Largest aerial survey of coastline in decades as SA records second bird flu case. The largest aerial survey undertaken in more than four decades of South Australia’s coastline, islands and reefs has found no evidence of widespread impacts from H5
Bird flu community forum at Goolwa. The Malinauskas Government is hosting an H5 bird flu community forum at Goolwa on Monday 6 July to provide Fleurieu communities with the latest information on preparedness and response efforts. Experts will share
High-tech network supports early bushfire responses. A ground-breaking artificial intelligence (AI) system has detected almost 90 unplanned fires since it was rolled out across more than a million hectares in South Australia, helping firefighters
Removing training barriers for cross-border forest firefighters. Training for forest firefighters will be a step closer to being standardised across the Green Triangle through one of two new projects funded as part of the South Australian Wood Fibre
New support for SA farmers. Drought-affected farming businesses in South Australia’s Murray Mallee, Riverland and Upper North regions will be able to access urgent financial assistance through the provision of low-interest loans of up to $250,000.
Extra funding secured for drought support. The Malinauskas Labor Government has locked in an additional $24.5 million for the Drought Support Package as part of the Mid-Year Budget Review, ensuring every eligible application for assistance is granted
Algae monitoring buoys ahoy! Six hi-tech monitoring buoys which will automatically detect future harmful algal blooms before they reach our shores are being deployed across South Australian waters. The state-of-the-art oceanographic moorings are
The Men's Table invites drought-affected regions to talk mental health. The Men's Table is starting community-led work to support men and their families in dry and drought affected areas of South Australia. With support from Preventive Health SA, Men
Community shows support for drought-affected farmers at Loxton’s Longest Brunch. Loxton’s Longest Brunch delivered a strong show of community support for drought-affected farmers across the region, thanks to a successful, locally-led event
Weather it Together campaign launches. A campaign led by farmers, for farmers, promoting ways to support mental health and wellbeing during challenging seasons launched at Yorke Peninsula Field Days, funded through the State Government’s $73
Algal bloom hotline keeps community informed. A new algal bloom phone hotline will launch on Friday 3 October, providing further access to accurate, timely and consistent information about the algal bloom affecting parts of South Australia. The free
Camps and excursions support drought-impacted students. North of Adelaide and on the outskirts of the Barossa Valley, the famous old mining town Kapunda has felt the significant trickling impact of drought on its schooling community. Kapunda High