The State Government has today gazetted a schedule of fees, fines and charges for 2020-21, with most to increase by the standard indexation rate of 1.9% - which is below the current rate of inflation.

First new home buyers in South Australia will now be eligible for $40,000 in grants towards their new home build, as the Federal Government’s significant HomeBuilder stimulus package boosts by $25,000 the existing $15,000 State Government incentive

More than 12,000 hectares of native bushland, plantation forests and conservation parks in the southern Barossa region will be available for recreational activity this June long weekend thanks to a network of new access trails opened today by the

Children and young people living in residential care will benefit from a new, trauma-informed, therapeutic model of care – with the aim of better supporting, empowering and engaging our most vulnerable South Australians.

National laws will govern the sale of gift cards in South Australia, under legislation introduced to Parliament this week aimed at removing an unnecessary layer of red tape for businesses.

Concept designs have been revealed for the $32 million expansion at Glenunga International High School, as the Marshall Government’s $1.3 billion education capital works program moves full steam ahead.

Industry and government mentors from more than 45 organisations nationally will support South Australia’s first cohort of cyber trainees in an innovative mentoring program.

Funding proposals are now sought for industry-led collaborations between businesses, government, researchers and the community through South Australia’s Research, Commercialisation and Startup Fund (RCSF).

The role of South Australia’s Commissioner for Victims’ Rights will be expanded, to ensure greater supports are available to victims of crime as they make their way through the criminal justice system.

A fleet of 46 new state-of-the-art ambulances will soon begin hitting our roads as part of the Marshall Liberal Government’s commitment to boost health services throughout South Australia.

Campgrounds in many of the state’s national parks and reserves are close to being booked out over the June long weekend as South Australians take advantage of the lifting of travel restrictions.

A dozen new state-of-the-art ‘SPRINT’ ambulance vehicles are now on South Australian roads, helping shave vital minutes off response times to medical emergencies.