Passengers on Adelaide’s trains will from today see more security guards on evening services with Keolis Downer officially taking over the running of the network.

South Australia’s 5000-strong police force has voted overwhelmingly in favour of the Government’s new Enterprise Agreement offer, in a move that locks-in 2 per cent per annum pay rises over the next three years and improved flexibility and other

South Australia’s national parks have experienced a visitor boom with a 77 per cent rise in park entry numbers in December 2020 when compared to the same time in 2019.

The third and final stage of the state government’s new Planning and Design Code is set to 'go live' on Friday 19th March, 2021.

Fish stocks in the River Murray have been given a helping hand today in the Riverland with the Premier releasing some of 100,000 Murray Cod fingerlings alongside recreational fishers.

More than three kilometres of new trails are now ready to be explored at the Myponga Reservoir Reserve as the Marshall Liberal Government continues to improve recreational access at South Australia’s reservoirs.

Esteemed District Court Judge Sophie David has been appointed to the Supreme Court.

South Australia’s strong economic and jobs rebound from COVID-19 continues to gain momentum, with a leading independent survey showing the state tops the nation in both business conditions and confidence.

Immunisation coverage rates are at an all-time high in South Australia and are nearing the national target of 95 per cent, giving the Marshall Liberal Government confidence that South Australians will not hesitate to protect themselves when a

Older South Australians at risk of falls will soon be able to choose from a range of upgraded subsidised personal alert devices, offering new and better features and flexibility, thanks to a revamp of a legacy State Government scheme.

CommSec’s State of the States economic report released today shows South Australia in joint third position, our highest ranking in over a decade – further evidence of SA’s strong recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.

School bells will ring this morning for the first time in 2021, welcoming 275,000 South Australian students in to class.