South Australian small and medium businesses are among the most confident in the nation and have reported a significant rise in trading conditions – which include profitability, sales, forward orders and employment.

South Australian wineries will benefit from a new $5.4 million wine market expansion program that will support them to diversify into new markets, grow sales of premium SA wine across the globe, and create more jobs.

A South Australian-first blueprint to drive economic growth in the state’s regions and create jobs across a range of industries has been released by the State Government.

Communities across SA will benefit from dozens of high-profile infrastructure projects to be delivered under a major job-creating stimulus program.

In a major coup for the South Australian football/soccer community, construction will commence this week on the new $24 million State Centre of Football – a project that’s creating 100 jobs.

The State Government’s record $4 billion economic ‘adrenalin hit’ to turbo-charge SA’s strong ongoing jobs and economic recovery from COVID-19 is the second largest stimulus package in the nation, behind only NSW.

More than $253 million in cash grants has been paid to thousands of small businesses and not-for-profits across SA to help them survive and trade through COVID-19.

Amazon, one of the world’s leading technology companies, is expanding its presence in Adelaide and aims to create more than 50 jobs in South Australia over the next three years.

SA businesses now have access to on-the-spot financial support and services from the state government thanks to a new mobile phone app launched today.

CommSec’s State of the States economic report released today shows South Australia in joint third position, our highest ranking in over a decade – further evidence of SA’s strong recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.

The state government’s approval of Port Augusta Operations’ (PAO) Development Application is paving the way for a new port facility to be built on the Upper Spencer Gulf.

South Australia’s recycling industry will receive a $30 million boost with the Federal and State Government signing up to a National Partnership on Recycling Infrastructure.