Departmental media releases

South Australian car and motorcycle events are set to get bigger and better following a huge injection from the State Government’s Car Club Program.

World-class women’s football will take centre stage in Adelaide from tonight and all fans with a valid event day ticket are welcome to free public transport on all Adelaide Metro bus, train and tram services.

Recovery works on the Olympic Dam Highway have been completed, increasing the strength and resilience of the road network for future flooding events.

New Koala State number plates will be available to help support South Australia’s dedicated volunteer wildlife rescue and rehabilitation organisations.

The South Australian Government has signed a four-year funding deal for The Overland passenger rail service between Adelaide and Melbourne.

More than 1500 people have been cautioned for fare evasion or inappropriate behaviour as part of a four-week safety operation targeted at key public transport locations.

Momentum continues to build for the Australian and South Australian governments’ jointly funded Majors Road Interchange Project. Acciona Construction Australia has been awarded the contract to design and construct the project.

The State Government is undertaking a transport study for the Fleurieu Peninsula and Kangaroo Island to inform future transport planning and investment in the region.

Fifty super-T bridge deck support beams, each weighing up to 64 tonnes, are being installed on the new Pedler Creek Bridge at Seaford Heights, south of Adelaide, as part of the Main South Road duplication project.

Boosting safety is the top priority at 17 dangerous crash sites on South Australia’s roads, with the Australian Government committing $5.9 million in 2023-24 under the Black Spot Program to fully fund upgrades at each of them.