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Child protection advocates slam decision to scrap SA social worker registration scheme

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By Peta Doherty Verified, Josephine Lim
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Child protection advocates say the South Australian government has let down the state's most vulnerable people by axing a mandatory registration scheme for social workers, but those in the DV sector say the move could help alleviate workforce shortages. The nation-leading reform was a key recommendation from a coronial inquest into the death of four-year-old Chloe Valentine, who was failed by SA's child protection agency.
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Peta Doherty - ABC News

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By Peta Doherty Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Anthony and Desiree Caira said farewell to each other in March, expected to be together again within weeks. But then as the pandemic began, Anthony became gravely ill and isolated in Scotland. Now, they are reunited at Canberra Airport.
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Nick Xenophon-founded SA Best party comes to an end with MLC Connie Bonaros losing seat

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By Peta Doherty Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
SA Best, the party that promised to be a third force in South Australian politics, has officially closed its chapter in state political history after its final remaining member of parliament lost their seat in the March election. Formed by Nick Xenophon in 2017 ahead of the 2018 state election, the party hand-picked 36 candidates and was tipped by some pollsters as a party which could hold the balance of power.
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