsibility of the Minister for Health and Wellbeing, the Hon to hen Wade MLC. You may wish to raise your concerns with Minister for Health and Wellbeing directly. You can write to his office at GPO Box 2555, Adelaide SA 5001. I have pot referred our correspondence to the Ministerfor Health and Wellbeing in the usual course given your reference to your complaint to the Office of Public In I remind you that sec ion of the independent Commissioner Against Corruption Act 2012 prohibits the disci um of information that is connected to a matter that forms orjs the subject of a complaint under that Act except in very limited circumstances. I suggest that ye btaining Independent legal advice in relation to these matterig.The a t Commission of South Australia provi visory e service is available b calli C.s, cloct C.- -i- C,t0gaci ) I also note your comments about the decriminalisation of sex work in South Australia. The Statutes Amendment (Decriminalisation of Sex Work) Bill 2018 was introduced into Parliament blithe Hon Tammy Franks ARIZ. The Bill failed to receive the votes required in the House of Assembly on 13 November 2019_ While1 respect the views of my Parliamentary colleagues, itis disappointing that the Parliament denied the Bill passing to the Committee Stage. EFTA00268121 - 2- In my view, the practice of the sale of sex has existed since time immemorial, and will continue to exist without the passage of the Bill through the Parliament Unfortunately, the practice will occur without the protections that could have been afforded to sex workers under the Bill. Sex workers remain in a position where their health, welfare and safety is a risk and where they may be prosecuted for their work. I will consider any new legislation to decriminalise sex work that may be brought before the Parliament in the future. Thank you for raising your concerns with me. 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She was also the secretary of the left-wing organisation Socialist Forum.L21l[2?] Having transferred her studies to the University of Melbourne, Gillard graduated with a Bachelor of Laws degree in 1986 and a BaChelor of Arts degree in 1.989;"nSz ts_hejoinedihelaw firlielater &Gordon in Werrillee. Victortworking in industrial lawk4-i In 199o, she was admitted as a partner; at the age of 29, she was the youngest partner within the firm, and one of the first women to hold the position.r?43[233 c•C"We:e-Te.f.) C2....Y-TieR 4 CcReit.)i-CI R or it v...1-r -lc .‘• rti:N-L 4 _MAN 2-aa et -214 From 1985 to 1989, Dillard served as President of the Carlton branch of the Labor Party.[6] She stood for Labor preselection in the Division of Melbourne prior to the 1993 federal election, but was defeated by Lindsay TannerP§rit the 1996 federal election, Gillard won the third position on Labor's Senate ticket in Victoria, behind *then Ray and Barney Cooney;273.M However, on the final distribution of preferences she was defeated by Lyn Allison of the Australian _ Demo crats;29X3 0.3 In 1996, Mord resigned from her position with Slater & Gordon to serve as chief of staff to John. Brumby, at that time the Leader of the Opposition in yinpriaga39313?-1 She was responsible for drafting the affirmative-action rules within the Labor Party in-Victoria that set the target of pre- selecting women for 35 per cent of "winnable seats". She also played a role in the foundation of EMILY's List, the pro-choice fund-raising and support network for Labor women.E323 Gillard has cited Welsh Labour politician Aneurin Bevan as one of her political heroes.(241 Member of Parliament (1998-2007) Gillard was first elected to the House of Representatives at the 1.998 federal election representing Lalor, a safe Labor seat near Melbourne, replacing Barry Jones who retired. She made her maiden speech to the House on 13. November 1998;333 Dillard was a member of the standing_ committee for Employment Education and Workplace Relations from 8 December 1498 to 8 December 2003, in addition to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs from 20 March 2003 to 18 August 2003. Within the joint committees, she was a member of the Public Accounts and Audit from 8 December 1998 to ti February 2002, in addition to the Native 'Me and the Aboriginal and Tones Streit Islander Land Fund from 20 March 2003 to n August 2003;0 Shadow Minister (2001-2007) After Labor's defeat at the 20. 01 federal election, Gillard was elected to the Shadqw Cabinet under then-Labor Leader Simon Crean, where she was given responsibility for Population and Immigration. In Febriaiir .2003, she was given additional responsibilities for Reconciliation and Indigenous Affairs;- 3 In these roles, in the wake of the Tampa and Children Overboard affairs, which were partly credited with Labor's 2001 election loss, Gillard develoPed a new immigration policy for the Labor Party.M Gillard was later promoted to the position of Shadow Minister for Health and Deputy Manager of Opposition Business in the House (to Mark Latham) on 2 July wo3;233[33) During this time, she shadowed Tony Abbott, with the riviihy betWeen the two often attracting attention from the media. 61 She was later given additional responsibility for misnaling opposition business in the House of Representatives by Latham, who had succeeded Beazley as Labor Party leader.DA EFTA00268123 2/4/202111' • * • `" ` Akeandra Nguyen I Siatar and Garion -4cADV I sr-O BV czocANN-levr c Gordon -To com-c6cr pocz Lecsa4... ft SSICIlar‘lee -'Is a No Win - No Fee* 41. MFASI-091.4. 0'209 i e.R. 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Action tiOn l 1300 22 4636 • BIUO F) 1 re -0 er-Re) 6,0q RI 1\16 Its aO1,t fiC: ti' -artSD Horne > Media > News Oftie Hon Julia Guard AG University of AdelaidTpublic lecture 2019 V c--Tt "-:Os•)1.-3EcTEP !To ‘116;c0.11- Boi.oc.3E1.Ab -01-0 IDE- L) I vas )" c2blc1 ,ct\- 1)IRET:) VJ elfeS The Hon 3 September 2019 Friends, I trust you will indulge me if I start by sneaking In a quick family acknowledgement of my niece Dr Jenna Malone, whO...en academic at this university' Wait r "/ `^IcE4‘11- 131.4..ANC Q019 6 -search Institu and her great friend Judy Rathjen, who is an accomplished woman in her own right and, in a connected Adelaide kind of way, is our Vice Chancellor's sister. I alsO acknowledge Judy's brother; Vice Chancellor, Mr Peter Rathien, Professor Jenny Shawifth"linister for rk Health, the Honourable Stephen Wade nd thAhadow Minister for Health, the Honourable Chris Picton. But most importantly of all, I acknowledge the traditional owners of the land on which we meet and in the spirit of reconciliation, pay my respects to Elders past and present. Yellaka, thank you for your warm Greeting to Country. Introduction The is the second time I have had the privilege of being so welcomed by Yellaka. The first time was at the recent South Australian State dinner to celebrate 125 years of women's suffrage in our State — a milestone to be inspired by. Latest news stories EFTA00268126 7/13/2020 perecm Rt.-ern 0 H hjOk 5 Jacqueline Pearce - Outlook v iv cent ut,c, NE - Confirmation of ertoral enrolmen9rom the Australian Electoral Commission Australian Electoral Commission Wed 31/10/201812:56 PM To: Dear Miss PEARCE Thank you for enrolling to vote or updating your details. Your current enrolment details are: Don't forget to change your enrolment address every time you move. It is compulsory to update your enrolment when your details change. You can change your address online at www.aec gov.au or pick up an enrolment form at any electoral office or Australia Post outlet. You can also check your enrolment details are up to date at www.aec.gov.au/check. For more information about enrolment or voting visit www.aec gov.au, call us on or email Regards C White Delegate of the Electoral Commissioner aci ;JccA c •• Professor Vincent Won. W:Alt Ce ;;• .ria.t.. areidC School of Aviculture, Food and Nine ( tme_Q.‘._,, trrd•--> . • . A.., • in a .. ..••• .7/' 'I I Anl ICI r7IIKII muimn aft Tet Ern& 4.11• 11111Mie EFTA00268127 ,r; POI Ok beautiful, will text again when at home. Love Just arrived home beautiful. A bit tired, it ,vas a long day since (7) 30 this morning but it was a delight to see reirnbursemen , Le me kr . r x_pu'd like to proceed and I will help—) 6(.7(is's a good ideg, darling o go -\--70tj eed EFTA00268128 fearreL c-eR criRISTMn5 izAttORCC 3RD ATTEMPT Assiss(N)ATON Cr-A5P(RtiNci NI-TH Vi fc-gr\yr autoNt A-Me030 - c__HRIsrmA,3 cRCici I was in a relationship with Vincent Bulone between the periods of 29th July 2018 - 21st December 2019 in which time I witnessed unusual behaviour, womanising behaviour, lying behaviour, portrayed betrayal with another woman, denial of behaviour, admissions of involvement with Prostitution, encouragement to attend counselling for psychological problems concerning my mental health state. Government Ta din Intention : Second attempt to have me detained into Refer to Stage 3 SCAT Refer to file Submitted to Rose Park, Adelaidej Relationship Stresses Refer to folder 13. Text messages I Denial of Behaviour Refer to folder 14. Text messages / Report - REVERSAL OF TARGETING TACTICS TO CONFUSE THE VICTIM Vincedfliplone had appeared as if be had become the target and portrayed the victim of Fraudulent Activity involving fraudulent debts created, House Cleaning service in Sweden with ex partner Tula Terry, Sweden, being threatened with Debt collectors / Newspaper subscription, Sweden, Work credit card hacking while travelling in Europe, genial Targeting, unknown women paying him attentive attention while in my presence dining and in various locations within Adelaide and kurope, women sending half naked photographs of themselves to his Science Twitter accounMental car at Christmas period deposit refund.: _ Russian couple, Queensland based Car Rental Company denying him his refund of the deposit of the rental car, 4 wheel jeep, Australian 4wd Hire / Director of liquidated company Maryna Kosukhina / husband co-director, car returned osir27th December 2019fsub company under li uidation Smart Corporation PTY LTD, excessive rise in Taxation Department payments, quarterly payments, excessive rise in utilities, missing details on Visa which he was denied entry back to Australia, but then the issue had been fixed, while we were travelling together in Europe. All accounts of this activity is exact replica of the illegal Activity of which I bad been reporting and documenting between the years of 2014 - 2016 while residing in Port Pirie. Refer to Stage 1C Fraudulent Activity Refer to Stage 2B Sexual Targeting Vincent Bulone admitted that he often bought expensive gifts for his women colleagues , which had included expensive perfumes, jewellery, silk scarfs, of which he had given to Robbie Davis, his PA, Stay and bad also given me a silk scarf as a present when we had first met and other various women colleagues. I told him that I thought this was unprofessional behaviour and that he is buying presents to appeal to a woman's nature not professional presents to say thank you. The presents in my opinion were of a personal nature and not professional courtesy. Vincent Bulone denied this was unprofessional behaviour. Refer to photographs - Gifts Bought during our relationship - Italian Silk Scarf Vincent Butane introduced me to his university colleagues as his partner : Refer to Folder 11. Work related and contacts Geoff and Janice Fisher - Dinner at a restaurant Christmas lunch for the university - PHD students and employees of Vincent Bulonc's research team - The Stirling Hotel, Adelaide Hills David Bradley - Dinner with Stay and David (Financial officer employed by Vincent Bulone) David and his partner, Barossa Valley - Lunch at Borossa Valley winery where David's wife was employed Agilent Company - Scientific Instruments designed for Science Labs - Dinner in Adelaide Restaurant - Vincent Bulone attended a conference in Vietnam invited by Agilent Company Expenses paid - Adelaide University, Keith Jones denied paying for expenses to attend and the re-imbursement my Agilent Company Tfalcm Fmninveso of Vinepnt Itashwe's romestrels foam wearbeti with Natalie Rata EFTA00268129 .CHRIFTIve r, :20 19 N)CeNT .Z.NE Bccccr) 1-1co DO I - H I (.. ( N ••• M \-/ S0RPIR‘Se hi Cr itSec-T CrXffc- toty or ctoLueft MET- cos.l.se,ftc-ii4FKI\tv-\caloce- e- until 201' hen through intuitive feelings of something ominous 14r t started an argument lone when he came home from work so that I could cave the relationshi instead of accom an him t aroo Islan fo Christmi- 4 argued with Vincent Bulone that evening who denied eve g a continn e aviour throughout the relationship). I had sighted on his tablet synchronised to his work phone and also displayed his calendar of his appointments and daily events written for the end of the day before he came home "Drinks with Kylie" I did not know who Kylie was, he had never mentioned this name and had stated numerous times that he did not drink at work- Deceitful behaviour / Refer to folder 13. Denial of Behaviour / text message, a fiddly" "I've bad a few drinks and reed to eat" - This occurred while at work. .1(c I walked to the Norwood Police Station and asked them to accompany me back tom to collect my belongings as I no longer felt safe in Vincent Bulone's presence. Two polite officers, a male and female arrived at wd stood by jt as I packed my belo_w,tolis into my vehicle before Irwin& st .eil at the Scotty's Motel, Adelaide for the evening and returned tol the next morning to collect my vehicle and leave, drive to my parents house in Kadina. Still unclear of his involvement in the targeting that occurred in Port Pirie Vincent Bulone and I stayed in contact over the Christmas period. n aroo Islan orn eneral / S= Government ad a rest ence a and had ope.their for e Christmas o 'days an er place of residence had b during th Islantlj fires. - Refer to Stage 2B Denial of Investigations / icki Chapm ngaroo 44 I did not attend this holiday and separated from Vincent Bulone due to an intuitive feeling of his deceitful nature and his involvement in the targeting. His behaviour had left me feeling unsure of his involvement. LCCiff1Cr urvicgsc cfriPPmeN - cH R-ts-TM DS 9C (9 - Pli"e0SH 9 Following his return from Kangaroo Island SA he informed me that he had booked a birthday holiday for me in Thailand. We travelled to Thailand together and spent the week together before returningWe we still engaged in sexual interaction and discussing the issues of our relationship of whicOVincent Bulone kept denying his inappropriate behaviour It with other women and that it was all in my head and still kept Si Relationship Stresses. I explained to Vincent Bulonelvhfie residing in Kadina following the relationship separation 21st December 2019 that I had been targeted and the events that had occurred in Port Pirie involving Intellectual Property Theft and provided him with evidence of the illegal activity that had occurred. Vincent Bulone continued to deny this activity existed or having knowledge of it's occurrence and still encouraged me to not persist in pursuing a prosecution of the targeting a vernment and individuals involved and that I should see , that no one was targeting me Vincent Bulone travelled for work commitments following our separation (Sweden). While he was travelling Vincent Bulone and I stayed in constant daily contact - Refer to folder 16. Ceased contact. Vincent Bulone declared his undying love for me and said that we would always remain friends if we could not fix the problems in our relationship but constantly encouraged me to seek because the issues were all in my mind and had nothing to do l with his behaviour or the targeting of which he continued to claim had not. and was not occurring. Vincent Bulone offered to pay for th offered to. • . EFTA00268130 2019 Kangaroo Island for Christmas 2020 Thailand for my birthday present C r C C C C EFTA00268131 2'20/22, 8:53 AM Wide Chapman- WiMpooM WIKTPEDLA PL/ACE or HER ivic.rit-tER5 baA-rf-I CAtiteg 6fickieChapin NiCAPRO 0 Welds Ann Chapman (born 21 June 1957) is an Australian politician, representing the South Australian House of Assembly seat of Bragg for the Snutk Australian Division of the Liberal Party of Australia since the 2002 election. Chapman served as.the Deputyyremier of South Australia and Attorliff-General between 19 March 2018 and 22 November 2021 in the Marshall gavernmentill She was the first woman to hold either post. •'-:Chapman has previously served as deputleader of the -.1.4beral _Tart/ front 2006 to 29091, and became deputy leader again in 2013. In that capacity, she served as Deputy Leader of the 9PRosi#93. between 30 March 2006 and 4 July 2009, and lstain between 4 February 201& and J.9_. March. 202C.-She was also the Shadow Attorney-General . and Shadow Minister for State Development, having gained the extra portfolio of State Development in a cabinet reshuffle on 13 January 2016. Con.tents Egly lite Parlignent Personal Me References External links : Further. reeding Early life ..,haoman: n, Chapman atten easz-,44 . . The Honourable Vickie Chapman MP Chapman In 2018 13th Deputy Premier of Scutt? Australia In office 9 March 2018 -22 November 2021:4::. .2.: Premier Steven Marshall 7- pnsaro Islam.) One of seven Island Parudana Area School, and following the ea₹i1O1 her mother at ag she later attended Pembro e a,00 in 1/ studied a law degree at the::Univeraity of Acielaideim graduated in 1979 as a. baryister.::: Chapman's father, Ted, was a member of the liberal and County League and then the South AnstralianDiiision of the Liberal ague of Australia in the South Australian House of Assembly. ATI:theral moderate, Ted was a member of the Steele Hall-led 1.4.12etal. Movement faction in the 19708 and Preceded by John ,Rau. Succeeded by Dan van Hoist Pellekaan 50th patorpri-9pnetel of South Australia • • In office 19 March 2018 —22 November 2021 Premier Steven Marshall Preceded by John Rau : Succeeded by Josh Teague. DePulY Leader of the 9l?Pes.ition Scuth-scsuatTaila am,2013 —19 March 2018•• :1 ven arshall A"- :i Preceded by Steven Marshall Succeeded by golln. Rau 41A EFTA00268132 129/22, 1:42 PM Premier, Deputy Premier, Counci officials visit Kangaroo Island fire grounds, 13,000 hectares burned I The Islander i Kings= . emberT2-2-61;\ 1:39PM Premier, Deputy Premier, Council officials visit Kangaroo Island fire grounds, 13,000 he STELIER) MARSHA-a_ -I \ltcictC cl HAPNIR N ap v.eNoimkcc isLoNib. 5F)Ne. --TI He el Ex ACC i_ccATE:N V I Kic..6.-AW SOLGKE: -Tack. -rnRce -e_93 vicn ik4 Stan Gorton-TARc, Ere- H cenSED f> Lt-tttiCCS FECL—N C - pcD Nici- CO --ro Ril(teFCC iSt_eMi) Local News g Photos of the Kangaroo island north coast fire 4sonec-c-- ,sogem e max-51-i G F TARCereD v-, cur Premier krandire nd Deputy Premie n Sunda afternoon toured Officials including the Kangaroo Island mayor Michael Pengilly and Greg Georgopoulos visited the command post at Pamdana, water bomber replenishing point at Turkey Lane. They also visited parts of the fire ground. The CFS website shows the Duncan fire has now extended over the entire 13,000 hectare north coast fire warning area. The scrub fire is uncontrolled and is burning in a northerly direction towards the coast between Middle River and Snug Cove. Conditions are continually changing. SA Police will be undertaking assessments of damaged properties around Western River and Western River Cove today. Assessments of properties around Middle River cannot commence until fire conditions moderate htInAlA 3/9 EFTA00268133 3/29/22, t42 PM Premier, Deputy Premier, council officials vlsk Kangaroo bind We grounds, 13,000 hectares burned 01m Islander I Kingsco... 2 Kit Taylor fire reported on Sunday morning and listed as "going". See our earlier coverage fro t rday: IC fires continue to burn uncontrolled,slamagebeing assessed 4. Crews on Sunday afternoon, continuing to work on the Coopers Road, Duncan fire on Kangaroo Island where 13,0 e been burnt. Overnight back burning has secured part of the western edge of the Duncan fire, however the area between Snug Cove on the coast and Snug Cove Road approximately 2km south of the coast remains unsecured at this time. The CFS is implementing its plans to secure the western edge of the fire using a retardant line, but due to smoke causing poor visibility this is proving to be difficult. Plans are also being made to secure the southern edge of the fire, north of the Playford Highway. Two teams of firefighters from the mainland are working with local crews, private farm firefighting units, the forestry industry and crews from the Department of Environment and Water. To ensure your safety, and that of firefighters and other emergency personnel, please do not enter the area unless necessary. Hazards may include reduced visibility due to smoke, fallen trees blocking roads and emergency vehicles operating in the area. Residents in the area are advised to remain vigilant and to continue checking and following your Bushfire Survival Plan. For u tes visit the CFS website (www.cfs,sa.gov.an) or phone the Bushfire Information Hotline on • hups://mws.theislanderonIne.ccotau/slory/5555285/premier-visits-kengaroo-Istand-fire-grounds-13000-hectares-burned/ 5/9 EFTA00268134 3/29/22. 1:42 PM Premier, Deputy Premier, Counce officials visit Kangaroo Island fire grounds. 13.000 hectares burned I The Islander I Kingsco... "Amazing to spend time in the command centre today to witness the way everyone is working together. CFS volunteers and staff, people from National Parks, Primary Industries, Police, Ambulance, K1 Council and the private sector plotting and planning then executing that plan on the fire ground. "There are at least two local island families of four out on CFS trucks together including a mum, dad and their two sons from the Haines brigade. The local Pamdana Hotel is providing meals and local Davo's Deli is doing sandwiches. "Thge are also strike teams from around South Aus ho are all chipping in to save lives and property andlet this fire out ahead of more bad weather an Thank you one and all." Jaq u i Havelburg and her husband Damien with sons Brodie and Zac, who has just come for Christmas, while their daughter Eliza is in training to join CFS. Our volunteers are amazing! Photo: Leon Bignell Help available Catherine Kewley from local KI charity Island Care posted help was available for those impacted on by the fires. 719 EFTA00268135 4-ITH ATTEivirr CrAco'iRED A SSA SSI AT( t 3 ••'• • • " urn. cr iljn. ni:•"r 4..._CAM &grab I 770 Vi cifM Stai rrriNC eve)N cc or setiltriCAS The Hon Vickie Chapman MP N KR-OfTiCAtrt, RCer/ -r0 Iceciaitoimarzs ezty Diyeicksz -Eus.U4 Pass en Ms Jac ueline Pears - yhmeteRY 109O . - - Dear Ms laearce OINCS MK: I a -tee Government of South Australia Deputy Premier Attorney•General GPO Exchange 10FranictlnStreet Adelaide SA 5000 GPO Box 464 Adelaide SA 5001 DX336 I write in response to your letter dated 31 December 2019, enclosing a package of documents relating to your complaint i have reviewed your correspondence and the associated documents. I understand that your primary concern is that employees of SA Health allegedly stole your business development plans in Port Rile between 2001 and 2011. While I appreciate receiving your correspondence, I am unable to investigate this matter as it falls outside of my portfolio nasponsibirrtiestMatters relating to SA Health fall within the portfolio responsibility of the Minister for Health and Wellbeing, the Hon .Stephen Wade MW. You may wish to raise your concerns with Minister for Health and Wellbeing directly. You can write to his office at GPO Box 2555., ATelidirA- 5001. i have pot referred your correspondence to the Minister for Health and Wellbeing in thcoerrousputiaolncoAuctrs2e0, 2e pnroyohib uritsrefethmeindo: 5079syuorueroco unfo mpana laintiotonththat e Otit is Integrity. I remind you that section 54(3) of the independent Commissioner Against ce condnePcutebdlicto a matter that forms or is the subject of a complaint under that Act, except in very limited circumstances. I suggest that y fiipspbtaining independent legal advice in relation to these mattere.The Commission Gouth Australia provide.a-freeagyisory e service is available b callinqg Fir -1- t0 CAN I also note your comments about the decriminalisation of sex work in South Australia. The Statutes Amendment (Decriminalisation of Sex Work) Bill 2018 was introduced into Parliament by Hon Tammy Franks MW. The Bill failed to receive the votes required in the House of Assembly on 13 November 2019. Whilst respect the views of my Parliamentary colleagues, it is disappointing that the Parliament denied the Bill passing to the Committee Stage. EFTA00268136 -2- in my view, the practice of the sale of sex has existed since time immemorial, and will continue to exist without the passage of the Bill through the Parliament. Unfortunately, the practice will occur withoutthe protections that could have been afforded to sex workers under the Bill. Sex workers remain in a position where their- health, welfare and safety is a risk and where they may be prosecuted for their work. I will consider any new legislation to decriminalise sex work that may be brought before the Parliament in the future. Thank you for raising your concerns with me. Yours sincerely _Gcwitc.e. cr. -7-?0-c-t. ern 1.•-• tlft9igta talc.WCPIENNT ORGAI0ISED,TecereTh calm c Gov ftuce -rniectnn),6 cr Pm) 1 tJOikis cela - 9-C,Qk n C-c-96a1 "EWT CoKsP1RtS eGPIWisT THE TRce-TE V kart - Ge1/42ackKA%-ari C_CAr6R Q .INS t-WEI f r 606A1/41 Cocv sPt ED Ass Ass (N1 A1-(04 sit•)c 6- aova, Government of South Australia Attorney-General's Department GPO Box 464, Adelaide SA 5001 ot, je ‘. _de • • I '••• „Ft; . f• / • *. . • o illiapAEW23 EFTA00268137 o200:1 Atc:ICLA mist ca.1t %/vast I c. — 2/12122, 12:31 PM CV Ctl.-Lef:317.— ""P. Julla Gliard-Vta/pedle F -6DEAfi L Cci \item A (1:Qn cSrie short her courses in Ad rn e 19 .2, and moved to Melbourne to work with the Australian Umo of Students,[291 In 1983, she became the second woman to lead the Australian Union of Students, serving until the organisation's discontinuation in 1984. She was also the secretary of the left-wing organisation Socialist For nm.[?-1][24] Having transferred her studies to the University of Melliotime, Gillard graduated with a Bachelor of TAWS degree in 1986 and a Badielor of Arts degree in i9895;31ln 1987, she joined the law thin SlateatGordon in Wernliee. Victeria:lyvorking in industrial law. In 199o, she was admitted as a partner- at the age of 29, she was the youngest partner within the firm, and. one of the first women to hold the position.r;a251 -1C) G.z.MICA Pr oRDOi-a - Vt.—C.-4 1 No. From 1985 to 1989, Gillard served as President of the Canton branch of the Labor Party.163 She stood for Labor preselection in the Division of Melbourne prior to the 1993 federal election, but was defeated by Lindsay Tema:drag At the 1996 federal election, Gillard won the third position on Labor's Semite ticket in 'Victoria, behind Robert Ray and Barney COoney_.l~7J1.287. However, on the final distribution of preferences she was defeated by Lyn Allison of the Australian Demo crats.C29)(30 In 1996, Gillard resigned from her position with Slater & Gordon to serve as chief of staff to John Brumby, at that time the Leader of the Oppesition in Victoris.10139][S She was responsible for drafting the effirmatiyeiction rules within the labor Party in Victoria that set the target of pre- selecting women for 35 per cent of "winnable seats". She also played a role in the foundation of EMILY'a List, the pro-choice fund-raising and support network for labor women.1344 Gillard has cited Welsh Labour politician Anemia% Bevan as one of her political heroes.(24] Member of Parliament (1998-2007) Gillard was first elected to the House of Representatives at the 1998 federal electien representing Lalor, a safe Labor seat near Melbourne, replacing Berry Jones who retired. She made her maiden speech to the House on n November 1998.E Gillard was a member of the standing_ committee for Employment, Education and Workplace Relations from 8 December 1998 to 8 December 2001, in addition to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs from 20 March 2003 to 18 August 2003. Within the joint committees, she was a member of the Public Accounts and Audit from 8 December 1998 to u February 2002, in addition to the Native Title and the Aboriginal and Torres Stitt Islander Land Fund from 20 March 2003 to 11 August 2003501 Shadow Minister (2001-2007) After Labor's defeat at the 2001 01 federal election, Gillard was elected to the Shadow Cabinet under then-Labor Leader Simon Crean, where she was given responsibility for Population and immigration. In February 2003, she was given additional responsibilities for Reconciliation and Indigenous Affairs LW In these roles, in the wake of the Tampa and Children Overboard affairs, which were partly credited with labor's 2oo1 election loss, Gillard developed a new immigration policy for the Labor Party.['$i Gillard was later promoted to the position of Shadow Minister for Health and Deputy Manager of Opposition Business in the House (to Mark Latham) on 2 July 2oo35251351 During this time, she shadowed Tony Abbott, with the rivalry between the two often attracting attention from the media.1361 She was later given additional responsibility for managing opposition business in the House of Representatives by Latham, who had succeeded Beazley as Labor Party leader.1-3.71 EFTA00268138 2/41232-(1' ' ' "" Alexandra Nguyen i Eleterand Gordon • ;-.4, ater*Prsvisec, By sfi Gooeft.r.Wevr. TO corri-6cr POR Lec- o- % N cal N. 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Public Kealth,17 August 2021.1 https:f/dolorg/10.3389/fpubh2021.691880 Ihttpsl/doi.org/10.3389/fpubh.2021.6918801 AeOuT0iTI05.0WWW.CRONTIERRNORG/A *TEffeCtScof Radiofrequency Electromagnetic ARadiation on Neurotransmitters in the Brain Background - effectgfigmhfr, Hongyan Zuo (https://vovw.frontiersin.org/people/u/1294957)2* and Yang Li, 2. BiSVAIROAFUnlversity. Academy of life Sciences, Hefei. China NiggiVisPnieigilxperirnental Pathology, Beijing Institute of Radiation MealcIne. Beijing, China Effects of EMR on . ehrowd development of electronic information in the ►s~~~ past 3o years, technical achievements Eke% 045Rioenctromagnetism have been widely used in va 'taus fields pertaining to human production Pasuiefelannsequentleelectromagnetic radiation (EMR as become a substantial new pollution Nsetliffilniiiltidem civilization. The biological effects of EMR have attracted consider-41e attention PwciPldwidekhe possible interaction EMR with human organs, especially the brain, is currently v ac9re most attention is focused‘any studies have shown that thAervous systent an important Mechanium rgetmaguer system sensitive to EMRTtn recent years, an increasing number of studies have focused Ecanfibcde itiological effects of EMR, including the metabolism and transport of neurotransmitters. MR As messengers of syyptic transmissionAteurotransmitters play critical roles in cognitive and Ay -4 scussion ottonal behaviorfflere, the effects of*MR on the metabolism and receptors of neurotransmitters in ram-are summarized. Future Perspectives Aathor (Background fYfflaintuagnetic radiation (EMR) is closely related to human life and o 'hates from various electrical systems, . CneKtiSf g phones, microwave oventIcommunication base station igh-voltage lines, electronic instruments vend rOmantetic equipment. MR produces various electromagnetic waves of different frequencies.* Rwidgkigg in thAncreasing EMR intensity in human living spacerThc high-frequency waves such as cosmic, gamma and X-rays, have enough energy to cause ionization. Non-ionizing electromagnetic waves, including ultraviolet, visible region, infrared, microwave, and radio waves are frequently used in daily life, especially radiofrequency electromagnetic fields (RF-EMFs, 3o kllz-300 GHz) for communications, and extremely low- frequency F.Mrs (ELF-EMFs, 3 Hz-3 kHz) generated by electricity. RF is also commenly-reftrred to as m (MW) radiatioa eimi ct of R onliuman health has also gradually attracted attenti ,,,,and 4oftcrcin. functional connectwi yl was obse mmarizes the effects JEMF on neurotransmitters in the brain.4 The effects of EMR on body systems might depend on the frequency, intensity and power of radiation, so the parameters of EMR provide a challenge for a literature review. Specific absorption rate (SAR) measures the rate of energy absorbed by the human body when exposed to electromagnetic fields between too kHz and to CHz. With the unit of watt per kilogram (W/kg), SAR reflects the power absorbed per mass of tissue. The MR value depends on the frequency, incident direction, E-polarization direction, and the structure of different tissuesSo far, the SAR values range from to-4 to 35 W/kg in those reported studies on the bioeffects of microwave radiation. Numerous studies have shown that the nervous system is an important target organ system sensitive to EMR. Exposure to hupslAw.w.frontiersin.orgrarticies/10.3389fipubh.2021.691880/full 2/27 EFTA00268148 12/26/21. 10:35 AM Could certain frequencies of electromagnetic waves or radiation interfere with brain function? - Scientific American MIND & BRAIN 4 Could certain frequencies of electromagnetic waves or radiation interfere with brain function? April 24.2006 AmhDRaa; assistant professor of clinical neuroscience at Columbia University, offers the following answer. . DefinitelytRadiation is energy and research findings provide at least some information concerning how specific types may influence biological tissue, including that of the brain. In some cases the effect may be therapeutic. For example, transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is a technique used to induce a short-term interruption of normal activity in a relatively restricted area of the brain by rapidly changing a strong magnetic field near the area of interest. Mark George provided a nice account of TMS in the September 2003 issue of Scientific American. In it he described how head-mounted wire coils can deliver powerful yet evanescent magnetic pulses directly into focal brain regions to painlessly modulate neural activity by inducing minute electric currents. Clinically, TMS may be helpful in alleviating certain symptoms, including those of depression. Researchers typically differentiate between the effects of ionizing radiation (such as - far-ultraviolet, X-ray and gapma ray) and nonionizing radiationk;including visible 41i and radio ith ionizing variety may be undesirable because it can cause mutations thus we should all limit our exposuric its sources—radioactive materials and solar radiation among them. However, given modem technology, nonionizing radiation from power lines, personal wireless devices ell phone toweAiand other sources is practically unavoidable. Extremely Support science journalism. 116 EFTA00268149 1226/21. 10:35 AM Could certain frequencies of electromagnetic waves or radiation interfere with brain function? - Scientific American .4 exposure had detrimental effects in specific contexts such as attention span. 4 - ReplicatibliWIMIfartiStailWARtrcitg4NaktikdigftotiMAis sorely lacking in the scientific lit - z- ---!--- `o verify and reconcile differences between studi no effects. Already a subscriber? Sign in. Unfortunately, at least some of these studies fail to meet many of the criteria for good research, thus weakening their scientific value further. Therefore, more well- controlled studies are required to validate conclusions as to whether exposure to cell phones influences cognition, especially in the long term. Nevertheless, most of the reported effects are small as long as the radiation intensity is within the reasonable nonthermal range and its duration does not exceed common exposure for users. In 2002 the U.K published a brochure recommending that children and young people should use cell phones as little as possible. A year later Thailands interior minister considered a ban on their use by children. But in 2004 the Health Council of the Netherlands, unable to find convincing scientific data demonstrating a difference between children and adults in the absorption of electromagnetic energy, found no reason to recommend limiting child use. I was unaware of solid scientific evidence to support such concerns, but given that my cell phone was one of my infant sons favorite toys, I let him play with it only after I made sure it had been switched off. A precautionary approach remains justifiable because detrimental effects cannot be ruled out completely. Now that my son has learned how to turn my phone back on, however, I remind myself that when these phones are used in public, the indirect health effects sustained by vexed passersby may well outweigh the direct neural disturbances on their users. Still, a very recent report associat increased risk of malignant brain tumor wi h long-term cell phone use. This report represent a new stu y u is instead a combined analysis of two population-based case control studies published in 2003 and 2005. The findings from this report are difficult to interpret because the experimental design is notably different from that of previous studies of long-term cell phone use and brain cancer. For example, the exposure assessment was mostly performed using mailed questionnaires; multiple confounding factors were not addressed, and a single statistical adjustment corrected for the year of diagnosis only. In addition, a compelling mechanism of action is absent and it is unclear what • 1 • 1 1-2 1 • rip! ri Support science journalism. 3/6 EFTA00268150 1V26/21.10:MBAM - MANAGING RADIO FREQUENCY SPECTRUM: MILITARY READINESS AND NATIONAL SECURITY [House Hearing, 107 Congress] Ag[From the U.S. Government Printing Office]4 El RAc_e r-4 v‘tit-c-t-IRy t CcOest.)meAn. 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