A newly proclaimed national park on the Fleurieu Peninsula will ensure threatened native animals and plant species will be protected for years to come – as well as providing new trails for mountain bikers and hikers.

FireFlight Technologies – supported by the University of South Australia’s Innovation & Collaboration Centre – has received $100,000 in funding from the state government’s Go2Gov program.

Nyrstar will build a product recycling facility at its Port Pirie smelter to significantly reduce fugitive lead emissions and vastly improve the long-term health of the Port Pirie community, particularly the local children.

The River Torrens in Adelaide’s CBD is set to be reinvigorated with more wetlands and plantings to create a cooler, greener and wilder attraction for locals and visitors in the heart of the city.

South Australia is again showing its leadership in recycling and waste management with a new Global Centre of Excellence in Circular Economy – Circular360 to establish a head office in Adelaide.

Targeted street plantings, green wall and roof grants, a new ‘cool corridor’ and a water rebate program will continue the work of creating a greener and cooler Adelaide CBD and further boost our city’s liveability.

In a world first, a Limestone Coast food manufacturer will convert oat husks into electricity, enabling it to offset almost all its monthly energy costs.

Construction is underway at South Australia’s newest national park to create a spectacular new $3.3 million fossil experience in the northern Flinders Ranges.

South Australia’s fledgling commercial seaweed industry will get a significant boost with a $1.5 million state government project to grow the sector and create new jobs.

Lot Fourteen based SITAEL Australia has announced a new partnership with the University of Adelaide’s Institute for Photonics and Advanced Sensing (IPAS) to cooperate in innovative research into space-based infrared instruments.

Farmers’ innovative recovery and resilience projects on Kangaroo Island will get a $1 million boost with the State Government providing funding to Livestock SA and Agriculture KI.

A new lookout, upgraded campgrounds and improved visitor facilities will be delivered at three sites in a $3 million investment at the ever-popular Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park on the Yorke Peninsula.