
Adelaide Metro
Jan Turbill
Chair
Chris Wood
CEO
Tue 16th Aug 2022
Thank you Hon. Clare Scriven MLC for your keynote speech, and for your passion for the regions read more.
Thank you Hon. Clare Scriven MLC for your keynote speech, and for your passion for the regions read more.
Calling all businesses in the Southern Flinders Ranges! To capitalise on the multi-million-dollar development to upgrade facilities and tourist attractions... read more.
Do you have barista experience? The excellent Tumby Bay Bakery are looking for you! Head to our website for more... read more.
Applications are invited to join the Murraylands and Riverland Regional Leadership Development Program Steering Committee. Thanks to funding from the... read more.
Following the success of our last Region Ready Demystifying Migration Specialist Seminar we are partnering again with the South Australian... read more.
Thinking about exporting your wine, or expanding your international markets? Do you need an export contract? If so, how should... read more.
Angie from Barossa Campus was at at Nuriootpa High School School Curriculum and Career Expo 2022 today. She joined over... read more.
Great two days ahead at the GMUSG Conference. Looking forward to hearing from all the exciting projects across the region. read more.
Established in 2019, the South Australian Agricultural Town of the Year Award recognises South Australian towns that are excelling in agricultural practices and the flow on effect they have on communities.
This award is proudly presented by the Government of South Australia and Solstice Media and highlights the vital role that agriculture plays in the regional landscape – being the backbone of most regional communities.
In addition to being recognised as the ‘South Australian Agricultural Town of the Year’, the winning town receives:
The Eyre Peninsula farming town of Kimba has been named South Australia’s 2021 Agricultural Town of the Year.
Located at the midway point between Australia’s East and West coasts, the vibrant town finished ahead of Booleroo Centre, Kapunda, Mypolonga and Orroroo to take the prize as the state’s premier agriculture town.
Kimba has a rich agricultural history being at the forefront of South Australian dry land agriculture and it is a tradition that continues today. This is a town where the younger generation are the driving force behind so many initiatives and spurring on the rest of the community.
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians and Owners of the lands in which we work and live on across Australia. We pay our respects to Elders of the past, present and emerging. We are committed to collaboration that furthers self-determination and creates a better future for all.