The department’s Online Accessibility Toolkit has received two accolades at the Australian Access Awards on 12 December 2019.

AustCyber and Ribit recently hosted Cyber Connect, a business-to-student speed networking event at the University of Adelaide.

On Friday, 29 November 2019, more than 300 of South Australia's cultural leaders, artists and creatives packed the Queen's Theatre to celebrate the 14th annual Ruby Awards.

In the Chief Executive’s latest Thoughts and Insights, Jim McDowell shares his views on workplace culture and how the department is striving to achieve its goals.

David Gulpilil and Paul Blackwell were honoured for their remarkable, long-standing contribution to arts and culture in South Australia, both receiving a Premier’s Award for Lifetime Achievement at the 2019 Ruby Awards.

The 2019 Ruby Awards, recognising outstanding achievement in South Australia’s arts and culture sector, were presented on 29 November 2019 at the Queen's Theatre in Adelaide.

In a highly contested grant round, eight applications were recommended for funding totalling over $262,000 for Community Arts and Cultural Development projects commencing in 2020.

The latest recipients of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Arts Development program have been announced, helping to support art making, presentation and professional development.

Congratulations to five outstanding South Australian teams who won awards at the GovHack Red Carpet Awards on Saturday 9 November.

The nominees for the 2019 Ruby Awards have been announced, featuring some of South Australia’s leading artists and arts and cultural productions, programs and festivals.

The department is now accepting applications for the 2020-21 Expand Together grants.

Our department’s launch of the Online Accessibility Policy Easy Read Guide makes it simpler for South Australian Government, businesses and citizens to make digital content more accessible to everyone.