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SA Premier Peter Malinauskas has just been speaking to the ABC about antisemitism. He says it’s important to acknowledge antisemitism does exist in SA:
We’ve seen elements of it rear its head, albeit in isolated circumstances. It just invites a sincere and genuine redoubling of efforts from government, including putting money where our mouth is, investing in all things around education, what antisemitism looks like, young people have an appreciation that this is a real threat.
When the bar is raised, South Australia is not going to be left behind. We’re committed to making sure that people are protected. In South Australia, we don’t have perpetual gun licences. Depending on the class of firearms licence you have, you have it every year, or every three years or five years, depending on what your firearms are.
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Author : Cait Kelly
Publish date : 2025-12-16 20:22:00
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