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New Patawalonga gates to help manage healthy lake and reduce risk of flooding
12 August 2024
Construction will start this month on a $17.3 million upgrade to the Patawalonga Lake System’s South Gates at Glenelg.
It’s time to register your furry friends
05 August 2024
South Australian dog and cat owners have just one more month to renew registrations for their beloved pets.
SA honours local climate action leaders
02 August 2024
An Adelaide council working to reduce carbon emissions and ease cost-of-living pressures for residents has been named the overall winner of the 2024 SA Climate Leaders Awards.
SA's western parks on show in August
01 August 2024
If you’re planning an epic road trip, now is a fantastic time to discover the stunning parks on the state’s Far West Coast.
Adelaide gives the ‘green light’ to celebrate World Ranger Day
31 July 2024
Adelaide landmarks will transform into shades of green tonight with Parliament House and the River Torrens Footbridge lighting up to mark World Ranger Day.
Construction starts on Bookmark Creek infrastructure upgrades
25 July 2024
Construction will get underway in the coming weeks on $9.8 million worth of infrastructure upgrades along Renmark’s Bookmark Creek.
Beach replenishment works to get underway
24 July 2024
Works to replenish West Beach with more sand will continue from July 29 in line with the recommendations of the independent Adelaide Beach Management Review.
Nominations open for SA’s regional landscape boards
22 July 2024
Women, First Nations peoples and young adults are among the demographics encouraged to nominate to become new members of South Australia’s regional landscape boards.
Heritage tourism boosted in SA’s regions
11 July 2024
More than a dozen businesses will share in nearly $150,000 in State Government funding to enhance heritage tourism across South Australia.
Stunning new Flinders Chase National Park Visitor Centre to bolster KI tourism
08 July 2024
The new Flinders Chase National Park Visitor Centre located at Karatta on Kangaroo Island’s wild west coast has been officially opened, replacing the former Rocky River centre destroyed in the 2019/20 bushfires.