Measures to protect families, businesses, jobs and the community from the impacts of COVID-19 will be extended under legislation that passed State Parliament today.

A landmark Marshall Liberal Government project which will transform the Flinders Medical Centre Emergency Department into the biggest in the state began construction today.

A new original lifestyle program, Recipe For Love, developed and produced in South Australia with IP 100% owned by Adelaide’s Corner Table Productions, has been acquired by a global distribution leader of premium unscripted television, North

Hundreds of constructions jobs are being created in the northern suburbs as construction gets under way on the new expanded Emergency Department (ED) at the Lyell McEwin Hospital.

The national 2021 Report on Government Services (RoGS) outlines a positive snapshot of the Marshall Liberal Government’s delivery of important services to the South Australian community.

New bag and boat limits for catching snapper in the state’s South East come into effect today.

Children and young people with a care experience are being urged to apply for the new round of Dame Roma Mitchell grants to help them achieve personal goals, contribute to health and wellbeing and support educational opportunities.

Children who are patients at the Lyell McEwin Hospital can now go to school there, with the State’s newest school campus opening within the hospital in time for the 2021 school year.

Hundreds of clinical and administrative support staff are being recruited from next month as preparations ramp up for the rollout of the statewide COVID-19 vaccination program.

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.