Departmental media releases

The long-awaited release of Japanese-style number plates has proven popular with South Australians with more than one thousand vehicles already rocking their new plates.

Get moo-ving to this year’s Royal Adelaide Show on public transport with an udderly stress-free ride to the heart of the fun.

For the first time in over 40 years, trains are running into the heart of Port Adelaide, with the Port Dock spur line and station now open.

Drivers in Mount Gambier, South Australia can enjoy a smoother and safer drive thanks to the completion of four upgraded roundabouts in the regional city.

The new Adelaide Aquatic Centre is taking shape with concrete pouring commencing on the slabs to support the new pools.

Close to 600 extra bus services each week will give Adelaide Hills commuters greater flexibility, creating more seats on public transport and taking cars off the road.

South Australian company Bardavcol has been awarded the contract for the major works on an $85 million upgrade of the Marion Road and Sir Donald Bradman Drive intersection, which will provide better traffic flow between the city and airport both during and after construction of the River Torrens to Darlington Project.

Motorists are enjoying a safer and easier drive along the Sturt Highway thanks to the addition of a new overtaking lane, new rest areas and other road repairs.

An exclusive and rare piece of South Australian automotive history will be up for grabs when it hits the auction block for the first time later this month.

Work is now complete on the upgrade of the Brighton Road and Edwards Street junction at South Brighton in Adelaide’s southwest, improving road safety and public transport efficiency.