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As part of its advocacy role for women, ALGWA SA has put in its submission to the Remuneration Tribunal Inquiry into Superannuation and Remuneration in Local Government for superannuation for council members In April 2026. South Australian council members are the lowest paid in mainland Australia. A key barrier for women standing for election to local government can be the lack of access to superannuation, with women unwilling to take on more work with insufficient remuneration. Research by the Australian Gender Equity Council shows that women tend to have far lower superannuation balances than men, often due to time out of the workforce caring for family members.
New President & Vice-Presidents on ALGWA SA Committee Previous Committee members were elected at the AGM on 22/11/2025 to fill the following positions: