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Election Explainer South Australia 2026

March 5, 2026

Ahead of the South Australia state elections, we’ve created an election explainer to clearly outline where each political party stands on issues related to alternative first responders and community safety.  …

AFR Team – News

Alternative First Responders | Election Explainer South Australia 2026

Open Letter: Investment in Alternative First Responders

February 19, 2026

South Australia’s political leaders are being urged to rethink how community safety is funded, with a growing demand for care-led alternatives to policing that prevent harm.  Alternative First Responders are not new, they are …

AFR Team – Formal Statement

Alternative First Responders | Open Letter: Investment in Alternative First Responders

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