Nick Champion

Adelaide University has now been ranked in the top 100 universities in the world.

We are building enrolment capacity across school levels in one of our fastest growing regions.

When South Australia proposed a social media ban for under-16s, some said it couldn’t be done. Now countries around the world are following. This morning I joined Jake Tapper on CNN to discuss what our social media ban for under-16s means for our kids.

Thanks to these legends for helping out with today’s announcement!

More housing designed for women aged 55 and over who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness.

The global instability in recent months has only underscored the importance of Australian sovereignty.

Great to be out at Smithfield train station this morning chatting with commuters about the State Budget and its importance to the local area.

Australia’s first neighbourhood exclusively for first homebuyers, right here in Adelaide’s northern suburbs, will be fast tracked to accelerate construction of 400 homes. We’re pulling every lever to help more South Australians achieve the dream of home ownership.

The first instalment of Mali’s Meat Tray ✅ What better way to hear from South Australians than a good old-fashion meat tray at the pub, all for a great cause in @VinniesSA. Thanks to the Woodcroft Hotel for having me and to all the local legends that stopped for a chat and a laugh. Where should we head to next?

Come along to a session at Playford Uniting Church to have your say (Curtis Road & Douglas Drive, Munno Para): Thursday 11 June, 5–7pm Saturday 13 June, 11am–1pm If you can’t make it, you can still have your say online before 21 June at dit.sa.gov.au/curtisroadLXR

We’re removing the Curtis Road level crossing to improve safety and reduce congestion for local families. 🚘 Community consultation is coming up with sessions to be held on the 11th and 13th of June. More details in the comments.

BREAKING NEWS: Greens & Liberals attempt to stop the North Adelaide Golf Course redevelopment fails in #saparli

This is about boosting housing supply and getting more South Australians into their own home sooner.

Two more brand-new apartment buildings including 100 homes ready to be lived in have now been completed at Prospect Corner in Adelaide, as a result of our investment with the @AlboMP Government.

Tuesday night’s Budget was a big pro-supply Budget. We’re investing another $2 billion in housing enabling infrastructure - the roads, water and sewerage that actually unlock new homes. That brings our total investment in housing enabling infrastructure to $6.3 billion since coming to government, with billions more available. That’s more than the Coalition promised at the last election - and more than 50 times what they actually invested over a decade in office. They promised $1 billion. In the end, they spent just $123.5 million. And our infrastructure investment was just one supply measure in the Budget - we also took further action to speed up housing approvals and streamline construction standards nationwide. This could unlock tens of thousands of more homes and builds on our ambitious $47 billion Homes for Australia plan. We’re not just making promises - we’re delivering. New housing commencements are up 26% on this time last year. Real progress is being made. But we know there’s more work to do.

The second stage of a massive development in Adelaide’s west is underway but those familiar with the area would already notice some massive changes. See the video 👉 adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-aus…

A new housing development is popping up at Seaton.

The housing crisis requires bold solutions. The former Liberal Government had a plan to build 101 homes at Seaton. We’ve turned that into a vision to create a 1,452-home urban transformation. Our government is doing everything we can to build more homes for South Australians.

We’ve secured a strategic reserve of up to 20 million litres of diesel to boost South Australia’s fuel security. While diesel continues to arrive on our shores, and the Commonwealth has committed to a $10 billion plan to ensure Australia’s long-term fuel security - it is prudent that we invest in our own reserve to provide a buffer in the case of unforeseen events.

BREAKING: The Albanese Labor Government is investing another $2 billion in infrastructure to help unlock up to 65,000 homes across Australia.