Nurses and midwives in South Australia have rejected the government’s 16% pay offer over three years, despite union backing — sending the dispute to an independent tribunal. Key issues include staffing ratios, particularly how babies are counted, and broader concerns about fairness and taxpayer affordability. The government called the rejection disappointing, while the union is prepared to argue its case. The final decision rests with the tribunal.
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