The Department of Primary Industries and Regions (PIRSA) is a key economic development agency in the Government of South Australia.
We partner with stakeholders and all levels of government to advance the sustainability of our primary industries. Our work supports the prosperity and liveability of the state's regional communities.
Get to know our Minister, the Hon. Clare Scriven MLC.
Find out about PIRSA's executive leadership team.
We have administrative responsibility for legislation that governs primary industries and regional development.
See PIRSA's annual performance summary, including finances and risk management.
Find out about PIRSA's divisions in our organisational structure ().
You can access PIRSA information through an FOI application.
We are committed to being open and accountable, including public participation to make decisions, policies and laws.
Find out how we engage the community, industry, councils, and regional development associations.
We make sure that PIRSA is accessible and equitable for all people.
Our passionate team of around 800 people work across metropolitan and regional South Australia.
We protect the prosperity and sustainability the state’s food, wine, aquaculture, fisheries, forestry, grains, livestock, dairy, and horticulture industries. We also support and develop regional communities.
Current vacanciesIn collaboration with Aboriginal people, PIRSA aims to build tangible, enduring change and equity for Aboriginal people and communities in South Australia.
The Department of Primary Industries and Regions is an accredited White Ribbon workplace.
PIRSA is committed to playing our part in the prevention of suicide and supporting South Australians impacted by suicide.
PIRSA's corporate plan outlines our key deliverables for the year. It details our priorities and the planning framework in place to achieve these.