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The large beams to be used in the new Tram Grade Separations Projects overpasses and the rebuilding of the South Road Overpass are arriving on site ahead of major construction commencing later this year.

Works have begun on installing critical safety upgrades along the Spencer Highway as part of the State Government’s $10 million investment to undertake regional road safety treatments.

Two rail corridors from the city - one south towards Aldinga and Sellicks Beach and one north towards Roseworthy and Concordia - will be preserved by the South Australian Government to cater for future housing development..

The State Government is spearheading a bonanza for cyclists with a series of new projects announced under the latest round of the State Bicycle Fund, combined with a raft of new initiatives under the national Road Safety Program.

The State Government is once again providing free Footy Express services for the 2025 AFL season, making it easy for fans to get in and out of the city every game without the stress.

The Heysen Tunnels, a vital link in South Australia's transport network, are celebrating their 25th anniversary, coinciding with the completion of a significant safety upgrade.

Long weekend commuters to and from the state’s north will have a smoother, safer drive with traffic now flowing on dual lanes in both directions of a 29 kilometre stretch between Port Wakefield and Lochiel, marking the completion of major works on the Augusta Highway Duplication Project.

The completion of the new Aldinga Bridge, which will open to traffic from Monday, 3 March 2025, marks a significant milestone for the duplication of Main South Road between Aldinga and Sellicks.

Cricket fans heading to Adelaide Oval to watch the Men’s One Day Cup Final tomorrow can catch a free ride with Adelaide Metro, ensuring a stress-free run up to the crease.

Less congestion and improved safety and connectivity is on the way for western suburbs road users, with major works commencing to remove the frustrating ‘dogleg’ intersection across Grange Road at Beverley.

A 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.

The 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.