Fifteen new road safety projects are about to start rolling out across South Australia as part of the first tranche of a road safety package worth more than $100 million, designed to reduce road trauma and save lives.

The Morrison and Marshall governments have released concept designs for vital junction upgrades along the Mitcham Hills corridor that will improve road safety and traffic flow through the Adelaide foothills.

The state’s peak program for the recognition of Vocational Education and Training (VET) success - the South Australian Training Awards - is returning in 2021 to celebrate its 25th year.

South Australia remains among the world’s top performing mining jurisdictions in the Fraser Institute’s influential global survey on mining investment attractiveness.

Today’s sod turning at regional South Australia’s Monarto Zoo officially marks the start of construction on a new state-of-the-art Safari Gateway Visitors Centre.

Infrastructure Australia has released its latest Priority List with the largest number of new proposals for South Australia in the List’s five-year history.

SA small business confidence has risen to its highest level in 15 years, with a leading independent survey showing a significant jump in the number of businesses creating new jobs in the past three months.

More than 100 primary school teachers have already signed up to the move into high school next year and will now be formally upskilled as part of a $13 million professional development program.

Construction is now underway on a major new housing development in Adelaide’s north, which is expected to create 10,000 jobs and 12,000 homes.

Relocatable studio accommodation to help young South Australians avoid homelessness is one of the innovative projects funded under the Marshall Liberal Government’s new $20 million Homelessness Prevention Fund.

A new affordable housing development in Bowden will help more South Australians achieve the great Australian dream of owning a home and provide a huge construction jobs boost from mid-year.

South Australian public sector workers who have a scheduled COVID-19 vaccination during their normal or rostered work hours will be able to attend the appointment in paid work time - including reasonable travel time - to ensure they are not ‘out