Media releases

The Repat will become the site of another healthcare facility dedicated to dealing with the impact of COVID-19 as part of the Marshall Government’s strong plan for dealing with the impact of the coronavirus.

The Marshall Liberal Government today launched a multi-agency COVID-19 Command Centre to coordinate its whole-of-government response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Kangaroo Island is one step closer to recovery after the Federal and South Australian Governments today announced $3.7 million in joint funding to support bushfire-affected farmers over the next six months with associated freight costs of ferrying

The State Government has a strong plan to help protect the health and wellbeing of South Australians as we tackle the coronavirus.

The opening of the third funding round of the Regional Growth Fund has been brought forward to help provide economic stimulus to our regions in the wake of devastating bushfires, drought and ongoing impacts of coronavirus.

South Australia’s foster and kinship carers will receive a one-off, immediate $200 payment from the Marshall Liberal Government for each child or young person in their care in a bid to help families buy essential cleaning and hygiene products to

South Australia’s trend unemployment rate came down for the sixth month in a row to be 5.8 per cent in February, while the more volatile seasonally adjusted rate increased slightly to 5.8 per cent, according the latest ABS job stats.

The Marshall Liberal Government is acting decisively to prepare for the impact of the coronavirus by establishing two dedicated facilities at ECH College Grove and Wakefield hospitals.

South Australian small businesses will be given additional State Government funding to hire new apprentices and trainees, as part of a $12 million skills package to boost local jobs.

South Australians will have greater choice and flexibility when it comes to their supermarket shopping hours, with the Marshall Liberal Government granting an exemption to allow 24-hour weekday trading to help alleviate pressures due to the

SA Health and SAPOL are working together to ensure South Australians are protected amid the threat of coronavirus.

The final report of the independent Commonwealth Grants Commission, released yesterday, will result in a massive GST cut to South Australia of about $2 billion over 4 years compared with GST estimates included in last year’s State Budget.