EAP Grants Now Open
Grants of up to $100,000 are available through Green Industries SA’s LEAP program to support sustainable and circular economy projects.
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We work with businesses and communities to sustainably grow our regional economy and create more liveable communities. We’re a non-government and non-profit organisation part of a national network.
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Need help with your small business? Contact us for support and referrals.
Want to grow your business? Join our B2B Support Program for free advice and subsidised referrals to local professionals.
Need a place to study? Barossa Regional University Campus offer FREE campus-style facilities, the latest technology, learning opportunities and support to all higher education students – no catch! It’s part of the national Regional University Study Hub Network, funded by the Department of Education. Register free!
Grants of up to $100,000 are available through Green Industries SA’s LEAP program to support sustainable and circular economy projects.
The Regionalisation Ambition Year 2 Progress Report tracks progress on key metrics, highlighting achievements and challenges in regional Australia.
Grants between $20,000 and $200,000 support projects conserving Indigenous languages and celebrating cultural expressions. Applications close 25 November 2024.
Adelaide Plains business owners are invited to the final networking event of 2024 on 10 December.
The Department for Infrastructure and Transport invites feedback on its 30-Year Transport Strategy. Share your thoughts before 16 December.
PIRSA is offering the Vineyard Resting Rebate (Round 2) for South Australian red winegrape growers trialling the use of Ethephon.
Join the Barossa Vintage Festival volunteer team for the 2025 event! Learn more at the Volunteer Information Session 2 December, 2024.
Kapunda Business Alliance AGM on 3 December 2024 at Prince of Wales Hotel, Kapunda. Review achievements and plan for 2025.
Small Business Roundtable connected diverse industries to tackle cash flow, digital gaps, and strategy, shaping SA’s Small Business Strategy.
Join PIRSA’s grower webinar on Tomato brown rugose fruit virus, Thursday, 28 November 2024, at 4 pm ACST, online or in person.