Elderly patients now have access to the new Complex and RestorativE (CARE) service at the Repat, improving access to vital health care for Southern Adelaide residents.

Operating the largest hydraulic crane in the Southern Hemisphere is no mean feat but a pre-apprenticeship program funded through the Marshall Government’s Skilling South Australia initiative will give 20 jobseekers a foot in the door of the crane

The marine environment off the coast of Adelaide’s southern suburbs will get a significant boost and there will be more local tourism and recreational opportunities, with O’Sullivan Beach confirmed as the location for Adelaide’s second

Mondayitis is cured for the next two weeks, with South Australians invited to save the next two Mondays in their calendars for two separate ballots to unlock rounds five and six of the Great State Voucher scheme.

South Australians are being encouraged to have their say about proposed changes to planning policy that would protect the future viability of Mount Compass’ 18-hole golf course and ensure any future development is in keeping with the character of

Children and young people in regional towns will benefit from a $750,000 investment in their health and wellbeing thanks to a new round of the SA Healthy Towns Challenge opening today.

The Memorial Drive Tennis Centre is swarming with tradies as work to transform the venue into a world-class sporting precinct continues at full speed.

A Large Air Tanker (LAT) will be based in Australia on year-round standby for aerial assaults on bushfires across the country following a $4 million boost by the Morrison Government to better protect lives and property.

Controlling and abusive behaviours – which constitute domestic violence and are red flags for murder – would be criminalised under a draft Bill that’s been released for public comment.

Microsoft, one of the world’s biggest tech companies, is expanding its South Australian presence by setting up its Azure Space team at Lot Fourteen – adding another piece of the jobs bonanza puzzle in the burgeoning local space sector.

Minister for Health and Wellbeing Stephen Wade today introduced nation-leading laws on suicide prevention to the Parliament, further building on the Marshall Liberal Government’s strong commitment to suicide prevention.

Aboriginal girls and young women in Whyalla will be hitting the netball courts as part of a $1.3m pilot program using activities such as sport, personal goal setting and health and wellbeing sessions to drive greater engagement and attendance at