Questions

Read questions raised by Travis in Parliament on matters affecting the Mount Gambier electorate and regional South Australia.

Question to the Premier on government advertising in regional newspapers

25 June 2026

Travis asked the Premier when the government's commitment to advertise in regional newspapers will commence, seeking an update on the delivery of a pledge to support regional media through regular government advertising.

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Question to the Minister for Health and Wellbeing on stomal therapy services

25 June 2026

Travis asked the Minister for Health and Wellbeing to outline the current allocation of specialist stomal nursing services in Mount Gambier and the Limestone Coast, and whether the level of service meets the needs of a region of this size.

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Question to the Minister for Housing and Infrastructure on the Finger Point Wastewater Treatment Plant upgrade

04 June 2026

Travis asked the Minister for Housing and Infrastructure whether the recent $25 million investment in the Finger Point wastewater network upgrade will increase the system's long-term capacity and support existing and future housing developments in Mount Gambier without delay.

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Question to the Premier on Limestone Coast Gas Moratorium

03 June 2026

Travis asked the Premier to provide details of the community consultation sessions held in Mount Gambier and Naracoorte regarding the proposed lifting of the moratorium on unconventional gas development, including when and where the sessions were held and how they were advertised to the public.

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Question to the Minister for Education on the Mount Gambier High School upgrade

20 May 2026

Travis asked the Minister for Education when work is expected to commence on the $6 million upgrade of Mount Gambier High School, seeking an update on the delivery of the important investment in local school infrastructure.

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Question to the Premier on community opposition to fracking

19 May 2026

Travis asked the Premier whether he accepts that regional communities have the right to oppose fracking projects in their own areas, particularly where there are concerns about farming security and the Limestone Coast's clean, green reputation.

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