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Discover sustainable fishing and aquaculture in South Australia. Support healthy fish stocks and local businesses for a thriving marine environment.

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Discover how we support livestock industries in South Australia through community collaboration, innovation, and sustainable practices for a thriving future.

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We work with businesses and the community to promote the primary industries in South Australia including grains, horticulture, grape and wine.

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Discover how South Australia fosters regional development through job creation, investment opportunities, and essential infrastructure for economic and community growth.
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South Australian Research and Development Institute (SARDI) delivers applied science that grows South Australia’s primary industries, food and wine.

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Page Updated: 04 Mar 2025

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Mobile phone expenditure

Minister Scriven - December 2025 mobile phone costs (PDF 126.1 KB)
Minister Scriven - November 2025 mobile phone costs (PDF 126.5 KB)
Minister Scriven - October 2025 mobile phone costs (PDF 123.9 KB)
Minister Scriven – September 2025 mobile phone costs (PDF 126.7 KB)
Minister Scriven – August 2025 mobile phone costs (PDF 161.2 KB)
Minister Scriven – July 2025 mobile phone costs (PDF 161.2 KB)
Minister Scriven – June 2025 mobile phone costs (PDF 224.9 KB)
Minister Scriven – May 2025 mobile phone costs (PDF 126.9 KB)
Minister Scriven – April 2025 mobile phone costs (PDF 125.9 KB)
Minister Scriven – March 2025 mobile phone costs (PDF 125.9 KB)
Minister Scriven – February 2025 mobile phone costs (PDF 161.3 KB)
Minister Scriven – January 2025 mobile phone costs (PDF 161.1 KB)
Chief Executive - December 2025 mobile phone costs (PDF 125.9 KB)
Chief Executive - November 2025 mobile phone costs (PDF 124.0 KB)
Chief Executive - October 2025 mobile phone costs (PDF 125.8 KB)
Chief Executive – September 2025 mobile phone costs (PDF 125.8 KB)
Chief Executive – August 2025 mobile phone costs (PDF 126.2 KB)
Chief Executive – July 2025 mobile phone costs (PDF 125.8 KB)
Chief Executive – June 2025 mobile phone costs (PDF 162.8 KB)
Chief Executive – May 2025 mobile phone costs (PDF 163.9 KB)
Chief Executive – April 2025 mobile phone costs (PDF 122.5 KB)
Chief Executive – March 2025 mobile phone costs (PDF 122.3 KB)
Chief Executive – February 2025 mobile phone costs (PDF 159.2 KB)
Chief Executive – January 2025 mobile phone costs (PDF 159.3 KB)

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Acknowledgement

The Department of Primary Industries and Regions cares for the Country and communities of South Australia. We ensure the land, sea, water and sky are healthy for future generations and strive to better understand their spiritual and cultural significance for Aboriginal people across the state. In the spirit of reconciliation, our commitment is to build progressive and trusting relationships to share knowledge and learn from each other. We recognise and own a difficult past, and together we will walk forward. We acknowledge the many Aboriginal people of this Country as the oldest continuous living culture in the world.

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