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Free public transport a big hit for T20 World Cup
Cricket fans heading to the city to be a part of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup will be able to get there FREE on public transport.
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Minimal Glenthorne impact in fresh design for Majors Road Interchange
New on and off ramps that minimise impacts on the local environment have been proposed to improve access to the Southern Expressway at Majors Road, in a new concept design being released today for community feedback.
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Ngurunderi comes alive next to new Granite Island Causeway
A sculpture of Ngurunderi, one of the great Creation ancestral beings of the Ngarrindjeri Nation, has been unveiled next to the new Granite Island Causeway.
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Sturt Highway near Paringa reopened following successful bridge repairs
The Sturt Highway near Paringa has reopened today following the completion of repair works on the Paringa Causeway Bridge (the bridge closest to Renmark).
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Smooth road ahead with level crossing removals on track
The plan to remove the two level crossings where the Glenelg tramline crosses Marion Road and Cross Road at Plympton has taken a step forward with site investigation works now underway.
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One million and counting! Passengers embrace electrified Gawler rail line
The one millionth trip has been taken on the newly electrified Gawler rail line - just four months after passenger train services returned to the northern suburbs.
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Port Pirie Wharf upgrades to provide economic boost to the Mid North
Nearly 20,000 square metres of asphalt works completed within the Port Pirie Wharf precinct will support grain handling and export, providing an economic boost for the region.
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Duplicated highway passes first test
One of South Australia’s most notorious traffic bottlenecks has seen vastly improved flow, with weekend monitoring of vehicles using the $124.5 million overpass and newly duplicated Port Wakefield Highway showing what a difference the finished project will make.
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New leadership for Outback Communities Authority
Three highly experienced women have been appointed to the Outback Communities Authority, including as Presiding Member, to provide leadership and shape the lives of South Australians living in the outback.
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Rail staff spring into action to rescue wayward echidna
Why did the echidna cross the train tracks? We’re not sure either.
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New online form to fast-track licence replacements for customers affected by Optus hack
Effective immediately, South Australians affected by the recent Optus data breach will be able to apply for a replacement licence online via their mySAGOV account - without having to attend a Service SA Centre.
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New overtaking lanes and upgraded rest areas for Sturt Highway
Construction of new overtaking lanes and upgraded rest areas as part of the Sturt Highway Upgrade will start this week.