A Fullarton man has been fined $13,500 after admitting to illegally disposing of chemicals into a street gutter, causing significant…[Read More]
South Australian News
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New team established to support Whyalla Steelworks Transition
The SA Government has established the Whyalla Steelworks Industrial Transformation Unit to lead a coordinated response to the steelworks’ administration…[Read More]
Celebrating Women Leading Circular Economy Innovation
Green Industries SA (GISA) has awarded the 2024–25 Women in Circular Economy Leadership Scholarship to Ms Angelina Russo for her…[Read More]
EPA SA looks ahead with 30-Year Strategy: Comment sought
EPA SA is seeking input as it develops a landmark 30-Year Strategy to guide its role as the state’s independent…[Read More]
Industrial Chemicals Environment Protection Policy
A notice has been published in the SA Government Gazette advising of the intention to prepare a draft environment protection…[Read More]
Small business sustainability support workshop
The South Australian Government is hosting a free Small Business Sustainability Support workshop in Stirling on Tuesday 26 August 2025.…[Read More]
FUNDING OPPORTUNITY: Funding for SA businesses to improve energy efficiency
The South Australian Government’s Powering Business Grants program is open, providing funding for small and medium businesses and not-for-profit organisations…[Read More]
Business Sustainability Program
Green Industries SA (GISA) has allocated more than $850,000 in funding through its Business Sustainability Program to support SA businesses…[Read More]
FUNDING OPPORTUNITY: Circular Infrastructure and Recycling Grants
SA businesses and local governments can now apply for Circular Infrastructure Grants to invest in equipment, technology, and processes that…[Read More]
More single plastic products banned from 1 September 2025
From 1 September 2025, SA will ban the following plastic items:Ban on pre-filled plastic soy sauce containers (including soy sauce…[Read More]