Many business across our council regions sustained damages from hail storms, lightning strikes and flash flooding on the 28th of October. Adelaide Plains growers were particularly badly affected with the hail shattering the panels of their glasshouses and destroying crops. Multiple businesses in the main streets of Tanunda and Gawler experienced hail and flood damage.…
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
Words by Imogen Hindson We spoke to Two Wells Bakery owner Hayden Routley about how COVID-19 accelerated his plans for innovation. With the easing of COVID-19 restrictions state wide, many businesses are reopening their doors and welcoming a flood of new and established customers. But for the Two Wells Bakery, their innovative idea meant they…
Words by Imogen Hindson Regional Development Australia (Gawler Barossa Light Adelaide Plains) are adopting the ‘Totally Locally’ campaign, originally developed by UK resident and frequent Barossa visitor, Chris Sands. ‘Totally Locally’ is a free-for-all template guide for small businesses and locals alike in the BGLAP region for the purposes of community connection. Promoting values of…
Words by Imogen Hindson Regional Development Australia (Gawler Barossa Light Adelaide Plains) are adopting the ‘Totally Locally’ campaign, originally developed by UK resident Chris Sands. ‘Totally Locally’ is a free-for-all template guide for small businesses and locals alike in the BGLAP region for the purposes of community connection. Promoting values of checking in with…
Are you a small business in the Barossa? Would you benefit from four months business coaching and mentorship to develop the sustainability of your business and ensure its capacity to grow? Our BUILD small business scholarships offer three x four months scholarships through Next Level Up Business Coaching & Mentoring. Each scholarship is valued at…
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.