The Australian and South Australian Governments today announced almost $29 million in funding for 12 new projects to boost local economies across South Australia’s bushfire-affected communities.

All country primary schools will be supported to cover extra transport costs for transition days in 2021, as both Year 6 and 7 students get ready to start high school next year.

Highly-trained State Emergency Service (SES) personnel will continue to boost SAPOL’s capability in the fight against COVID-19 and other important duties with a three-month contract extension as the Pfizer vaccine is rolled out to South Australians

The Marshall Government is using the creative thinking of local startup companies to deliver better services for taxpayers whilst enhancing the economic viability of startup sector in South Australia.

South Australia is leading the way in supporting Aboriginal children and young people in the youth justice system with the unveiling of a new Aboriginal Cultural Trail and Connection Space at the Kurlana Tapa Youth Justice Centre today.

A series of innovative programs to respond to the impacts of COVID-19 and create unique wine experiences to attract tourists to cellar doors feature in $220,000 for South Australia’s wine industry announced today.

The Marshall Liberal Government has applied to the Commonwealth Government seeking support for a $3.5 million project to undertake a full feasibility study for additional water supply for the Barossa and Eden valleys to boost sustainable agriculture

South Australia’s climate change action leaders were celebrated last night at a Premier’s Climate Change Council celebration with Tom Linnell taking out the top award for his innovative work in education.

The Marshall Liberal Government has welcomed the results of a leading independent business survey that shows local conditions and confidence surging to well beyond pre-pandemic levels.

Regional patients travelling for treatment will benefit from better support and quicker access to the Patient Assistance Transport Scheme (PATS), with improved resources and a new website now available.

An Australian-first specialised unit to care for people living with the most extreme symptoms of dementia is now welcoming patients, as part of the Marshall Liberal Government’s historic reactivation of the Repat Health Precinct.

Major works have started on a new 20-storey office block at 83 Pirie Street, creating thousands of jobs during construction, with the Department for Infrastructure and Transport to be the anchor tenant once complete.