Women from culturally diverse backgrounds can access vital information about domestic, family and sexual violence in their native language with a suite of four fact sheets now translated in 25 languages.

Aboriginal women and children sleeping rough in the Adelaide parklands will be supported into safe and stable accommodation, reconnected with their communities and if appropriate, returned to country through a new specialist domestic violence program

AgTech businesses from across Australia have the opportunity to vie for $10,000 in prize money as part of an interactive pitch session unveiled for the 2021 AdvanceAg conference.

Recent rains have signaled the end of a record-breaking year of prescribed burns for SA with The National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) successfully completing 49 prescribed burns this autumn, making it a record 96 for the year.

The Marshall Liberal Government is exploring opportunities to further improve access to government-funded seasonal flu vaccines for older South Australians.

One of Adelaide’s last remaining coastal freshwater and estuarine lagoon systems will form part of a new conservation park at Aldinga with the Marshall Liberal Government stepping in to protect the area from potential housing development.

More than 800 seasonal workers from the Pacific Islands have now successfully completed quarantine in the Riverland and begun important work harvesting South Australian crops and supporting thousands of local jobs right across the supply chain.

Community organisations in the Adelaide Hills, Kangaroo Island, and the Yorke Peninsula are encouraged to apply for grants of up to $20,000 to help support their continued recovery from the devastating bushfires across the 2019-20 summer season.

A faster and easier commute is ahead for residents in Adelaide’s north east with a new Park ‘n’ Ride facility to be built at Tea Tree Plaza.

South Australians living with chronic disease will be supported to better manage their health, with five organisations sharing in State Government funding of $260,000 to deliver a variety of projects to help people manage their chronic conditions

ForestrySA timber from the Mount Lofty Ranges will help achieve growth in local South Australian sawmills and support local jobs in our regional communities with new contracts awarded.

SA is the first state to have its international students arrival plan supported by the Federal Government, recognising the work undertaken by State Government agencies and the international education sector to deliver a safe and secure plan to