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New SA laws would remove serious offenders' rights over victims' remains

ABC News

PoliticsABC News·Jun 17, 2026·1 min read

New SA laws would remove serious offenders' rights over victims' remains

The South Australian government will introduce legislation to remove the rights of perpetrators of serious crimes to decide what happens with the remains of their victims.

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