For the first time in over a year, direct flights between New Zealand and South Australia have resumed.

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 Australia has taken a significant step in gaining World Heritage status for parts of the Flinders Ranges after the nomination was placed on Australia’s Tentative List for World Heritage.

The overwhelming success of the HomeBuilder grant scheme in SA - more than any other state or territory per capita - is helping drive a huge hi-vis economic recovery, with local tradies inundated with housing and construction work for at least the next 18 months.

Lot Fourteen is helping cutting edge startups, advanced research and global corporates collaborate on solutions to our most challenging problems.

Another round of Great State Vouchers targeted to accommodation will keep the momentum of South Australia’s record-breaking occupancy rates going into the colder months.

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.

South Australian specialty food and beverage exporters are celebrating their first export deal with Texas based premium grocery retailer Central Market.

Researchers at the University of South Australia have designed a pioneering, fin-shaped evaporator that uses solar evaporation to turn contaminated water into safe drinking water.

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.

South Australia is welcoming global tech giant, Google Cloud – with the organisation deciding to base their Google Cloud Public Sector presence at Adelaide’s Lot Fourteen.

With work underway at the Osborne shipyard for the construction of the Attack-class submarines South Australians are at the front of the queue for the thousands of well paid, highly skilled jobs the $50 billion program will create.