The Marshall Liberal Government has launched South Australia’s Space Sector Strategy at the 10th Australian Space Forum.

South Australia’s medi-hotel system will be strengthened based on expert health advice to ensure the state remains Safe and Strong throughout this pandemic.

The Marshall Liberal Government’s once-in-a-generation infrastructure project – the final section of the North-South Corridor – is set to save commercial freight operators approximately $8.80 per trip along the 10.5km stretch.

A takeaway meal is never complete without a good drop of South Australian wine – which is why the Marshall Liberal Government will introduce new, permanent laws to allow bars, clubs and restaurants to deliver alcohol with meals.

An exciting expedition off the remote western coast of Kangaroo Island in South Australia has captured unique video footage of marine life at depths of more than one hundred metres below sea level.

South Australian families are being asked to have their say and help shape the future of early learning across the state, to inform the development of the Marshall Government’s Early Learning Strategy.

Small businesses and not-for-profits still hard hit by COVID-19 have so far received more than $12 million in cash grants since the scheme’s second round was launched two weeks ago, as part of the Marshall Government’s record $4 billion in

Eligible HomeBuilder grant applicants will now have six months to commence construction of their new home or renovation from the date of the contract being signed, following a blanket 3-month extension being granted today.

The 8-day State Government exemption for supermarkets and other essential stores, including pharmacies, across suburban Adelaide to trade extended hours to promote physical distancing will be revoked, following today’s announcement that new

On White Ribbon Day today, the Marshall Liberal Government wants all South Australians to know that support is available for anyone who may be experiencing domestic violence – and is asking everyone to remain vigilant during the state’s six-day

The Marshall Government has welcomed the fact the number of people in full-time employment in South Australia increased by 13,500 in October, leading to 6,300 more people employed overall, and pointed to even brighter job prospects in the future.

Late last night, the Commissioner of Police published a direction providing for extended shop trading for supermarkets and other essential stores for the next 6 days – as part of the COVID-19 Stay at Home Direction.