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South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal We are the South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (SACAT) SACAT resolves issues within specific areas of the law We can hold conferences, conciliations or mediations and formal hearings We also conduct reviews of government department decisions
Contact us - South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal If you are unable to complete the form online, you can contact the Tribunal for assistance on 1800 723 767 and a staff member may assist you complete the form by telephone You can also visit SACAT’s offices at Level 4 or 7, 100 Pirie Street, and use a computer at one of SACAT’s public kiosks where staff may also provide assistance
Todays hearings - South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Some Magistrates Court housing matters are heard at SACAT and will also appear on this list Friday 18 July 2025 Where can I get more information? Before attending SACAT, make sure you read through these helpful tips Preparing for a hearing Attending SACAT Fees and charges Contact us You can also contact SACAT on 1800 723 767
SACAT Online Services - South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal All applications to SACAT are made online You can use a computer, tablet or smart phones You can apply now via our online application form Creating an account For organisations who have regular interactions with SACAT, consider using a single email account We recommend using a reception or commonly available email address for your organisation
Who we are - South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal The South Australian and Civil Administrative Tribunal (SACAT) helps people in South Australia resolve issues within specific areas of law – either through agreement at a conference, conciliation or mediation, or through a decision of the Tribunal at a formal hearing