Fishers busted trying to smuggle squid at Wirrina Cove. Recent seizures of illegally caught squid by Fisheries Officers from PIRSA, is a reminder to fishers that they can face the possibility of significant fines, loss of fishing equipment and
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Be a good egg – help stop the spread of AVG this Easter. Fishers heading out to enjoy South Australia’s waters this Easter and Anzac Day long weekend are reminded of the abalone fishing closure that is in place due to the Abalone Viral
Consultation open on new regulations for SA’s veterinarian profession. Don’t miss the opportunity to provide feedback on the new regulations for South Australia’s veterinary profession. The Department of Primary Industries and Regions (PIRSA)
Bring the chocolate, leave the fruit and vegetables at home this Easter. As the Easter long weekend approaches, the Department of Primary Industries and Regions (PIRSA) is urging all travellers to leave restricted produce behind and help protect the
Applications now open for second round of drought infrastructure grants. Applications have opened for additional grants through the State Government’s On-Farm Drought Infrastructure Rebate Scheme, which includes grants of up to $20,000, to support
Building works commence for South Australia’s Forestry Centre of Excellence. The establishment of the $16 million Forestry Centre of Excellence has gathered momentum with construction commencing of the permanent purpose-built facility at Mount
SA Karenia mikimotoi algal bloom update. The South Australian Government met with relevant state and federal agencies and affected councils regarding the ongoing microalgae bloom, Karenia mikimotoi, on Wednesday 9 April. The bloom is currently
Gather Round the fruit fly restrictions. The Department of Primary Industries and Regions SA (PIRSA) is reminding those travelling to and around South Australia for the AFL’s Gather Round to leave restricted produce behind. With thousands of
Eco-meal champion Kelly Johnson wins 2025 South Australian Agrifutures Rural Women’s Award. Entrepreneur Kelly Johnson has been named South Australia’s winner of the 2025 AgriFutures Rural Women’s Award for her innovative work in transforming
$55 million in new funding support for drought affected farmers across SA. The Malinauskas State Government has today announced a further $55 million package of comprehensive assistance to support drought affected farmers and communities across
Thriving Communities enabling upgrades at Port Broughton sporting facilities. Members and visitors at 2 Port Broughton community sporting facilities are set to enjoy easier access to clubrooms and facilities thanks to the State Government’s
SA’s drought affected farmers score matched funding at annual soccer event. The State Government will be matching donations, dollar for dollar, to support drought affected farmers at tomorrow’s third annual Rural Support Charity Match at Coopers