Departmental media releases

South Australians are invited witness history as Port Adelaide takes on the Adelaide Crows in the first-ever AFLW Showdown on 30 September 2022 at Adelaide Oval – with free public transport available.

Works have commenced to extend the operational life of Port Bonython Jetty in the Upper Spencer Gulf, a key piece of infrastructure that provides significant energy export and investment opportunities for South Australia.

Two-factor authentication adds an extra layer of security to online accounts.

Outback road condition information will be even easier to access for travellers on our unsealed tracks thanks to new QR code signage being installed at key locations across northern South Australia.

The Department for Infrastructure and Transport advises there will be a temporary closure of the Waikerie Ferry on Thursday, 29 September between 10am and 2pm.

The Department for Infrastructure and Transport is seeking feedback from the community about safety issues on the down-track of the South Eastern Freeway.

Thousands of southern suburbs bus commuters are set to enjoy a safer and easier commute thanks to $2 million of upgrades now complete at Old Reynella Interchange.

As part of maintenance works on the Brighton Road level crossing, at Hove, the Seaford line will be closed over the October long-weekend.

South Australian company McMahon Services is undertaking works to construct two new overtaking lanes on the Riddoch Highway, improving road safety and increasing freight productivity on the major South East highway.

Two of the largest precast, single-span prestressed concrete girders ever constructed in South Australia have been lifted into place in Port Augusta, as part of the $200 million Joy Baluch AM Bridge Duplication Project.