Member for Hammond Adrian Pederick welcomes the announcement by Costa Property Group and Grange Development of their plan to build South Australia’s largest single development in roughly 70 years on the outskirts of Murray Bridge.

Peter Malinauskas’ 2024-25 State Budget has shown once again that Labor does not consider regional roads a priority with huge cuts to the capital works program and minimal funding for new projects.

The Liberal Opposition welcomes news that the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Occupational Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation has opened submissions for its inquiry into volunteer management and support within the Country Fire Service (CFS).

The Liberal Opposition’s “Report Your Road” campaign is gaining momentum, with more than a hundred submissions dobbing in dodgy regional roads in less than three weeks.

Tomorrow’s Federal Budget must restore funding for significant South Australian infrastructure projects, after Labor made more than $400 million worth of savage cuts to five key road initiatives.

As Peter Malinauskas shows little care for the state of South Australia’s regional roads by ditching the standalone portfolio as part of his Cabinet reshuffle, the Opposition is strengthening its efforts to see maintenance issues addressed with a new campaign.

Regional roads have been abandoned under Peter Malinauskas’ first Cabinet reshuffle with the standalone portfolio previously held by Geoff Brock now absorbed into the broader portfolio of Infrastructure and Transport held by Tom Koutsantonis.

The Liberal Opposition has welcomed the announcement of a $168 million investment for a series of safety treatments across some of the state’s most problematic regional roads.

Popular rideshare service Uber has called on the Malinauskas Labor Government to expand private transport options in the regions.

The Liberal Party's move to establish a Parliamentary inquiry to investigate issues within the South Australian Country Fire Service (CFS) has been successful in the Legislative Council.