Another 100 children and young people in care will be offered scholarships in Catholic schools across South Australians thanks to an innovative partnership between the Marshall Liberal Government and Catholic Education South Australia.

South Australia’s identity theft laws are set for an overhaul, with reforms proposed to ensure our legislation meets modern standards and can better target and prosecute perpetrators.

Nine vaccination hubs will be established throughout metropolitan and regional areas of the State as the Marshall Liberal Government prepares for the next step in the fight against COVID-19.

A series of Livestock Ag Technology Expos will get underway across regional South Australia this month to showcase the latest innovation and encourage greater AgTech adoption on farms.

With less than a month until South Australia’s single-use plastic ban kicks in, school students across the state are being invited to take part in an art exhibition to further promote the ban in a creative and innovative way.

South Australians’ surging demand for new home builds has reached a record high in seasonally adjusted terms in December last year – a staggering 34 per cent jump for the month and 67 per cent higher than a year ago.

On February 8, SA Health will gain access to the brand-new Tom's Court, which will accommodate the state's dedicated COVID-19 facility.

The Marshall Liberal Government will receive expert, industry-leading advice to finalise the business case and development of the reference design for the final stage of the North-South Corridor from SA based Joint-Venture Aurecon Mott MacDonald.

Almost 3,000 custom-made Multi-Purpose Load Bearing Vests (MPLBV) will begin to be rolled out to SAPOL officers in coming months following the Marshall Liberal Government’s $8.5 million commitment to strengthening the safety of front line personnel

People charged with causing death by dangerous driving, or reasonably believed to have committed the offence, will have their licences disqualified or suspended on the spot, under new laws to be introduced to Parliament today.

Submarine-like devices are being deployed into Adelaide’s wastewater network throughout metropolitan Adelaide, as the Marshall Liberal Government further harnesses the power of technology to strengthen the fight against COVID-19.

The first group of school-based shipbuilding trainees are a step closer to a career in South Australia’s emerging defence industry, after graduating from stage one of the Shipbuilding Readiness Training Program through BAE Systems Maritime