Business owners, industry representatives, training providers and learners are being encouraged to take part in a review of the Training and Skills Development Act 2008 to shape the future of South Australia’s training system.

Adelaide: South Australia will be the stage for Mortal Kombat, New Line Cinema’s highly anticipated epic action film, it was announced today by the Premier of South Australia Steven Marshall. Mortal Kombat is a bold cinematic adventure based on the blockbuster videogame franchise. Bringing the legendary property to life on the big-screen is a team of world-renowned Australian filmmakers led by producers James Wan (Aquaman, The Conjuring films) and award-winning commercial filmmaker Simon McQuoid, who is also taking the helm in his feature directorial debut.

Changes to perceptions surrounding apprenticeships and vocational education pathways will be the focus of a new State Government advertising campaign being launched today.

The Regional Accelerator Music Program (RAMP) has reached Murray Bridge with an aim to increase live music activity across regional South Australia.

The South Australian screen industry has contributed a record $119.5 million to the state’s economy in the past financial year, according to a new report by Deloitte Access Economics, published today.

Twenty-five job seekers will gain civil construction traineeships through an innovative training project involving the Wild Africa expansion project at Monarto Zoo.

Twenty-seven State Heritage-listed properties are in for a spruce up, thanks to grants of $250,000 being provided under the first round of the new SA Heritage Grants Program.

A local medical diagnostics software company based at Lot Fourteen, Presagen, will be taking its life-changing technology to global markets, thanks to the Marshall Liberal Government’s $28 million Research, Commercialisation and Startup Fund (RCSF).

Two creative industry leaders have been appointed to the South Australian Film Corporation (SAFC) Board highlighting the Marshall Liberal Government’s commitment to strong industry experience and expertise, among the state’s creative sector Boards.

South Australia is one step closer to becoming a global destination for quality food and hospitality education, with the Marshall Liberal Government commencing a scoping study to establish an International Centre for Food, Hospitality and Tourism Studies at Lot Fourteen.