Grant Stevens appointed South Australia's next Governor
South Australian Police Commissioner Grant Stevens has been appointed as the state's next Governor, taking up the role on 9 December after 44 years in policing, including 11 years as Commissioner. Stevens and his wife Emma became nationally known for their public grief following the death of their 18-year-old son Charlie in a crash three years ago, and their subsequent advocacy for organ donation through the Donate Life campaign. He will serve a five-year term, replacing outgoing Governor Frances Adamson, while Deputy Linda Williams becomes the state's first female acting Police Commissioner…
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