Following unprecedented uptake of home battery systems this year and the Scheme driving down the price of batteries by an average of $2,200 since October 2018, the South Australian Government’s maximum subsidy will reduce from $4000 to $3000.

South Australia has become the first state in the country to ban single-use plastics with legislation passing Parliament today.

A $150,000 Marshall Liberal Government grant is helping the Barossa Grape & Wine Association (BGWA) enhance its online Wine School to audiences across the world.

An $870,000 project to demonstrate emerging wine industry technologies will be undertaken in South Australia thanks to a partnership between the Marshall Liberal Government and Wine Australia.

Important infrastructure projects across South Australia are supporting local businesses to create jobs and grow confidence as we deal with the greatest economic struggle of our time.

South Australia’s wastewater surveillance testing program has now expanded to include the APY Lands, as part of the Marshall Liberal Government’s strong plan to protect South Australians from the spread of COVID-19.

A state-first perpetrator intervention pilot program is now underway, with new dedicated beds open for South Australian men, with the aim of keeping their families safe and providing support for their behaviour.

Community organisations across the state have been given an $800,000 boost to deliver 19 projects to strengthen South Australians’ resilience and wellbeing in response to the impacts of COVID-19.

The draft designs for a $12 million generational environmental project in Adelaide’s western suburbs are now available and open for community feedback.

The Marshall Government will continue support for residential and commercial tenants struggling with the impacts of the coronavirus for another six months, under legislation to be introduced to State Parliament tomorrow.

A land tax relief scheme which supports landlords provide significant rent reductions for their residential and commercial SME tenants impacted by COVID-19 restrictions will be significantly expanded and extended by 6 months, to the end of April

Designs for an international standard mountain bike trail in Mount Remarkable National Park are about to commence, with experts World Trail announced today as the successful contractors for the design phase.