A scoping study will be undertaken for the National Gallery for Aboriginal Art and Cultures, to be established on the old Royal Adelaide Hospital site at Lot Fourteen; another step towards the Marshall Liberal Government delivering on a key election commitment.

The State Government has launched a $28 million assistance program to support new and existing businesses and research enterprises, with a focus on the former Royal Adelaide Hospital site, now known as Lot Fourteen.

Changes to the way gambling barring orders are processed are making it easier for South Australians who are either experiencing or are at risk of gambling harm.

The outstanding academic achievements of South Australia’s Year 12 students have been recognised at the SACE Merit Ceremony at Government House today.

The State Government has removed a major barrier preventing people who were abused as children from obtaining compensation for the abuse they experienced.

Nominations for this year’s SA Training Awards are now open, kick-starting the annual recognition of South Australia’s Vocational Education and Training (VET) champions.

The Liberal Government will establish an Inclusive Play Working Group to develop guidelines for local councils and other agencies to use when designing and building safe and fun play spaces that are accessible for children with disability.

With Australians losing more money last year to online romance scams, consumer affairs regulators around the country are urging people to take care when entering the world of online dating.

The latest Report on Government Services (ROGS) has revealed the extent of the dramatic decline and neglect in funding for Vocational Education and Training (VET) in South Australia under the previous Labor State Government.

The agreement by CU River Mining to purchase the former northern power station site from Flinders Power Partnership is another step in the plan to renew Port Augusta’s economy.