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The Australian and South Australian government’s response to the algal bloom is going to new levels, with an iconic piece of South Australian maritime history preparing to be sunk and transformed into a thriving artificial reef and dive site.

For 10 years, the Multicultural Power Cup has been using the power of football to build stronger communities across South Australia.

Major works are underway on new rest areas and culvert upgrades along Barrier Highway, boosting road safety, freight efficiency, and regional economic growth in South Australia’s mid north.

A busy western suburbs intersection will receive a major upgrade, with designs revealed for the works set to be delivered through an $850 million package as part of the River Torrens to Darlington (T2D) project.

Six new electric buses have arrived in the Adelaide Hills, fully electrifying Mount Barker’s popular Keoride on demand bus fleet and increasing capacity for local passengers.

The State Government has committed nearly half a million dollars for AI technology trials to explore new solutions for traffic and transport management.

A 33-kilometre section of the Strzelecki Track is being sealed and strengthened, boosting flood resilience, road safety, and access along the key outback transport corridor.

South Australia’s high-speed road network is safer according to latest ratings from the Australian Road Assessment Program (AusRAP), with the length of three star or better roads increasing by 54 per cent since 2014.

The State Government has delivered South Australia’s first major depot upgrade to accommodate electric buses, with 60 new charging stations at Adelaide Metro’s Morphettville facility having now been installed and switched on.

South Australians will help decide the future of e-scooter and e-bike laws as a review of the state’s new rules gets underway.

More than five million trips have been made using the Student 28-Day pass since the State Government slashed its price to $10 in 2025, saving students and their families nearly $2.5 million.

South Australian boaties are slowing down and waterways are becoming safer, with successful trials of electronic speed advisory signs prompting their expansion to two new locations.