Back of the Napkin Lunch – Business, Jobs, and Contractor Connections
Explore business, employment, and contractor opportunities in the Barossa at this practical networking lunch in Lyndoch.
Category: News
Farm Household Allowance
Farming families facing financial hardship may be eligible for the Farm Household Allowance.
Beyond City Limits: Where Regional Careers Can Outearn the City
New research shows 80+ occupations earn higher incomes in regional, rural and remote Australia. The Beyond City Limits report breaks down where you can get ahead — with clear data covering 80% of the workforce.
AusTrade Tariff Support for Australian Exporters
If your business is affected by US tariffs or global trade disruptions, Austrade can help you manage risk and find new opportunities.
$55 million Drought Support Package announced
The State Government of SA announced a further $55 million package of comprehensive assistance to support drought affected farmers and communities.
Greater Adelaide Regional Plan
The South Australian Government has released its Greater Adelaide Regional Plan, which identifies where 315,000 new homes will be built over the next 30 years and preserves important land for future infrastructure requirements.
Regional Blueprint 2024-2025 Summary
The Regional Blueprint 2024-2025 Summary provide key insights into the trends shaping regional economies, industry expansion, and infrastructure investment.
RDABGLAP Champions Regional Growth at Country Cabinet
RDABGLAP advocated for regional investment, highlighting infrastructure, workforce development, and education priorities to Premier Peter Malinauskas MP and SA Government leaders at Country Cabinet.
How the B2B Support Program Helped Artist Stuart Hoerisch Build His Business
Stuart Hoerisch transformed his creative passion into a sustainable business with expert local support, gaining guidance in marketing, finance, and branding through the B2B Support Program.
Criminal Underpayment Laws and Small Businesses
Starting 1 January 2025, new criminal underpayment laws have come into effect. Small business employers can rest assured that genuine mistakes in wage payments will not lead to prosecution.