SA Govt’s $27.3B investment to be discussed at 16th SA Major Projects Conference

The 16th annual SA Major Projects Conference will return to the Adelaide Convention Centre this year.

From the 4th to the 5th of May, the event is expected to connect roughly 200 industry leaders, key decision makers and other delegates to discuss various infrastructure projects focused on supporting South Australia’s growing population.

Among these discussed ventures will be the SA Government’s record $27.3 billion investment in transformative projects over four years, across major transport, healthcare and other critical infrastructure.

Over 30 major projects – worth around $7 billion – are also planned, approved or under construction in Adelaide to reshape the city’s skyline.

Related stories:

• Transport Australia launches, calls for major industry change
• Australasian Railway Association welcomes new Infrastructure Priority List
• NT road infrastructure receives support from key university research

One of the event’s many high-level speakers include Dr Jane Lomax-Smith, the Lord Mayor of Adelaide, who will open day two of the conference with a keynote address.

Other speakers such as the Chief Executive of Infrastructure SA, the Head of Project Delivery at Adelaide Airport and the Managing Director of investing house Clime will deliver presentations on the following:

• Infrastructure strategy for the state;
• building SA’s Health Infrastructure;
• Adelaide Airport Upgrades;
• Keystone Tower project
• Flinders Adelaide Container Terminal Upgrade, and;
• the Northern Battery Project

Visit the official South Australian Major Projects Conference 2026 | 4-5 May | Adelaide website for more details and to register.