New laws aimed at better protecting South Australian workers employed through labour hire companies have formally come into effect – significantly expanding the scope of the state’s labour hire licensing regime.

South Australians are being warned about scams involving people posing as locksmiths, costing unsuspecting customers hundreds of dollars each year.

South Australian body corporate manager Robert De Jonge has been stripped of his land agent registration, following action by regulator Consumer and Business Services.

New penalties cracking down on petrol stations who fail to comply with South Australia’s real-time fuel monitoring scheme are now in effect.

A dozen convenience stores across the city have been hit with 28-day closure orders, following work by Consumer and Business Servies’ illicit tobacco taskforce.

More than 1,000 fuel inspections and petrol stations fined $20K since the Middle East conflict began.

More than 70 venues across South Australia will be open and welcoming fans for Saturday morning’s clash between Australia and Egypt in the World Cup.

Hospitality venues must label the country of origin of seafood dishes from 1 July 2026 - marking A for Australian, I for imported or M for mixed origin produce.

SkyCity Adelaide Pty Ltd (SkyCity Adelaide) will be fined $21 million and will implement a series of compliance measures sought by South Australia’s Liquor and Gambling Commissioner, under an in-principle agreement reached with the business.