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Our budget for a STRONGER South Australia builds on the fantastic work everyone has done to get through COVID-19.
We are creating jobs, expanding hospital EDs to fix ramping, building new schools, safer roads and greener communities.
✅ $2m Elliston Preschool relocation
✅ $3.6m Port Lincoln foreshore development project
✅ $1.7m Tumby Bay Graham Smelt Causeway culvert upgrade
✅ $1.3m Open space recreation area construction and playspace in Cleve
✅ $918,000 Flinders Highway upgrades
✅ $392,000 Streaky Bay western transit loop development
✅ $285,000 Ceduna council-wide public amenities improvement project
✅ $115,000 independent and affordable aged accommodation in Kimba
✅ Establish an AgTech innovation hub at Minnipa Agricultural Centre
Continuation of funding for school builds at Cummins, Port Lincoln and Ceduna, as well as the Dog Fence rebuild.
#SABudget2021
And no new funding for rural health, despite the very significant issues.
Well done Peter and Steve.
More parents will be able to access our $100 Sports Voucher, as we expand this extremely popular program.
Students in years 8 and 9 will be eligible for the $100 discount on sports, dance or swimming lesson memberships or registration fees.
How about 'Medical' vouchures? I'm fighting for my life here and I'm not the only rural Australian finding it difficult to meet my scheduled appointments with ENT oncology specialists in Adelaide.
In a giant leap for our space industry, the State Commission Assessment Panel has given Southern Launch the green light to build the infrastructure required to undertake three test launches at the Port Lincoln site before the end of the year.
All that’s left now is for Southern Launch to attain a launch licence from the Australian Space Agency, and that process is underway.
This is an exciting step forward in South Australia’s already star studded space CV.
The results from the tests would form an important part of Southern Launch’s ambition to build a permanent orbital facility at Port Lincoln, which would be one of only two such facilities in the Southern Hemisphere.
Once the tests are complete, all equipment and infrastructure will need to be removed from the site with the land remediated and returned for conservation, recreational and tourism purposes.
This represents an enormous opportunity for growth, with South Australia in the box seat to tap into the nation’s booming space sector.
Don’t miss your chance to make history by submitting your entry to the SASAT1 Space Services Mission satellite naming competition 🚀
The mission to name SA’s first state satellite is giving primary and secondary students the chance to put their mark on the mission.
Submissions close on July 2. Find out more bit.ly/2Ro1ZTj
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A born and bred local, Peter Treloar has lived on the Eyre Peninsula his entire life - living, working and raising our family in the local community.
Through first-hand experience, he understands that country people make an extraordinary contribution to the community, the region and broader economy.
