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  • Committee 22 Bailey (pdf 15 KB)

    The ABS figures for 2006 showed quite clearly that the birth rate was at 1.9 and rising at the time – the next figures will show that we are, in fact at replacement rate or better – so that with the current rate of immigration Australia and South Australia are far above replacement rate.
  • Committee 22 Bailey (pdf 15 KB)

    The ABS figures for 2006 showed quite clearly that the birth rate was at 1.9 and rising at the time – the next figures will show that we are, in fact at replacement rate or better – so that with the current rate of immigration Australia and South Australia are far above replacement rate.
  • Tabled Paper Finance (pdf 1.78 MB)

    (c) There is a structural break in 2008 reflecting the transfer of rail assets from TransAdelaide to the general government sector.
    Presented by
    Hon Kevin Foley
    on
    04/06/2009
  • Committee 22 Bailey (pdf 15 KB)

    The ABS figures for 2006 showed quite clearly that the birth rate was at 1.9 and rising at the time – the next figures will show that we are, in fact at replacement rate or better – so that with the current rate of immigration Australia and South Australia are far above replacement rate.
  • Tabled Paper Committees B 2007 (pdf 223 KB)

    HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY ESTIMATES COMMITTEE B REPORT APPROPRIATION BILL 2"d SESSION, 51ST PARLIAMENT TABLED BY: MEMBER FOR GILES (MS BRUER) HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY LAM ON TuF TABLE House of Assembly 5 JUL 2007 APPROPRIATION BILL REPORT FROM ESTIMATES COMMITTEE B — 2007 The following payments, proposed pursuant to the Appropriation Bill 2006, were considered: Payment Schedule Transport, Energy and Infrastructure TransAdelaide $2,720,000 Tourism South Australian Tourism Commission $46,642,000 Minister for Tourism $5,277,000 Health Department of Health $1,893,087,000 Treasury and Finance Department of Treasury and Finance $98,924,000 Independent Gambling Authority $1,486,000 Further Education, Employment, Science and Technology Department of Further Education, Employment, Science and $284,428,000 Technology Justice State Electoral Office $2,253,000 Courts Administration Authority $78,745,000 South Australia Police $490,795,000 Administered
    Presented by
    Hon Lyn Breuer OAM
    on
    05/07/2007
  • Tabled Paper Treasury and Finance, Department of (pdf 5.72 MB)

    • RevenueSA • South Australian Government Financing Authority • Super SA • SAICORP • Corporate Services The performance and achievements of these branches are described in the following pages. 24 RevenueSA RevenueSA played an important role in supporting Treasury and Finance’s 2003-04 priority of • strengthening State Finances.
    Presented by
    Hon Kevin Foley
    on
    26/10/2004
  • Committee 22 Bailey (pdf 15 KB)

    The ABS figures for 2006 showed quite clearly that the birth rate was at 1.9 and rising at the time – the next figures will show that we are, in fact at replacement rate or better – so that with the current rate of immigration Australia and South Australia are far above replacement rate.
  • Tabled Paper Local Government Act (pdf 4.83 MB)

    • Replacement of ticket machines throughout the City 17 • Victoria Square.
    Presented by
    Mr Ivan Venning
    on
    07/02/2005
  • We have brought together what was TransAdelaide and what was the public transport division of the department into a single integrated group.
  • We have brought together what was TransAdelaide and what was the public transport division of the department into a single integrated group.
Acknowledgement of Country

The Parliament of South Australia acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the traditional owners of this country throughout Australia, and their connection to land and community. We pay our respect to them and their cultures and to the Elders both past and present.