The South Australian Government has rejected a push by the New South Wales and Victorian governments to extend the 2024 deadline for the Murray-Darling Basin Plan.

At-risk women and children facing violent and abusive situations in Port Augusta can access help and information from trained staff at a new safety hub open today.

Eyes in the sky will protect South Australian beachgoers looking to escape sweltering heat this weekend as fixed wing shark patrols take off for summer duty.

The transformation of Murray Bridge Racing Club into one of Australia’s leading elite horse training facilities continues with the commitment of a further $5 million from the Marshall Liberal Government for further upgrades.

The State Government has welcomed the findings of a review into the state’s extractives industry to identify opportunities for improving related regulatory and planning frameworks and support a robust and efficient construction and extractives

Acting Equal Opportunity Commissioner Emily Strickland has been appointed to conduct a review into harassment, including sexual harassment, within the legal profession.

A two-year $1.1 million investment to upgrade fire surveillance and prevention across forestry assets in the South East of South Australia has been unveiled by the Marshall Liberal Government.

A new education program aimed at better understanding grain markets to support diversification has received $75,000 through the Marshall Liberal Government’s Regional Growth Fund.

Strong finishing rains have contributed to an estimated 8.8 million tonne grain harvest – the fourth biggest on record in South Australia.

Cement Hill at Seacliff Park is one step closer to becoming a housing and business hub, with a planning amendment approval opening the door to redevelopment.

Eligible South Australians who have undertaken a COVID-19 test, are required to self-isolate and do not have access to paid leave or other income support can apply for a new, one-off $300 COVID-19 cluster isolation payment.

The popular dating app Tinder is the major platform for a new advertising campaign asking South Australians to see sexually predatory behaviour for what it is – and put an end to violence against women.