Media releases

Vaccination coverage in South Australian kids has hit an all-time high as the Marshall Liberal Government forges ahead with its No Jab, No Play laws.

The new CBD Service SA centre on Currie Street has opened its doors to the public for the first time today which will deliver faster and better services thanks to new technology and customer flow measures.

South Australia’s primary industries and agribusiness sector has reached record levels, generating $15.2 billion revenue in 2018-19 – an increase of two per cent on the previous year despite challenging conditions.

Families and children from around the state will now have access to better services following the completion of stage one of a $3.5 million upgrade to the Women’s and Children’s Hospital.

With the Commonwealth Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety hearing in Adelaide yesterday, the State Government remains focussed on training the local workforce to care for older South Australians.

Kangaroo Island businesses are set for an influx of tourists this weekend as South Australians and interstaters get behind the bushfire-affected community to make this year’s SeaLink Kangaroo Island Racing Carnival one of the biggest yet.

The Marshall Government is cracking down on corrupt driving instructors and is developing a suite of reforms to strengthen and improve behaviour and standards within the industry.

More South Australian high school students will be gaining vital trade experience and job skills as TAFE SA expands its new Multi-Trades Program from two to four sites this year.

The Marshall Government’s transformation of South Australia’s energy system takes another significant step forward today with the establishment of the Australian Hydrogen Centre.

South Australia now has the third lowest seasonally adjusted unemployment rate of all the states, with the rate dropping to 5.7 per cent in January.

Lower council rates for South Australian households and businesses could be on the way following the Marshall Government’s response to the South Australian Productivity Commission’s (SAPC) Inquiry into Local Government Costs and Efficiency.

More than a dozen medical and emergency service workers who helped Samoa combat one of the worst measles outbreaks in the nation’s history will be recognised for their life-saving work today.