From architecture to art, laneways to liveability, Adelaide is a city in transformation, its vibrancy a major drawcard for visitors from all over Australia and the world.

South Australia is leading the way when it comes to liveable metropolitan areas across Australia, with a national survey voting Adelaide City and the Adelaide Hills the best in the nation.

Off the back of the success of the star-studded A Day at the Drive event in Adelaide, new concept images have been released for Stage Two of the venue’s major redevelopment.

South Australians’ surging demand for new home builds has reached a record high in seasonally adjusted terms in December last year – a staggering 34 per cent jump for the month and 67 per cent higher than a year ago.

New concept designs have been released for the Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre (AACC), to be built at Lot Fourteen.

A landmark state government project which will transform the Flinders Medical Centre Emergency Department into the biggest in the state began construction today.

The $2 million upgrade of Le Fevre High School is now complete – the first project to be delivered as part of the state government’s record $1.3 billion education build which is creating thousands of jobs across South Australia.

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.

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.

With more affordable housing, less commuting and access to hills and beaches, more and more people are calling South Australia home.

A $9 million injection into the South Australian economy will soon be unlocked thanks to projects announced as part of the state government’s Tourism Industry Development Fund.

More than $170 million worth of projects in regional South Australia will get off the ground creating more than 1,500 jobs, thanks to $25 million from this year’s rounds of the state government’s Regional Growth Fund.