Kidsafe SA is the lead agency dedicated to preventing unintentional deaths and reducing the incidence and severity of injuries to children aged less than 15 years. Through the provision of information, education, training, advocacy, and working in collaboration and partnership with like-minded organisations, Kidsafe SA works to influence legislation, state and local governments, organisations, communities and families to become more aware of how to reduce unintentional childhood death and injuries.
The Australian Adventure Activity Standard and Good Practice Guides are new national standards that provide a good practice framework for safe and responsible planning and delivery of outdoor adventure activities with dependent participants.
The standards cover abseiling, angling, bushwalking, camping, canoeing, canyoning, caving, challenge courses, climbing, cycling, cycling touring and mountain biking, diving, enclosed & coastal waters paddle-craft, horse trail riding, inland water paddle-craft, kayaking, mountain biking, rafting, river sledding, ropes courses, sea kayaking, sit on top kayaking, snorkelling, stand up paddle-boarding (sup).
The standard, guides and further information can be found on the Australian Adventure Activity Standard website.
This Act provides for the establishment and maintenance of trails for recreational walking, cycling, horse riding, skating or other similar purposes.
An Act to provide for the use and liability of general and specific recreational grounds.
We acknowledge and respect Aboriginal peoples as South Australia's first peoples and nations, we recognise Aboriginal peoples as traditional owners and occupants of land and waters in South Australia and that their spiritual, social, cultural and economic practices come from their traditional lands and waters; and they maintain their cultural and heritage beliefs, languages and laws which are of ongoing importance; We pay our respects to their ancestors and to their Elders.