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The State Government has announced the terms of reference for a wide-ranging review of the taxi and chauffeur vehicle industry.

Primary producers will reap productivity benefits with the approval of quad road trains on sections of the Stuart and Olympic Dam highways.

Night works will be carried-out on the northbound lane of James Congdon Drive adjacent the bridge over Keswick Creek from Tuesday 9 June until Friday 12 June 2015, between 9.00 pm and 5.00 am, weather permitting.

Find out why diversity is good for business and participation rates, according to demographer Bernard Salt, journalist Rebecca Wilson and other speakers at the Office for Sport and Recreation’s recent annual conference.

The Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure will undertake $650,000 restoration works to the Port MacDonnell Jetty to improve safety as well as providing operating and amenity benefits for both recreational and commercial users.

An investigation using 20 years of crash data shows a 27.4 per cent drop in casualty crashes on regional roads where the speed limit was reduced from 110 km/h to 100 km/h.

An Adelaide Metro tram has been decorated with Aboriginal art to mark National Reconciliation Week.

South Australia has secured a commitment by federal, state and territory transport ministers to fast-track the introduction of new roadworthiness laws for heavy vehicles.

Do you love boats, fishing and water sports? Then come along and see South Australia’s biggest boating show this June.

City Maker grants amounting to $250,000 have been awarded to 15 entrepreneurs, community groups and artists.