South Australia state budget 2018: Region by region

The state and federal governments will jointly fund an overpass to be built on Port Wakefield Road in the state's north.

REGIONAL SA

CANCER SERVICES: $12m over four years to expand country cancer services.
WILD DOG TRAPPERS: $600,000 over four years for wild dog trappers.
HEALTH BOARDS: $6.8m over four years to establish Local Health Network Governing Boards.
HEALTH WORKFORCE: $20m over four years for Rural Health Workforce Strategy.
COUNTRY HEALTH: $140m over 10 years for investments in country health facilities.
MOBILE PHONE COVERAGE: $10m over three years to mobile phone black spots funding.

ROADS: $500,000 in 2018-19 for Lyndoch Road upgrade.
HEALTH: $100,000 in 2018-19 to develop a business case for a new Barossa Hospital.

ROADS: $88.5m over three years for an overpass and highway improvements on Port Wakefield Road. To be delivered in partnership with the federal government
ARDROSSAN: $720,000 over four years for Ardrossan Hospital.
YORKETOWN: $605,000 over four years to upgrade surgical facilities at the Yorketown Hospital.
CLARE VALLEY: $396,000 to upgrade the Clare Valley Aerodrome.
PORT PIRIE: Sustainment work to be completed in 2018-19 at Northern Festival Centre.
CLARE VALLEY: $120,000 for an extension of the Riesling Trail to Auburn.

WHYALLA: $100m to establish a new Year 7 to Year 12 public secondary school for 1500 students to be opened in 2022.
PORT LINCOLN: $20.5m over three years to upgrade the Port Lincoln wastewater treatment plant.
ROADS: $3.1m in 2018-19 for shoulder sealing on the Lincoln Highway – Whyalla to Cowell and Tumby Bay to Port Lincoln.
ROADS: $2.5m in 2018-19 to upgrade the Birdseye Highway from Cleve to Lincoln Highway.

PORT AUGUSTA: $200m over four years for the duplication of Port Augusta’s Joy Baluch AM Bridge, in partnership with the federal government.
PORT AUGUSTA: $3.2m in 2018-19 to support environmental remediation activities at Bird Lake in Port Augusta.
APY LANDS: $50,000 in 2018-19 for permanent dialysis on the APY Lands.

MURRAY BRIDGE: $7m over three years for upgrades to Murray Bridge hospital’s emergency department.
LEGAL SERVICES: $600,000 to reinstate community centre legal services in the Riverland.
RIVERLAND: $200,000 to develop a business case for a Riverland Food and Wine Centre.

PENOLA: $14.6m over two years for Penola bypass, to be delivered in partnership with the federal government.
MOUNT GAMBIER: $2.1m over two years to expand and upgrade facilities within the renal dialysis unit at the Mount Gambier Hospital.
KINGSTON: $1m in 2018-19 for safety upgrades at Lighthouse Aged Care Home.

STRATHALBYN: $8.5m over three years for Strathalbyn Aged Care.
MOUNT COMPASS: $300,000 towards the development of the Mount Compass Recreation Park.

NAIRNE: $5m over two years to upgrade the Nairne intersection.
MOUNT BARKER: $3.9m over three years to implement a retained staff MFS station.
MOUNT BARKER: $1.9m over four years to establish a Mount Barker Services SA Centre.
BRUKUNGA MINE: $1.3m over four years for additional resources for Brukunga Mine operating costs.
HEALTH: $337,000 over four years to increase paediatric service at the Mount Barker Hospital.