City businesses along six of Adelaide’s most iconic eating and retail strips are being urged to take advantage of new grants of up to $10,000 to enhance and activate their outdoor areas, helping to drive patronage and support jobs.

Families can now delight in an exciting new nature-themed playspace in Blackwood’s Wittunga Botanic Garden, which has officially opened.

South Australia continues to lead the nation for its strong jobs rebound since the depths of the COVID-19 pandemic, while local business conditions have surged to near record highs.

Western suburbs residents will have better access to the beach by the end of 2021 with around 250,000 cubic metres of sand to be sourced from land-based quarries to help rebuild West Beach after decades of devastating erosion.

Primary producers in the Mallee and Riverland now have access to hi-tech weather information with the $1.4 million Mesonet weather network now fully online – featuring 30 new automatic weather stations across the two regions.

Women and their children experiencing domestic, family and sexual violence in Mount Barker and Mount Gambier will have better access to help and information with the opening of two new safety hubs in these regions.

It’s almost show time for Underdale High School’s new creative arts centre, which boasts art, music and drama areas and a performance space for 150 people.

With work underway at the Osborne shipyard for the construction of the Attack-class submarines South Australians are at the front of the queue for the thousands of well paid, highly skilled jobs the $50 billion program will create.

Footy fans will be able to travel to and from Adelaide Oval for free this Saturday 17 April to cheer on the Adelaide Crows in their quest to win a third AFLW Premiership.

South Australia’s hospitality sector is receiving a significant boost with up to 130 jobs created in front-of-house and back-of-house positions as part of the Marshall Government’s Skilling South Australia program.

As South Australia’s regions continue to enjoy record-breaking occupancy rates, another 12 regional tourism businesses will receive grants to ‘soar even higher’.

More South Australian women were being supported from harm in their homes during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic thanks to a life-saving phone app linking them directly to police – and the Marshall Liberal Government has funded the valuable