Departmental media releases

South Australians are being reminded to be vigilant and avoid taking risks around trains and trams - with new vision released today highlighting recent close calls that almost ended in tragedy as people risked their life in front of oncoming trains.

Ticket holders to this week’s State of Origin opener between New South Wales and Queensland will be able to get to and from Adelaide Oval with free travel on all Adelaide Metro bus, train and tram services.

An Adelaide Metro tram and two City Connector buses bearing striking Aboriginal art designed by secondary school students have hit Adelaide’s streets to mark National Reconciliation Week and NAIDOC Week.

Four new overtaking lanes on the lower Eyre Peninsula, north of Port Lincoln, are now open to traffic without any restrictions following the completion of all construction works.

The State Government is launching a new campaign focused on promoting the convenience, cost and time savings provided by public transport.

Major construction of Coast Park Stage One is underway, paving the way for increased community access to the coastline from Semaphore Park to West Lakes Shore.

Road users in the mid-north can enjoy safer and smoother journeys following the completion of much-needed pavement rehabilitations works on two key roads between Hamley Bridge and Freeling.

The State Government is supporting regional councils to light up prominent landmarks in yellow to continue important road safety conversations in communities across South Australia state during National Road Safety Week.

The South Australian Government has committed more than $405,000 towards upgrading six aerodromes across regional South Australia.

Work on the refit of the Heysen Tunnels is continuing, to ensure they continue to service South Australia for decades to come. Following successful investigation works over the past 2 months, the main construction phase will now get underway.