Dozens of South Australian artists and organisations have shared in $1,893,404 through the Government of South Australia’s Arts Recovery Fund.

Outcomes of the October 2020 round of the Arts and Culture Grants Program have been announced.

Winners of the 2020 Ruby Awards were thrilled to see their work recognised in a year like no other.

The Premier’s COVID-19 Aboriginal Community Leadership Awards recognised 13 Aboriginal communities whose outstanding approaches kept South Australians safe.

Winners of the 2020 Ruby Awards were announced last night during a presentation at the Art Gallery of South Australia.

The plan focuses on three key priorities to enable South Australia to be accessible and inclusive, collaborative, and secure and trusted.

Office for Data Analytics Executive Director, Peter Worthington-Eyre, shares insights about several initiatives where government data use is more collaborative.

At the 2020 Ruby Awards, Arts South Australia will be celebrating the arts and cultural sector’s resilience, innovation and adaptation.

Applications for Multicultural Affairs’ Multicultural Grants Program 2021-22 are now open.

The State Budget’s key measures will support the State’s economic rebuilding and recovery by getting South Australians back at work, supporting industry, reducing costs and investing in infrastructure.

The third progress report shows many initiatives are improving the opportunities and services available to Aboriginal South Australians under the government’s Aboriginal Affairs Action Plan 2019-2020.

Nominations for the 2020 Ruby Awards are now open, closing 19 November 2020.