Parliament of Australia

Senator Kerrynne Liddle represents South Australia in the Federal Parliament, serving as the Shadow Minister for Social Services and Indigenous Australians. Her focus includes addressing issues that contribute to the health, success, and prosperity of South Australians, with an emphasis on building a promising future for the state. The senator has advocated for the reinstatement of the Cashless Debit Card, arguing that its removal has had negative consequences for vulnerable communities, despite some reports of individual benefits during the trial. Liddle continues to engage with local organizations and communities to address pressing issues such as cost of living and community safety. Generated from the website

Regional Development Australia (RDA) Adelaide is part of a national initiative aimed at strengthening and growing regional areas in South Australia through collaboration between various levels of government, industry, and the community. The organization focuses on economic development, fostering relationships, and supporting job opportunities across sectors such as agriculture, tourism, and hospitality. RDA Adelaide coordinates key projects, including the Regional SA Blueprint, which outlines priorities for investment and infrastructure development. Additionally, it hosts an annual summit to address regional issues and engage stakeholders in the crafting of effective, place-based solutions for sustainable growth. Generated from the website