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.

Kangaroo Island Cup like no other is helping the Island’s economy bounce back following a turbulent and challenging year.

A senior lawyer with experience in both the Crown Solicitors Office and the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions has been appointed as interim Equal Opportunity Commissioner.

The State Government has accepted all recommendations handed down in the Rice Review – with work to implement them starting immediately.

South Australians are being encouraged to have their say on changes to the state’s Royal Commission laws.

South Australia’s new Court of Appeal will today hold a Special Sitting, marking the start of a new era in the State’s judicial history.

An eco-tourism project along the Kangaroo Island Wilderness Trail which will deliver positive economic and environmental outcomes will go ahead after the Australian Walking Company and local environmental groups reached an agreement and settled the matter in the Supreme Court.

Regulations aimed at ensuring South Australian supermarkets remain well stocked while the threat of the COVID-19 pandemic continues have been extended.

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.

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.