Upper Spencer Gulf Common Purpose Group
Upper Spencer Gulf Election Forum
Come and join Spencer Gulf Cities for a lunch-time event to hear from candidates vying for the seat of Grey at the forthcoming Federal Election.
Candidates will outline their vision and priorities for the Upper Spencer Gulf, followed by opportunity for questions from the audience.
Event: Upper Spencer Gulf Election Forum
Date: Wednesday, 1st May 2019
Time: 12.00 noon – 2.00 pm
Venue: Central Oval, Port Augusta
Cost: $50 per person plus gst, which includes a two-course meal and drinks
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2019 Federal Election Platform
The Upper Spencer Gulf has some of the most significant mineral and renewable energy resources, natural biodiversity and landscapes in the world.
Substantial investment in renewable energy generation, mining and minerals processing, arid agriculture, defence and tourism is providing our region with a strong base from which we can continue to build on our comparative strengths and become cleaner, more innovative, liveable and economically diverse.
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Transforming the Upper Spencer Gulf
This report aims to capitalise and build on the strengths of the Upper Spencer Gulf, and lead the region’s transformation towards a competitive, vibrant and self-reliant economy and community.
The Hon Dan VHP, Minister for Energy and Mining and strong advocate for the Stuart electorate and the USG - at 2019 Premier's Awards in energy and mining.
Strong Spencer Gulf Cities contingent at the Premier's awards in energy and mining tonight.
Maybe the start of a circular economy for the USG...
A great video from Whyalla City Council on the recycling of the old jetty steel through our operations - the very place in which it was manufactured in the 1970s!
Half the Councils in SA are coastal. All 34 are facing rapidly escalating challenges and resourcing pressures.
Jetties and marine infrastructure are so important to coastal communities and visitors, but local councils just don't have the money to fund the ongoing repairs on their own - need stronger support from other levels of govt
JETTY FEEDBACK
Residents in regional areas are being urged to provide feedback on the future of jetties and wharfs in regional South Australia. Local leaders say the structures need to be recognised for their economic and social value. @garthburley1
.@regionalaus discusses the opportunity to rethink what regional Australia will look like in the future and how we want to shape our country
Let's be ambitious on population
We need government policies that will maximise education and job opportunities to achieve a more balanced population growth across Australia.
www.futurefocusproject.com.au
Great article from RAI - busting the myths that there are no jobs in the country and regions are dying. The evidence is to the contrary.
Let's be ambitious on population
We need government policies that will maximise education and job opportunities to achieve a more balanced population growth across Australia.
www.futurefocusproject.com.au
Very pleased to launch our USG waste and resource recovery strategy today - focus on reducing waste to landfill and attracting new recycling and re-manufacturing enterprise to the USG
Pt Pirie Mayor and Chair of Spencer Gulf Cities Leon Stephens at the Parliamentary Inquiry into recycling being held in Whyalla today
Great to have Parliament's ERD committee inquiry into recycling in the USG today
