Departmental media releases

The State Government is helping fuel the growth of car clubs with the second round of the South Australian Car Club Program being awarded, helping build new clubrooms, provide essential equipment and fund much-loved community events.

South Australia will receive $8.9 million under the Australian Government’s 2024-25 Black Spot Program to deliver critical safety improvements at 13 dangerous crash sites on South Australian roads.

Morphettville is set to become safer and easier, with the Australian and South Australian Governments each delivering $100 million to remove the tram level crossing at Morphett Road and replace it with a tram overpass.

Work on the reconstruction of the historic Urrbrae Gatehouse in its new location is now complete, as the building prepares to serve the community for generations to come.

The Thebarton Aquatic Centre will reopen to the public this week following an extensive $8.7 million refurbishment.

The Gawler rail line will temporarily close from first service to last service this Sunday, 14 July to allow signalling works and software upgrades to be undertaken.

The network-wide rollout of a nation-leading protective screen to keep South Australian bus drivers safe from violent and anti-social passenger behaviour will begin later this year, with a prototype now out to market.

All drivers of ultra-high powered vehicles are required to complete a new training course, launched today, to obtain a U-class licence.

Commuters in the Adelaide Hills will be able to easily and conveniently take advantage of public transport with the opening of the new Crafers Park ‘n’ Ride.

There will be a number of temporary partial night and weekend closures of the Outer Harbor rail line between Woodville Railway Station and Outer Harbor in July to allow construction works to continue for the Ethelton Railway Station Upgrade Project.