This afternoon, I had the pleasure of conducting a tour of Parliament House for the students at Eynesbury Senior College.
It was followed by a visit to my local Rostrum Club in Walkerville. If you are interested in joining, please visit https://www.rostrum.com.au/clubs/sa-clubs to find a Rostrum Club near you - visitors are warmly welcomed!
The Liberal Government is encouraging schools and families to join more than 350,000 students across the nation who will ride, walk, scoot and skate to and from school on National Ride2School Day today.
🚴🏼♂️ Today is National Ride2School Day and I had the pleasure of joining Olympic marathon runner Jess Trengove at Wilderness School this morning to launch a new online resource for families aimed at supporting schools students to ride, walk or scoot to school safely.
Thank you to my staff for putting on a lovely morning tea to celebrate my birthday tomorrow! 🎂🎉
Today on World Social Work Day the Liberal Government extends its sincere thanks to social workers across South Australia for their ongoing hard work and dedication.
World Social Work Day is a day to celebrate the achievements of social workers, as well as raise awareness of their contribution to the community.
The State Government will consolidate services and staff from several departments to establish a new system of intensive support services, designed to disrupt patterns of child abuse and neglect.
Today I attended an International Women’s Day breakfast at the Adelaide Convention Centre.
It was wonderful to see so many amazing women in the one room together!#iwd 💕💙
Yesterday I attended the sod turning of a new 13-storey apartment development “Spence on Light” with my Cabinet colleague Hon Michelle Lensink MLC.
The build, situated on Light Square in the CBD, will provide more affordable housing where it is needed.
The Liberal Government has committed $14.5 million for the purchase of 40 of the 75 apartments, which will be owned by the SA Housing Authority, and is set to be completed by mid-2020.
The Marshall Liberal Government and the City of Adelaide have partnered to deliver new and upgraded pedestrian crossings at the West Terrace / Currie Street / Glover Avenue intersection to improve safety and access to Adelaide High School and the new City Skate Park.
The Marshall Liberal Government and Adelaide City Council have partnered to deliver a new City Skate Park, which will be integrated into the Gladys Elphick Park/Narnungga (Park 25).
The State Government will provide the $3 million funding required for the City Skate Park, due to be completed in the first half of 2020.
