2 December 2020

Mr DULUK (Waite) (15:16): My question is to the Attorney-General. Attorney, what measures are you undertaking to ensure that the Coroner's office is appropriately resourced to reduce the backlog on the issuance of Forensic Science South Australia post-mortem reports? With your leave and that of the house, sir, I will further explain.

Mr DULUK: Recently, a constituent contacted my office and expressed her concern and distress at waiting more than 17 months to receive a final death certificate for her late husband.

26 November 2020

Mr DULUK: I refer to Budget Paper 4, Volume 3, page 16, row three, Repatriation Health Precinct Reactivation. Minister, how much funding in this year's budget has been allocated to surgery services at the Repat? What is the time frame for surgery to return to the Repat precinct? Have any preferred private providers been identified for the project, or has SA Health had any difficulties in sourcing preferred surgery providers for the Repat site?

24 November 2020

Mr DULUK: Minister, same budget paper, page 159, also in regard to Service SA. You are obviously talking about the road map. Can you guarantee that the new road map will not result in any shopfront services or staffing reduction at the Modbury, Prospect and, indeed, the Mitcham Service SA centres, even if they do happen to have lease renewals at other sites within those suburbs?

24 November 2020

Mr DULUK: Thank you for your indulgence, Mr Chair; much appreciated. Minister, I refer you to Budget Paper 4, Volume 2, page 156. What is the time line for the rollout of the Wittunga master plan, especially around the completion of the nature playground, and the move of state flora to Wittunga from Belair National Park?

24 November 2020

Mr DULUK: Minister, what work has been done on the Cross Road planning study? When will it be completed? When will it be released and what safety improvements at Claremont and Fullarton Road are going to be included in that safety study and planning study?

24 November 2020

Mr DULUK: Minister, I refer to Budget Paper 4, Volume 3, page 155, the Automatic Train Protection (ATP) system on the Belair line. Minister, can you explain what was done in terms of the ATP on the Belair line? Was the target met?

10 November 2020

Mr DULUK (Waite) (14:47): My question is to the Minister for Education. Can the Minister please provide an update to the house on the future developments of the recreation stadium at Springbank Secondary College, and an important lease partnership with the Sturt Basketball Club?

14 October 2020

Protecting our local heritage is so important. That’s why, I asked the Minister for Infrastructure and Transport to provide an update on the Cross Road and Fullarton Road intersection project and outline what measures are being undertaken to save the historic gate house at the Waite Arboretum from demolition.

24 September 2020

The Parklands and Squares of Adelaide are a unique characteristic for our city that provide essential green spaces for both us and nature to enjoy.

I was pleased to hear the Minister David Speirs MP reiterate the State Government's commitment to protecting these spaces and that the City of Adelaide are undertaking a potential listing bid to UNESCO World Heritage.

23 September 2020 

Mr DULUK (Waite) (14:49): My question is to the Premier. Can the Premier please provide an update to the house on when gymnasiums and fitness centres in South Australia can turn their fans and water fountains on? Sir, with your leave and that of the house, I will further explain.

A local business from my electorate has approached my office to express their concerns that the current COVID restrictions are not in the best interests of their community. The fitness centre has brought to my attention that, as they move into warmer months, members of gyms require water fountains to stay hydrated and fans to assist with temperature control. Current COVID restrictions limit gymnasiums and fitness centres from using water fountains and fans.