Media releases

The Morrison Government is backing advanced manufacturing and South Australia’s defence sector, through a new industry-research collaboration.

The Australian Institute for Machine Learning (AIML), a co-investment by the State Government and the University of Adelaide, has officially opened its headquarters at Lot Fourteen creating 60 local jobs and many more in the pipeline.

Wait times at Service SA centres are being slashed by 30 per cent and more people than ever are transacting online as key reforms deliver better services, new data has revealed.

The local community has embraced the new On-Demand bus services in Mount Barker and the Barossa with massive demand for the better, more convenient service in the first month of the trial.

Coles Rundle Place has become the second supermarket in Rundle Mall to be granted a special State Government exemption to trade extended hours during the Superloop Adelaide 500 weekend.

South Australian natural resources management will enter a new era with the appointment of Presiding Members to oversee nine new regional landscape boards, including a dedicated metropolitan board – Green Adelaide.

Another South Australian business has officially been certified as ‘plastic free’ under the Marshall Liberal Government’s plan to ban single-use plastics with legislation to be introduced in the coming months.

The Marshall Government is introducing reforms that would allow ridesharing services to expand their operations into regions like the Adelaide Hills, Barossa and McLaren Vale.

The sixth round of the South Australia Export Accelerator (SAEA) program is now open for businesses ready to grow their market reach internationally and expand their local workforce.

Interstate and international tourists, as well as tens of thousands of local motorsport and Adelaide Fringe festival fans, will be able to pick up additional snacks, drinks and other grocery supplies on their way through the city, with the State

South Australians impacted by bushfires will have help cleaning up with the Federal and State Governments covering the costs.

A watershed three-pronged plan to ease pressure on the state emergency departments and provide better patient services closer to home kicks-off today.