Whether it’s at the beach, on the river, in the pool or at sea, South Australians are being urged to stay safe around the water this summer.
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Everyone should be safe at work, public transport workers provide a very valuable service, and they shouldn't have to face violence in their workplace.Each year, far too many public transport workers are assaulted by passengers while they are simply trying to do their job.
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Grants are now available for local projects that reduce crime and increase safety in our community.
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The State Government has appointed retired Supreme Court Judge The Honourable David Bleby QC as South Australia’s first Parole Administration Review Commissioner.
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A General Firearms Amnesty will commenced in South Australia on Tuesday, 1 December 2015 and will conclude on Thursday, 30 June 2016.
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Recognising that two-thirds of South Australians own a pet, the State Labor Government is committed to dog and cat management reform that will eliminate cruelty to dogs and cats and return lost pets to owners.
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An online public survey has now been prepared to gain the views and opinions of customers, commuters, and the general public.
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Applications have opened for this year’s round of the State Government CCTV Grants Program, designed to help reduce crime rates and improve community safety.
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You’ve replaced the light bulb but what do you do with the old one? It’s easy. Instead of
throwing it in the bin and adding to landfill simply drop of the used globes at the checkout
counter of any Banner Hardware, Mitre 10 or True Value hardware stores. These stores are
part of the Green Industries SA BackLight Household Light Globe Recycling Programme.
The State Government’s commitment to law and order means that we now have more police with better resources, meaning less crime in our community.
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The construction of a new pedestrian and cyclist crossing is about to begin at a key intersection in Seaton, with works scheduled to start tomorrow.
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