Mr DULUK (Waite) (15:21): My question is to the Minister for Education. Minister, what action are you and your department undertaking to support the Blackwood recreation centre in their lease negotiations with the City of Mitcham?

Mr DULUK (Waite) (15:55): Earlier today, I announced that I will be running as an Independent at the next State Election. My electors from across the entire community recognise the important role an independent has in holding the Government of the day to account, and that is what I have done and that is what I will continue to do.

So what have we achieved to date as an Independent?

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN PRIMARY SCHOOLS AMATEUR SPORT ASSOCIATION

Mr DULUK (Waite) (15:28): My question is to the Minister for Education. Minister, will you provide some clarity regarding the future of SAPSASA and guarantee the continued use of the SAPSASA logo and name? Sir, with your leave and that of the house, I will further explain.

Sam Duluk MP, Member for Waite continues to lobby against plans to turn Cross Road into a major heavy truck thoroughfare.

The Member for Waite is calling on the Transition Committee to expand the 2.5km exercise travel radius.

Please find Sam Duluk MP's letter to the Transition Committee here and press release below.

On 21 July 2020, I tabled an amendment to the Emergency Management Act 2004 to allow travel into or out of the State where the travel is for the purpose of escaping domestic violence or providing support to a family member who is experiencing domestic violence, or is otherwise reasonably necessary for the purpose of dealing with circumstances arising out of domestic violence.

For more information, please read the Hansard from Parliament here. 

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07 July 2021 - 10.44am

See the interview on my Facebook here

Duluk: It was a really good meeting and a big thanks to John and his organisation the South Australian Transport Action Group for putting together the forum and it was a two part forum, a very big focus on local transport needs for the Mount Barker community and then more broadly discussions around freight movement across South Australia and for my community in Waite rail freight has a huge impact on our community and also the lower end of the freeway and what is the future of Cross Road as a freight corridor and something that I’m very concerned about as is my community is the plan to make Cross Road a new freight corridor for the north south tunnels and that is on the agenda of Infrastructure Australia so what I’d like to see is ensuring there is a plan to have a road freight bypass that takes trucks off the freeway that don’t need to be on the freeway, freight is so important to South Australians and there’s always going to be an element of freight haulage on the freeway that travel short distances but for that traffic that doesn’t need to come down the freeway if you can go round the back of the Adelaide Hills through Truro and down to the port that way that is a huge and much needed investment into long term planning for a freight solution and that will see less trucks on the freeway and make that commute for Mount Barker residents so much easier.

CONSUMERS BETTER OFF UNDER PROPOSED CODE OF CONDUCT FOR MOTOR VEHICLE INSURERS AND REPAIRERS

Sam Duluk MP, Member for Waite has given notice in Parliament to introduce a Bill to the South Australian Parliament to protect automotive repairs, insurers and consumers when involved in vehicle accidents.

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