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.
Please can you take 10 minutes of your precious time to complete the RDA BGLAP Business Insight Survey. By completing the Survey, you will be helping us in determining the health of our local economy in your regional area. All Business Insight Survey respondents will take part in a draw in December 2019 for a…
Article by winetitles.com.au | Created 25 Sep 2019 | Accessed 26 Sep 2019 The Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) released its final report of its Winegrape Market Study on September 24th, with ten recommendations to “improve the efficiency and fairness” of winegrape markets in Australia’s warm climate grapegrowing regions, noting that several recommendations would…
Are you thinking about adding to your staffing crew? There is a lot to consider when looking to take on an employee. Trainee and apprenticeships can be a good option to train new employees and upskill current employees with solid foundations into your business.
Since April 2018 workers have been building a 29km pipeline, which will carry high-quality, climate-independent recycled water, irrigating a new horticultural precinct north of the Gawler River.
The Barossa Campus offers a place to study and succeed without the added pressure and costs of community or living away.
Red Centre, established by Nadia and Yuandamarra in 2014, is an agribusiness business that works to give Indigenous communities access to commercial markets for produce, and to generate employment; the Red Centre Enterprise also grow their own commercial crops of Australian native plants!
