Bush Summit: Premier says ‘climate wars’ crippling rural investment
Premier Peter Malinauskas says neglect of the regions is a “social tragedy” as The Advertiser’s annual Bush Summit examines key issues affecting rural SA. Watch the replay here.
SA Bush Summit
Nippy’s crushed as factory power bill doubles to $110k a month
SA’s iconic juice manufacturer is one of many major regional businesses being smashed by the surging cost of electricity – despite cutting the amount of power it consumes.
Eyre locals fight for return of rail as trucks make roads crumble
Locals believe reopening the Eyre Peninsula rail line that was closed in 2019 is vital for the region, and are banding together to save the region’s small towns.
Green drought hides the South-East farmer red flags
It may be green as far as the eye can see, but farmers in South Australia’s South-East are currently facing conditions they fear they may never recover from.
The sixth generation face of Australia’s smart farming revolution
Sixth generation farmer James Heaslip went to uni and worked as an auditor and business analyst before returning to the farm that has been in his family for 152 years.
Bold mental health plan to ease pressure on hospitals
The Barossa Valley would be the site of a collaborative effort between GPs and service providers to help mental health patients waiting for specialist help.
Grim reality of Aussie life no one can escape
Australians living in the bush have revealed their biggest concerns, many of which reflect those of their city-slicking cousins.
Considering a tree change? These are the biggest challenges facing the bush
South Australians living in the bush have revealed their biggest concerns, many of which reflect those of their city-slicking cousins.
Truth about how Australia’s most famous wine region was founded
The Barossa is synonymous with German free settlers establishing a wine industry in the 1800s, but the reality is not that simple.
What we love about life on the land with our little Charlie
Fifth-generation SA farmer Karl Zerner shares what he loves most about raising his little boy where he grew up – and the things about farming that city folk mightn’t understand.
TikTok triggers Port Lincoln tuna titan’s treasure trove
A TikTok marketing push has triggered Port Lincoln tuna sales into China.
Trade triumph: China set to take our Aussie rock lobsters back
Trade Minister Don Farrell is predicting the end of Chinese trade barriers to Australia imports within weeks.
Bigger and better: The SA projects aiming to build healthy regional communities
Several projects are aiming to help create bigger, better, stronger, and healthier regional communities in SA. See what they are.
Mali says ‘nuclear has a role to play’, but what about SA?
Premier Peter Malinauskas says the state has a role to play in decarbonising the world with SA uranium as he brought forward the state’s renewable energy target.
The green transition is set to begin in the Upper Spencer Gulf
Premier Peter Malinauskas has visited the Upper Spencer Gulf with some of the state’s biggest companies to sign a revolutionary agreement.
Mali’s holiday park housing deal the first wave in Whyalla ‘blitz’
The Premier will kickstart a regional infrastructure blitz by announcing deals with two holiday parks to head off a major roadblock.
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