The Marshall Liberal Government’s rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine continues with South Australia’s third clinic opening its doors at the Women’s and Children’s Hospital amid the expected arrival of 20,000 vaccines tomorrow.

South Australia will again welcome the biggest rivalry in Rugby with the return of the NRL State of Origin.

Think! Road Safety Footy Express services will be back on the road again for the 2021 AFL season, getting football fans to and from Adelaide Oval for free.

The rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine is continuing strongly with South Australia’s third freezer to store the Pfizer vaccine arriving at the Lyell McEwin Hospital today.

South Australia will say thank you to the thousands of volunteers who stepped up over the past year to help the state battle bushfires and a global pandemic, as well as running a vast range of community and charitable activities, with nominations

A new, single register for South Australians applying for social housing launching today will make the process quicker and easier.

Another 10 regional tourism businesses are set to receive grants under the Tourism Industry Development Fund (TIDF), bringing the total amount of funding over the TIDF’s lifespan to $5 million.

South Australia’s historic ban on single-use plastic products starts tomorrow with drinking straws, stirrers and cutlery to be prohibited from sale, supply or distribution across the state.

Mallee farming town, Pinnaroo, has been crowned the 2020 Ag Town of the Year during last night’s Regional Showcase event at O’Leary Walker Wines in Clare.

Exclusive affordable housing listings, tips on buying and saving for a home and advice about renting in the private market are now available on a new one-stop-shop website, which aims to support low-and-moderate income South Australians achieve

SA small business confidence has risen to its highest level in 15 years, with a leading independent survey showing a significant jump in the number of businesses creating new jobs in the past three months.

More than 100 primary school teachers have already signed up to the move into high school next year and will now be formally upskilled as part of a $13 million professional development program.