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Quiet hour a permanent fixture on Service SA SaturdaysA quiet hour initiative in Service SA centres – introduced to remove barriers faced by Autistic people when navigating government services – will continue tomorrow after a successful trial.
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Beam Me Up! Aquatic Centre takes shape with arrival of largest wooden beam in AustraliaThe framework of the new Adelaide Aquatic Centre continues to take shape, following the arrival of massive timber beams and columns, some of the biggest South Australia has ever seen.
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Rideshare gets the keys to the Barossa - and beyond - ahead of Gather RoundThe State Government will this week remove restrictions on metropolitan rideshare and chauffer drivers, allowing them to operate statewide – in a boon for the Barossa as it braces for its AFL Gather Round debut.
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Ride with Adelaide Metro as festival season comes to lifeGetting to Adelaide’s biggest festivals has never been easier with Adelaide Metro ramping up services to make public transport the best way to ride into the action.
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Culvert upgrade caters to heavy vehiclesThe Department for Infrastructure and Transport is upgrading a culvert on the Horrocks Highway, two kilometres north of Rhynie to improve freight productivity and safety.
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Let Adelaide Metro be your caddie this weekendLIV Golf swings back to Grange this weekend and Adelaide Metro is helping get you there with FREE public transport running across the three-day tournament.
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Three turns in the right direction for citybound motoristsThree right turn lanes will be introduced from James Congdon Drive onto Sir Donald Bradman Drive, making it quicker and easier to get from South Road straight to the city.
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Fake fire shows tunnels ready for real emergencyA simulated emergency inside the newly refurbished Heysen Tunnels has shown how effectively the new fire suppression system and traffic management systems operate.
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Trains are back in public handsTrain operations have returned to Government control on a historic day for public transport in South Australia.
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$40 million funding injection for WhyallaFunding for upgrades to the Whyalla Airport and the Whyalla Surf Club and Café are among a $20 million suite of new state government measures announced in the region today.
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Works begin on restoration of Belair Road retaining walls to future-proof journeysMaintenance works required to preserve the long-term structural integrity of Belair Road have commenced below the Windy Point Lookout at Lynton.
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New boating strategy launched to boost water safetyThe State Government has today released the South Australian Recreational Boating Safety Strategy 2025-2030, to help combat irresponsible and dangerous behaviour across the state’s coastal and inland waters.