New Planning Code ‘goes live’ tonight
At 12:01am on Friday the final phase of the state’s new Planning and Design Code will ‘go-live’ - a milestone moment for the most significant reform of South Australia’s planning system.
Read moreReforms give Coroner stronger powers
The State Coroner will have stronger powers to ensure important evidence is provided during coronial inquests under reforms that passed Parliament this week.
Read moreState Planning Commission Chair thanked for contribution
Minister for Planning Vickie Chapman has thanked State Planning Commission Chair Michael Lennon for his service, as he prepares to step down from the role.
Read moreSturt River Linear Park Trail officially opens
A $3.5 million trail that showcases Coromandel Valley is now complete and ready for walkers, runners, cyclists and tourists to enjoy.
Read moreConfidence boost for HomeBuilder applicants
The Marshall Liberal Government is introducing new regulations to streamline the planning approvals process for South Australians building homes using the HomeBuilder scheme.
Read moreJobs boom in Adelaide’s north as work starts on major new housing development
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.
Read moreGiddy Up! Covid-safe Cup helps Kangaroo Island ride to recovery
Kangaroo Island Cup like no other is helping the Island’s economy bounce back following a turbulent and challenging year.
Read moreAppointment of Acting Equal Opportunity Commissioner
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.
Read moreAll recommendations accepted and further action taken as Rice Review is made public
The State Government has accepted all recommendations handed down in the Rice Review – with work to implement them starting immediately.
Read moreConsultation begins on Royal Commission reforms
South Australians are being encouraged to have their say on changes to the state’s Royal Commission laws.
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