Take a look at what more than $50 million invested in our local schools will deliver
As part of the State Government's record $1.3 billion capital works program, $51.5 million is being invested into our community.
The schools receiving funding in our area include Brighton Secondary School, Seaview High School, Hamilton Secondary College, Brighton Primary School and Warradale Primary School.
Read moreWarradale Primary School's 60th Birthday
A massive happy birthday to Warradale Primary School which this year turns 60!
The school's birthday committee put on a fantastic celebration today that included an art exhibition, live music and birthday cake.
Read moreSpring Open Day at North Brighton Community Garden
On a beautiful Sunday afternoon, I visited the North Brighton Community Garden for its Spring Open Day.
This wonderful community garden was the result of years of planning that led to securing a location at Bowker Oval in 2019.
Read moreJoining Marion City Lions in their first food drive
Despite the chilly weather, many people from our local community turned up to donate to a local food drive today.
Marion City Lions and MarionLIFE had organised this drive together to combat hunger.
Read moreHamilton Reserve Community Celebration
It was beautiful weather this Saturday morning at Hamilton Park Reserve, Warradale, as we celebrated recent upgrades to the reserve by the State Government and Marion Council.
Strong communities have good public amenities and, as part of the upgrade, the State Government contributed $180,000 to fund fantastic new automatic toilet facilities.
Read moreSod turning at Brighton Secondary School
Today, the Member for Black, David Speirs, the Member for Morphett, Stephen Patterson, and I were treated to a tour of Brighton Secondary school by Principal Tony Lunnis.
We saw sections of the school where part of a $13.84m upgrade is underway to construct a new two story-building with general and specialised learning areas, as part of the State Government’s Building Better Schools program.
Read moreFurther easing of COVID-19 restrictions
South Australia is getting back to business.
From Monday 29 June, restrictions will be lifted across the state and will be replaced by a 1 person per 2 sqm density rule.
This will help more people get back to work and drive economy activity.
An approved COVID Management Plan will be required for larger events, and more details will be provided shortly.
Read more$9 million upgrade for Hamilton Secondary College
Fantastic news for our local community as Hamilton Secondary College receives a $9 million upgrade as part of the Marshall Government's $66 million investment into South Australian schools.
Read moreFirst major tranche of $10k emergency cash grants flow to small businesses
We are doing everything in our power to help our local businesses get through the greatest economic challenge of our time.
The first major tranche of $10,000 emergency cash grants are being deposited into the bank accouts of more than 1,000 small businesses and not-for-profits.
Local restaurants, cafes, gyms and fitness studios, beauty salons, homewares stores, hairdressers and dentists across our community are among those to benefit from the financial relief, having either suffered a significant loss of income or been forced to close as a result of COVID-19 and the necessary restrictions to help limit its spread.
State Government invests $13.8 million into Brighton Secondary School
The Marshall Liberal Government has revealed more designs for school upgrades in the Southern suburbs, as part of its record $1.3 billion capital works program that will create thousands of jobs across the state.
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