In its full response to the Independent Review of South Australia’s 2019/20 bushfire season, the Marshall Liberal Government has announced nearly $100 million of funding ahead of the upcoming fire danger season.

Vincent Namatjira OAM, the great-grandson of acclaimed watercolour artist Albert Namatjira, has become the first Indigenous artist to win the Archibald Prize for his painting, Stand strong for who you are.

The Oval Hotel has today officially opened its doors to the public, as South Australia continues to drive its economic recovery from the global coronavirus pandemic.

The State Government has appointed Ms Lois Boswell as the new Chief Executive of the Department of Human Services.

Drought-affected South Australian farmers will get more support to install on-farm water infrastructure with a rebate scheme getting a $3.45 million boost from the Marshall Liberal Government.

On Remembrance Day, Wednesday 11 November, the South Australian Parliament will commence sitting at 2pm, out of respect for those who fought for our freedom.

After two years, Ms Jacqui McGill has indicated that she will step down as the Chair of the TAFE SA Board, as of the end of October.

Train drivers and other rail staff have been offered a new enterprise agreement by the Marshall Liberal Government, which includes pay rises of 2 per cent per annum for 3 years – the same wage increase accepted by their fellow tram drivers in May.

Forecast cold, wet, windy and wild weather has prompted a state-wide Code Blue response overnight for people sleeping rough.

The Marshall Liberal Government is getting on with delivering important job-creating rail infrastructure projects for Adelaide’s north with works progressing on the Gawler Rail Electrification and Ovingham Level Crossing Removal projects.

South Australia’s arts and cultural sector will receive a $10.2 million boost to create jobs and fast-track its recovery from the devastating impacts of COVID-19, bringing the government’s total Arts support package to $20 million.

Preventing and reducing homelessness is the focus of a nation-leading new homelessness system for South Australia, launched today by the Marshall Liberal Government.