Departmental media releases

In a major milestone, the State Government has welcomed the final electric train onto the Gawler rail line, signalling the completion of the electrification project.

South Australians have overwhelmingly supported allowing the use of private e-scooters and other personal mobility devices on local roads and paths.

South Australians will enjoy safer and faster journeys between some of the state’s favourite getaway destinations, with all four lanes of the new Main South Road and Victor Harbor Road duplications opening to traffic.

A time capsule found inside a roadside church monument in the Mid North has given a rare insight into the state’s past, with the key piece of Wesleyan Methodist Church history uncovered during the Augusta Highway Duplication planning works.

Major work is set to commence on the 1km rail spur line into the heart of Port Adelaide, improving access to visitors which will help breathe new life into the port.

Passengers can now enjoy a smoother, quieter and cleaner ride as the state’s first 100 per cent electric bus hits the road, servicing routes across Adelaide.

Cricket fans will be able to catch a free ride to Adelaide Oval for all international and Big Bash League (BBL) matches this summer, ensuring everyone can get to the game and have a ball!

Three highly experienced members with strong ties to regional South Australia have been appointed to the Outback Communities Authority (OCA), helping administer and manage public services in some of the State’s most remote communities.

The upgraded O’Sullivan Beach boat ramp is now open, reducing traffic and boat congestion during peak periods, and improving safety and access for users.

From tomorrow, drivers must adhere to the new default speed limit of 40km/h on beaches – reduced further when within 50 metres of a person to 25km/h – unless otherwise signposted, as new laws come into effect.