Viterra needs 1800 more workers
Despite drought, fires and frost, SA’s grain harvest is looking highly promising – and its primary handler Viterra is putting on hundreds more workers than normal to manage it.
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First section of Dog Fence rebuild complete
Work on rebuilding South Australia’s Dog Fence has reached a major milestone.
Who owns SA’s biggest farms?
A Canadian pension fund might be the single biggest investor in Australian agriculture, but in South Australia farming families still rule the roost. Explore the list.
Tight supply beefs up meat’s price
Lovers of a good steak shouldn’t expect to find bargains anytime soon, with cattle prices growing to record levels as the country’s beef herd shrinks to its smallest in decades.
Who owns SA’s biggest farms?
A Canadian pension fund might be the single biggest investor in Australian agriculture, but in South Australia farming families still rule the roost. Explore the list.
Kerrin McEvoy statue gets leg up from government
He’s the pride of the Eyre Peninsula, and this famous jockey will now have a statue built in his honour at Streaky Bay.
Victoria ‘a clear threat to public health in SA’
South Australia’s borders will shut to Victorians from midnight Wednesday night. It comes as Premier Steven Marshall says there will be ‘greater scrutiny’ on all essential travel applications.
Emirates pulls out of Adelaide
Emirates, which ran direct flights from Adelaide to Dubai until the COVID-19 pandemic, is pulling out of the SA market.
Blueprint to reap a $6b field of dreams
After a tough season last year, the South Australian grain sector is forging ahead with plans to grow to a $6 billion industry by 2030.
One-off funds opportunity to drive regional fight back
Handouts of up to $2m could entice regional business owners to invest in their local economies to bring country towns back to life under a new state government stimulus plan.
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