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The Royal Commission has delivered its report and recommendations
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Social media highlights the importance of consent and respect
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DHS launches landmark State Disability Inclusion Plan 2025-2029
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South Australia passes coercive control laws
Youth
The South Australian Government has passed legislation criminalising coercive control.

Nominate a volunteer or group for the Premier’s Certificate of Recognition for Outstanding Volunteer Service
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Nominations are open for the Premier’s Certificate of Recognition for Outstanding Volunteer Service.

No-one left behind: South Australia launches landmark disability inclusion plan
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The department is proud to announce the launch of South Australia's State Disability Inclusion Plan 2025–2029.
