The Sands and McDougall Building at King William Street is set to be State Heritage listed with the State Government choosing not to intervene in the process.

The Adelaide Hills has a new walking and cycling trail which offers a more accessible, family-friendly option for those wanting to explore Mount Lofty.

South Australians will have access to a wider range of water sources with the moratorium on the drilling of new domestic bores lifted in Adelaide.

Business is booming for communities near reservoirs which have been recently opened for recreational access by the Marshall Liberal Government.

Myponga Reservoir has officially welcomed the 50,000^th visitor through its gates, further highlighting the success of the Marshall Liberal Government’s initiative to open South Australia’s reservoirs for recreational access.

Wittunga Botanic Garden at Blackwood is set to become even more popular with a new viewing platform and nature play area to be built thanks to $750,000 funding from the Adelaide City Deal.

In its full response to the Independent Review of South Australia’s 2019/20 bushfire season, the Marshall Liberal Government has announced nearly $100 million of funding ahead of the upcoming fire danger season.

More than 650 hectares has been added to four of South Australia’s national parks to strengthen conservation and biodiversity across the state.

Key strategic areas across South Australia on both public and private land will be targeted as the State Government starts its spring prescribed burns season to reduce the risk of bushfires.

The Marshall Liberal Government’s approach to tackling climate change has been given the tick of approval by renowned climate economist Professor Ross Garnaut in a new report released today.