RDA Barossa Gawler Light Adelaide Plains is a Board of Industry leaders from key sectors across the region, supported by a professional team, which collaborates with the three spheres of government to identify economic opportunity and challenges – and ways to address them.
In addition to targeted investment attraction, investor information and regional analysis, RDA delivers a range of services to business to support better business performance so not only do new businesses invest but existing business thrive and create jobs as well.
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The first installment of Give A Little More Barossa Soup Kitchen has come to an end after five sell-out weeks, with an incredible 632 serves of soup delivered. A phenomenal 250+ litres of soup and 60+ loaves of delicious sourdough bread were enjoyed in the Barossa community. Our Food Projects and Workforce coordinator Mark McNamara…
RDA Barossa Gawler Light Adelaide Plains joins regional business and industry in being excited to see over a million dollars injected into projects in the Barossa & Light region, as part of the South Australian Tourism Commission’s Tourism Industry Development Fund. “This Fund is spurring investment in our state’s regional tourism industry, supporting operators to…
Member for Barker Tony Pasin has welcomed Federal Government funding to expand access to international markets for key industries in Barker. Avocado, oil seed and grain industry bodies have received Federal Government funding under the $5 million Australian Government’s Package Assisting Small Exporters (PASE) program. The Australian Oilseeds Federation has developed a Grain Sustainability Certification…
As part of the A Little More Barossa festival, local chefs will be making delicious soups to sell for charity. Chefs Sam Smith (FINO Seppeltsfield), Tim Bourke (The Eatery), Mark McNamara (Food Luddite) and Ruby Stobart (Kind Hearted Kitchen), Clare Falzon (Hentley Farm) and Kyle Johns (Appellation) will be taking turns to make delicious soups,…
South Australia goes into Level 5 lockdown from 6pm tonight (20/07/21). If you need clarification on essential services and workers, view the SA Goverment Public Activities Chart – Level 5 Requirements here
View the Growing Our Regional Workforce Review Summary report by Regional Development South Australia here
