Release date: 16/10/25 More South Australians have jobs than ever before, with new national employment data released today by the Australian Bureau of Statistics showing the total number of people employed in the state hit a new record high last month. The …
Release date: 16/10/25 South Australia’s giant cuttlefish population has just experienced a successful hatching season, despite the algal bloom, with the Malinauskas Government now moving to provide lasting protection for the iconic species through new …
The Malinauskas Government is investing $1.7 million into Preventive Health programs that seek to improve health access and outcomes for Australia’s culturally and linguistically diverse communities. This funding is being allocated over three years to …
Release date: 16/10/25 The Malinauskas Labor Government has today announced that the South Australian Virtual Emergency Service (SAVES) will be expanded to support the Angaston Hospital emergency department. SAVES helps regional hospital EDs continue to …
Release date: 17/10/25 The State Government has reached in-principle agreement with the United Workers Union (UWU) on a new enterprise agreement that will deliver significant cost of living support to thousands of public sector workers. This follows months …
Release date: 17/10/25 Education Ministers from across the country have agreed to a raft of early learning safety measures at today’s Education Ministers Meeting in Queensland – endorsing South Australian Education Minister Blair Boyer’s proposed changes …
The Malinauskas Labor Government is rolling out a comprehensive training package – alongside a brand-new university course – to upskill pharmacists to deliver a much broader range of healthcare services for South Australians from next year, instead of …
Release date: 15/10/25 Liberal leader Vincent Tarzia must immediately apologise for his party catastrophising the harmful algal bloom outbreak and putting the livelihoods of hard-working coastal businesses at risk. Tarzia’s hand-picked recruit Frank …
Release date: 15/10/25 More South Australians will be recognised for the incredible work they do as unpaid carers under proposed legislation changes to be introduced to state parliament this week. The Carers Recognition (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill 2025 …
Release date: 16/10/25 The shortlist for the 2025 Ruby Awards, South Australia’s annual awards for creative excellence has been announced. Twenty individuals, groups and organisations are now in the running for a coveted trophy. The bespoke glass trophies …
Release date: 16/10/25 The first residents have moved in, a large public park has opened and a premium selection of homes has gone on sale at the Malinauskas Labor Government’s Prospect Corner development in one of Adelaide’s most sought-after suburbs. The …
A seven-month investigation into an Ultra Tune franchisee, has led to that franchisee being banned from taking on apprentices or trainees for failing to provide a safe and appropriate working environment. SLM Ginger Pty Ltd and SLM Ginger Trading Pty Ltd …
Release date: 16/10/25 Flood recovery works have been completed on the Stuart Highway, near Glendambo in the state’s far north. In January 2022, intense rainfall and subsequent flooding caused extensive damage to sections of the highway, significantly …
Release date: 16/10/25 In yet another example of the shambolic state of the South Australian Liberal Party, Frank Pangallo has failed to vote with the Liberal Party in another act of defiance against his leader, Vincent Tarzia. In a vote on a Greens Bill …
Release date: 16/10/25 South Australia has been named Best Event State at the 2025 Australian Event Awards and Symposium ceremony which was held in Coffs Harbour in New South Wales on Wednesday October 15. The Australian Event Awards is the only national …
The State and Federal Governments have today released the $102.5 million Algal Bloom Summer Plan, a comprehensive suite of measures to protect South Australia’s coast, back coastal communities and support our summer lifestyle. The plan, jointly funded by …
Release date: 14/10/25 The Department of Human Services will join colleagues across Australia and New Zealand today to celebrate the 3rd Australasian Youth Justice Acknowledgement Day (AYJAD), a day dedicated to recognising, celebrating and raising …
South Australia’s fishing and marine sector will receive a further $16 million in support – including additional grants totalling up to $275,000 per eligible business - as part of the State and Federal Government’s $102.5 million Algal Bloom Summer Plan. …
Release date: 15/10/25 The Auditor-General has delivered a scathing assessment of the Liberals’ failed privatisation agenda, with a disastrous management services contract slammed in his annual report. In December 2021, the former Marshall Liberal …
300,000 South Australians will receive up to $50 cashback off their meal in a new program designed to support coastal hospitality businesses impacted by the algal bloom this summer. The $15 million Coast is Calling - Dining Cashback will cover the same …
