Harmony Week highlights humanity’s best after severe weather events

• Harmony Week is a chance to recognise multicultural communities supporting those impacted by recent weather events.
• Theme of ‘Everyone belongs’ promotes respect and inclusion.
• Harmony Week is held from 17-23 March nationally. 

This year’s Harmony Week is a chance to celebrate Queenslanders of diverse cultural backgrounds, including those

Celebrating Harmony Week across the Territory

Harmony Week 2025 has arrived, and the Finocchiaro CLP Government is proud to celebrate our rich cultural diversity.

Running from Monday, 17 March to Sunday, 23 March, Harmony Week is a time for all Australians to come together and embrace our unique cultures.

In recognition of the Northern

Settlement sees environmental benefits for the Daly River

The Finocchiaro CLP Government welcomes a negotiated outcome for the Claravale Farm prosecution matter, which has been ongoing since late 2021.

The settlement followed an agreed

AirAsia direct Darwin-Kuala Lumpur route launched

Connectivity between the Northern Territory and Asia will increase with a new AirAsia Malaysia non-stop service between Darwin and Kuala Lumpur launched today.

The introduction of AirAsia Malaysia to

Opposites attract (hopefully) as new pandas settle into new life at Adelaide Zoo

Giant Pandas, Xing qui and Yi Lan, have settled into their new home at Adelaide Zoo’s Bamboo Forest with staff and volunteers reporting the pair have distinctly different personalities.

About 47,000 people have visited the Zoo since Xing qui and Yi Lan arrived, replacing longtime residents Wang Wang and Fu-ni who have now returned China.

Adelaide Zoo’s involvement in the Giant

New 20-year Infrastructure Strategy to support growing state

The Malinauskas Labor Government has adopted Infrastructure SA’s new 20-year State Infrastructure Strategy, setting the long-term vision for infrastructure investment to support economic growth, liveability, and sustainability across the state.

South Australia is growing steadily, with the population expected to reach 2 million by 2031.

According to Infrastructure SA, the State

Key rail corridors for northern and southern regions to support growing communities

Two rail corridors from the city - one south towards Aldinga and Sellicks Beach and one north towards Roseworthy and Concordia - will be preserved by the South Australian Government to cater for future housing development.

Securing these corridors will unlock more transit options for the outer southern suburbs, which the Greater Adelaide Regional Plan (GARP) forecasts to grow by

Tourists expected to converge on the Outback as desert parks re-open after summer

Tourists will be able to enjoy outback adventures and marvel at remote landscapes and wildlife when Australia’s largest national park and other desert attractions re-open this weekend.

Munga-Thirri - Simpson Desert National Park, which spans 3.6 million hectares in South Australia’s Far North, will welcome

South Australians encouraged to ‘plan ahead’ during National Advance Care Planning Week

During National Advance Care Planning Week, South Australians are being encouraged to take essential steps in preparing for their future by completing an Advance Care Directive.

The week, running from 17-23 March, aims to raise awareness of the key legal tools that support advance care planning

The Malinauskas Labor Government will introduce a bill to vary the Environment and Food Production Areas (EFPA) so that there continues to be an ongoing supply of development ready land over the next 30 years.

Changing the EFPA boundaries to align with the Greater Adelaide Regional Plan (GARP) will unlock the potential to accommodate 61,000 new dwellings which will ensure there is a greater supply of land for housing.

Without the proposed changes, the