Every primary and secondary school student across South Australia will have the chance to name Australia’s first state satellite, which will be sent to low-Earth orbit to collect data to benefit South Australians on Earth.

COVID-19 vaccinations are set to reach more South Australians as the Marshall Liberal Government vaccine rollout continues to gather momentum across the state.

After just one day on the market, all but one of the 14 affordable apartments available as part of a new $10 million development in Bowden sold, demonstrating huge confidence in the market and a surge in South Australians wanting to get into

Identifying and implementing new initiatives to enhance the lives of Aboriginal South Australians is the foundation of the Aboriginal Affairs Action Plan 2021-2022 launched today.

Tough new laws to stop contraband entering South Australian prisons and the introduction of correctional facility buffer zones to combat the use of drones have successfully passed State Parliament.

South Australian motorists will be better protected under the Marshall Liberal Government’s tough stance on people charged with, or reasonably believed to have committed, causing death by dangerous driving.

Construction has begun on a new multi-storey integrated cancer building in Adelaide’s inner south to accommodate thousands of South Australians impacted by cancer and their families.

Roads near two new state schools in Angle Vale and Aldinga will receive close to $27 million in upgrades to improve safety for both pedestrians and motorists.

No significant contamination has been found in the soil upon which the new Women’s and Children's Hospital (nWCH) will be built, signalling another key milestone for the development of the new hospital.

South Australian bridges, buildings and icons will light up yellow to honour the memory of the 1,200 lives lost on Australian roads each year over the past decade.

Young men who have been violent towards their own partners and families or who are at risk of becoming violent will get help to turn their behaviour around under two new Marshall Liberal Government early intervention programs.

South Australia’s national parks have continued to grow in popularity with bookings at 100 per cent in the state’s most iconic parks sites in the lead up to the Easter long weekend - which will provide a significant economic boost to our regions.