If you have a complaint or want to provide any feedback about the service provided by a government department, you should contact them directly.
State government
Complaints and feedback about state government departments or services can be made online.
Contact details for individual government departments.
Local government
Contact your local council directly to make a complaint or provide feedback.
State government
Complaints and feedback about state government departments or services can be made online.
Contact details for individual government departments.
Local government
Contact your local council directly to make a complaint or provide feedback.
If you're not satisfied with how your complaint is handled, you can approach the South Australian Ombudsman or the Office for Public Integrity.
Ombudsman SA
The South Australian Ombudsman has the power to:
- independently investigate the actions of government departments, statutory authorities, and local government councils and their elected members
- receive information confidentially from a person who wishes to inform about possible improper or illegal actions in state or local government
- review decisions made about the supply of information in accordance with the Freedom of Information Act 1991.
Office for Public Integrity
If you suspect corruption, misconduct or maladministration in a public agency, including any local or state government agency or authority, or the police, you can report it to the Office for Public Integrity.
Any matter assessed as raising a potential issue of corruption may be investigated by the Independent Commissioner Against Corruption (ICAC), or another law enforcement agency.
