A $135 million dollar housing initiative at Oaklands Park is one step closer, with the Planning Minister approving its re-zoning application.

A second round of Great State tourism vouchers will be available from 11am ACDT tomorrow – this time, open to all Australians.

The Marshall Liberal Government, Surf Life Saving South Australia (SLSSA), and South Australia Ambulance Service (SAAS) are calling on all beachgoers to run a tight ship in 2021 and prevent alcohol-related drownings.

The Marshall Government’s commitment to deliver better services for train passengers is another step closer, with experienced private service provider Keolis Downer Pty Ltd set to operate the Adelaide Metropolitan Passenger Rail Network from the

South Australia’s dedicated Court of Appeal has officially commenced operations, ushering in a new era in the state’s justice system.

Brand new Adelaide hotel Tom’s Court has been selected as South Australia’s dedicated COVID-19 facility to start from February, the Marshall Liberal Government has announced.

More than 6,300 small businesses and not-for-profits still hard-hit by COVID-19 have received $58.4 million in cash grants in the past 7 weeks as part of the Marshall Government’s sweeping economic stimulus to help protect local jobs.

The Marshall Liberal Government’s historic funding of Crime Stoppers SA is already paying dividends following the discovery of one of South Australia’s largest-ever cannabis crops worth millions of dollars.

Ensuring South Australians have food on the table and cost-of-living support during the COVID-19 pandemic is the focus of a $1 million Marshall Liberal Government funding boost targeted at helping those most in need.

South Australia will be better prepared to support the preservation and re-establishment of the natural environment during and following bushfires with a new framework released today by the Wildlife and Habitat Bushfire Recovery Taskforce.

The iconic Cleland Wildlife Park koala holds will recommence this weekend along with other new animal encounter experiences.

Fines for a range of fishing offences are being increased for the first time in thirty years, as the Marshall Liberal Government responds to industry calls for heavier penalties for rogue fishers who break the law.