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**Last updated 3/7/2020** SA Border Restrictions Update – New Changes Announced South Australia has abandoned plans to reopen the Victorian border on 20 July as COVID-19 cases spike in Victoria. Premier Marshall stated ACT and NSW restrictions could still be lifted. A new portal has been created for people who wish to travel into…
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Rail could save more than $15m a year in local freight costs
Reinstatement of a freight rail service between Mount Gambier and Heywood could benefit local business by as much as $15.6…
Read MoreLimestone Coast Prospectus of Priorities
Priorities to enable our region towards 7750 jobs In 2018 the region undertook a process of coming together to explore…
Read MoreMarketing opens world of opportunity
Workshops help businesses expand reach A fantastic opportunity is coming up for business owners and operators looking to improve and…
Read MoreSouth Australia Food and Beverage Export Hub – helping food and beverage businesses fast track their export growth
A new export hub has recently been established to help South Australian small to medium food and beverage businesses become…
Read MoreRegional Development Australia Limestone Coast boosting the capability of our local building industry
Local construction and trade businesses can enhance their chances of securing work on a range of South Australian projects by…
Read MoreIs bioenergy for your business?
Bioenergy is energy or power produced from organic matter derived from plants, animals and organic by-products. Referred to as ‘biomass…
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Acknowledgement of Country
Regional Development Australia Limestone Coast acknowledges and respects the traditional owners of the ancestral lands of the Limestone Coast. We acknowledge elders past and present and we respect the deep feelings of attachment and relationship of Aboriginal peoples to country.
