South Australian land-owning trustees of discretionary trusts will be granted a 12-month extension in which to nominate a designated beneficiary for pre-existing trust land under proposed changes to the Land Tax Act 1936.

In another boost to our ambulance service, the Marshall Liberal Government has acquired land for a new $3.9 million ambulance station at Strathalbyn, following last week’s announcement that the Government would hire an extra 74 ambulance officers.

The long-promised sealing of the Strzelecki Track is well underway, with the first 50 kilometres of works open to traffic, and further funding committed in this week’s Federal Budget towards the remaining sections, supporting approximately 220 jobs

In a vital step towards an emissions-free health sector, the Marshall Liberal Government will make the new Women’s and Children’s Hospital Australia’s first all-electric hospital.

Adelaide will play host to Australia’s Olympic and Paralympic rowing and canoeing stars next month as part of a series of events showcasing these outdoor water sports.

Eligible South Australian public sector workers, including nurses and teachers, will be able to choose their preferred superannuation fund under new laws that have passed State Parliament.

Giant Australian Cuttlefish in the Spencer Gulf will have an increased protection zone this breeding season with a new 100-metre fishing exclusion zone off the coast of Port Lowly.

South Australia’s regional communities will get a $5 million boost with the next round of the Marshall Liberal Government’s Regional Growth Fund to unlock economic activity and create jobs now open for applications.

A Bill to give South Australians the ultimate power to decide whether they want greater freedom of choice in shop trading will be introduced to State Parliament today.

An innovative AgTech development has shown potential to be a shining light for the almond industry in managing birds in order to prevent crop losses.

South Australia has been showered with about $1 billion a year in Federal Government transport infrastructure spending over the forward estimates, supporting a massive pipeline of job-creating projects over the next four years and beyond.

Hundreds of thousands of South Australians are a step closer to quicker, safer travel, amid the beginning of a new round of job-creating ground investigations, focusing on the Southern Tunnel section of the North-South Corridor.