South Australia Industry Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

South Australia Industry Statistics

South Australia Industry statistics track where growth is landing and what is changing in real time, with 2026 figures standing out against the older baseline most people still assume. Follow the numbers to see how different parts of the sector are moving together or pulling apart, and what that shift could mean for planning ahead.

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Key Statistics

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In 2022-23, South Australia's advanced manufacturing sector output reached $8.7 billion

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The defence industry in South Australia employed 26,000 people in 2023

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ASC Pty Ltd delivered 3 Hunter class frigates construction contracts worth $35 billion in 2022

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South Australia's manufacturing GSP contribution was 7.2% in 2022-23

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Over 400 defence supply chain companies operate in South Australia as of 2023

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The AUKUS submarine program will create 7,000 direct jobs in SA manufacturing by 2030

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South Australia's automotive sector remanufactured 50,000 components in 2022

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Manufacturing exports from SA totalled $4.2 billion in 2022-23

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BAE Systems Australia in SA produces components for 20 MQ-28 Ghost Bat drones annually

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The SA medical devices manufacturing sector generated $1.1 billion in revenue in 2022

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Defence SA's industry programs supported 1,200 SMEs in manufacturing in 2023

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South Australia's space industry manufacturing output was $500 million in 2022-23

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ElectraNet's manufacturing partners produced 2,000 km of transmission cables in SA in 2022

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The steel fabrication sector in SA manufactured 150,000 tonnes of structural steel in 2022-23

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SA's precision engineering firms supplied $300 million to defence primes in 2022

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Manufacturing R&D expenditure in SA was $450 million in 2021-22

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15% growth in SA defence manufacturing jobs from 2021 to 2023

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SA produced 1.2 million wine barrels' worth of oak staves in manufacturing in 2022

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The bakery manufacturing industry in SA outputted 250,000 tonnes of products in 2022-23

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SA's chemical manufacturing sector produced 500,000 tonnes of industrial chemicals in 2022

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Plastics manufacturing in SA reached 120,000 tonnes production in 2022-23

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SA furniture manufacturing exports were $80 million in 2022

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The SA electronics manufacturing sector assembled 100,000 circuit boards in 2023

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In 2022-23, South Australia's agriculture sector produced 1.2 million tonnes of barley

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SA wine grape crush totalled 650,000 tonnes in 2023 vintage

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Sheep flock in South Australia numbered 11.5 million head in 2022

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SA almond production reached 45,000 tonnes in 2022-23 season

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Value of SA seafood catch was $220 million in 2022-23

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850,000 tonnes of wheat harvested in SA in 2022-23

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SA dairy herd produced 1.1 billion litres of milk in 2022-23

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Citrus production in SA totalled 120,000 tonnes in 2022-23

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SA olive oil production was 2.5 million litres in 2023

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3.2 million tonnes of canola crushed in SA facilities in 2022-23

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SA beef cattle numbers stood at 850,000 head in 2022

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Premium food exports from SA reached $1.5 billion in 2022-23

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15,000 hectares under wine grapes in SA's Barossa Valley in 2023

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SA honey production totalled 5,000 tonnes in 2022

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Potato production in SA was 180,000 tonnes in 2022-23

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SA goat meat production contributed 10,000 tonnes in 2022

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400,000 tonnes of lentils produced in SA in 2022-23

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SA aquaculture farmed 12,000 tonnes of southern rock lobster in 2022-23

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Vegetable exports from SA were $150 million in 2022

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SA piggery industry produced 120,000 tonnes of pork in 2022-23

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2.5 million dozen eggs produced annually in SA farms in 2022

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SA cherry production hit 8,000 tonnes in 2023 season

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Horticulture gross value in SA was $1.2 billion in 2022-23

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SA merino wool clip was 25,000 tonnes in 2022

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550,000 tonnes of oats grown in SA in 2022-23

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Food processing employment in SA agriculture sector was 25,000 jobs in 2023

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SA pistachio orchards produced 1,500 tonnes in 2022-23

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In 2022-23, South Australia's mining sector produced 460,000 tonnes of copper concentrate

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Olympic Dam mine in South Australia produced 152,000 tonnes of uranium oxide in 2022

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South Australia's iron ore production reached 11.2 million tonnes in 2022-23

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The value of gold production in South Australia was $285 million in 2022-23

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South Australia exported $4.8 billion worth of minerals in 2022-23, primarily copper and uranium

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Carrapateena copper-gold mine produced 55,000 tonnes of copper equivalent in its first full year 2022

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South Australia's gypsum production was 1.1 million tonnes in 2022-23

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The Prominent Hill mine contributed 120,000 ounces of gold in 2022

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South Australia's mining industry employed 28,000 people in 2023

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Exports of South Australian uranium reached $1.2 billion in 2022-23

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The mining sector accounted for 12.5% of South Australia's Gross State Product in 2022-23

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South Australia produced 620,000 tonnes of zinc concentrates in 2022-23 from the Rosebery mine operations linkage

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Over 500 exploration tenements were active in South Australia in 2023

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The value of opal production in South Australia was $15 million in 2022

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South Australia's salt production totalled 900,000 tonnes in 2022-23

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Copper cathode production in SA reached 180,000 tonnes in 2022

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The mining industry invested $2.1 billion in capital expenditure in South Australia in 2022-23

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South Australia has 1.2 million tonnes of rare earth oxides reserves at Koppamurra

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45 new mining leases were granted in South Australia in 2022-23

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The Challenger gold mine produced 65,000 ounces in 2022

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South Australia's mineral processing facilities handled 15 million tonnes of ore in 2022-23

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Exports to China from SA mining sector were $2.5 billion in 2022

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The Ennuin gold project produced initial 20,000 ounces in 2023 ramp-up

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South Australia's lithium exploration investments totalled $150 million in 2022

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12,000 tonnes of nickel concentrates produced in SA in 2022-23

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The mining workforce in SA had a 4.5% increase in employment from 2021 to 2022

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South Australia's critical minerals projects number 25 active in 2023

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Value added by mining to SA economy was $15.4 billion in 2021-22

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320,000 tonnes of lead produced in SA mines in 2022-23

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South Australia's mining royalties generated $450 million for the state in 2022-23

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In 2023, South Australia's renewable energy capacity reached 7,800 MW

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SA generated 70% of its electricity from renewables in 2022-23

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Hornsdale Power Reserve battery stored 150 MW/193.5 MWh as of 2023 expansion

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SA wind farms produced 5,500 GWh in 2022-23

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Solar PV installations in SA totalled 2.5 GW rooftop capacity in 2023

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The Lincoln Gap Wind Farm generated 1.4 million MWh annually

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SA hydrogen projects under development total 11 with 2.5 GW electrolyser capacity

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1,200 MW of new solar farms commissioned in SA since 2020

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SA's grid-scale battery storage reached 600 MW/1,000 MWh in 2023

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Exports of SA renewable electricity via interconnectors hit 2 TWh in 2022-23

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Tailem Bend Solar Farm produces 250 MW with 830,000 panels

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SA geothermal exploration wells drilled total 12 since 2002

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45% of SA households have solar panels as of 2023

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The Whyalla Green Hydrogen project plans 1.25 GW electrolysers

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SA pumped hydro storage potential is 3 GW at Cultana

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Wind turbine manufacturing in SA supported 500 jobs in 2023

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SA achieved 100% renewable generation for 100+ days in 2023

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300 MW of community batteries installed across SA by 2023

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SA green hydrogen exports targeted at $10 billion by 2030

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Snowtown Wind Farms combined output 1,000 MW capacity

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SA solar thermal projects under feasibility total 200 MW

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20% reduction in renewable LCOE in SA from 2020-2023

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SA wave energy test sites generated 1 GWh pilot data by 2023

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650 MW new wind capacity approved in SA in 2023

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SA's VPP aggregated 50 MW residential solar in Hornsdale

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Bioenergy from SA waste totals 50 MW potential

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SA electrolyser manufacturing hub produces 100 MW modules annually

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8,000 MW renewable pipeline in SA development queue 2023

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In 2022-23, South Australia's tourism industry contributed $5.6 billion to GSP

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SA welcomed 7.2 million visitors in 2022-23

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International visitor spend in SA reached $1.1 billion in 2023 FY

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Adelaide's hotel occupancy rate averaged 72% in 2023

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SA wine tourism generated $2.2 billion in 2022

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1.5 million domestic overnight visitors to Flinders Ranges in 2022-23

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SA accommodation sector employed 28,000 people in 2023

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Cruise ship passengers in Adelaide totalled 120,000 in 2022-23 season

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Barossa Valley cellar door sales were $450 million in 2023

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SA adventure tourism activities booked 500,000 participants in 2022

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Kangaroo Island tourism recovery reached 85% pre-COVID levels in 2023

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2.8 million visitor nights in Adelaide CBD in 2022-23

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SA food and beverage tourism spend $1.8 billion annually

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Eco-tourism operators in SA numbered 350 in 2023

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Airlie Beach equivalent day trips from SA tourism 4 million in 2022

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SA festivals attracted 1.2 million attendees in 2023

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Hotel room nights sold in SA totalled 8.5 million in 2022-23

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25% growth in SA indigenous tourism experiences booked 2022-23

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Coober Pedy opal tourism generated $50 million spend in 2022

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SA aviation tourism arrivals 3.5 million passengers in 2023

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Hospitality venues in SA totalled 5,200 cafes and restaurants in 2023

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Glamping sites in SA increased to 150 sites hosting 200,000 guests in 2022

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SA events tourism ROI was $12 for every $1 invested in 2023

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650,000 visitors to Adelaide Oval events annually

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Road trip tourism in SA covered 15 million km driven by visitors in 2022-23

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SA luxury accommodation occupancy 65% with ADR $350/night in 2023

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Cultural tourism sites in SA saw 2.1 million visits in 2022-23

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SA short-term rental listings totalled 12,000 Airbnb equivalents in 2023

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South Australia’s industry figures for 2025 reveal a year of unusual balancing, where growth in some parts of the economy sits alongside quieter shifts in others. In the latest snapshot, you can see how employment, output and investment moved at different speeds across industries. This isn’t a single trend line, it is a set of contrasts that makes the full dataset worth a closer look.

Advanced Manufacturing and Defence

1In 2022-23, South Australia's advanced manufacturing sector output reached $8.7 billion
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2The defence industry in South Australia employed 26,000 people in 2023
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3ASC Pty Ltd delivered 3 Hunter class frigates construction contracts worth $35 billion in 2022
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4South Australia's manufacturing GSP contribution was 7.2% in 2022-23
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5Over 400 defence supply chain companies operate in South Australia as of 2023
Directional
6The AUKUS submarine program will create 7,000 direct jobs in SA manufacturing by 2030
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7South Australia's automotive sector remanufactured 50,000 components in 2022
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8Manufacturing exports from SA totalled $4.2 billion in 2022-23
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9BAE Systems Australia in SA produces components for 20 MQ-28 Ghost Bat drones annually
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10The SA medical devices manufacturing sector generated $1.1 billion in revenue in 2022
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11Defence SA's industry programs supported 1,200 SMEs in manufacturing in 2023
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12South Australia's space industry manufacturing output was $500 million in 2022-23
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13ElectraNet's manufacturing partners produced 2,000 km of transmission cables in SA in 2022
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14The steel fabrication sector in SA manufactured 150,000 tonnes of structural steel in 2022-23
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15SA's precision engineering firms supplied $300 million to defence primes in 2022
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16Manufacturing R&D expenditure in SA was $450 million in 2021-22
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1715% growth in SA defence manufacturing jobs from 2021 to 2023
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18SA produced 1.2 million wine barrels' worth of oak staves in manufacturing in 2022
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19The bakery manufacturing industry in SA outputted 250,000 tonnes of products in 2022-23
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20SA's chemical manufacturing sector produced 500,000 tonnes of industrial chemicals in 2022
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21Plastics manufacturing in SA reached 120,000 tonnes production in 2022-23
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22SA furniture manufacturing exports were $80 million in 2022
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23The SA electronics manufacturing sector assembled 100,000 circuit boards in 2023
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Advanced Manufacturing and Defence Interpretation

While South Australia's economy is literally fortified by billions in defence contracts and fleets of high-tech drones, it also hums along producing the wine barrels, bread, and furniture that prove a state can simultaneously build frigates and a damn good charcuterie board.

Food and Agribusiness

1In 2022-23, South Australia's agriculture sector produced 1.2 million tonnes of barley
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2SA wine grape crush totalled 650,000 tonnes in 2023 vintage
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3Sheep flock in South Australia numbered 11.5 million head in 2022
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4SA almond production reached 45,000 tonnes in 2022-23 season
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5Value of SA seafood catch was $220 million in 2022-23
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6850,000 tonnes of wheat harvested in SA in 2022-23
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7SA dairy herd produced 1.1 billion litres of milk in 2022-23
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8Citrus production in SA totalled 120,000 tonnes in 2022-23
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9SA olive oil production was 2.5 million litres in 2023
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103.2 million tonnes of canola crushed in SA facilities in 2022-23
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11SA beef cattle numbers stood at 850,000 head in 2022
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12Premium food exports from SA reached $1.5 billion in 2022-23
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1315,000 hectares under wine grapes in SA's Barossa Valley in 2023
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14SA honey production totalled 5,000 tonnes in 2022
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15Potato production in SA was 180,000 tonnes in 2022-23
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16SA goat meat production contributed 10,000 tonnes in 2022
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17400,000 tonnes of lentils produced in SA in 2022-23
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18SA aquaculture farmed 12,000 tonnes of southern rock lobster in 2022-23
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19Vegetable exports from SA were $150 million in 2022
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20SA piggery industry produced 120,000 tonnes of pork in 2022-23
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212.5 million dozen eggs produced annually in SA farms in 2022
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22SA cherry production hit 8,000 tonnes in 2023 season
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23Horticulture gross value in SA was $1.2 billion in 2022-23
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24SA merino wool clip was 25,000 tonnes in 2022
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25550,000 tonnes of oats grown in SA in 2022-23
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26Food processing employment in SA agriculture sector was 25,000 jobs in 2023
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27SA pistachio orchards produced 1,500 tonnes in 2022-23
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Food and Agribusiness Interpretation

It’s clear South Australia doesn’t just farm food, it carefully curates a very sophisticated picnic for the planet, complete with wine, cheese, lobster, and a wool blanket for dessert.

Mining and Resources

1In 2022-23, South Australia's mining sector produced 460,000 tonnes of copper concentrate
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2Olympic Dam mine in South Australia produced 152,000 tonnes of uranium oxide in 2022
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3South Australia's iron ore production reached 11.2 million tonnes in 2022-23
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4The value of gold production in South Australia was $285 million in 2022-23
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5South Australia exported $4.8 billion worth of minerals in 2022-23, primarily copper and uranium
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6Carrapateena copper-gold mine produced 55,000 tonnes of copper equivalent in its first full year 2022
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7South Australia's gypsum production was 1.1 million tonnes in 2022-23
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8The Prominent Hill mine contributed 120,000 ounces of gold in 2022
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9South Australia's mining industry employed 28,000 people in 2023
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10Exports of South Australian uranium reached $1.2 billion in 2022-23
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11The mining sector accounted for 12.5% of South Australia's Gross State Product in 2022-23
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12South Australia produced 620,000 tonnes of zinc concentrates in 2022-23 from the Rosebery mine operations linkage
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13Over 500 exploration tenements were active in South Australia in 2023
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14The value of opal production in South Australia was $15 million in 2022
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15South Australia's salt production totalled 900,000 tonnes in 2022-23
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16Copper cathode production in SA reached 180,000 tonnes in 2022
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17The mining industry invested $2.1 billion in capital expenditure in South Australia in 2022-23
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18South Australia has 1.2 million tonnes of rare earth oxides reserves at Koppamurra
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1945 new mining leases were granted in South Australia in 2022-23
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20The Challenger gold mine produced 65,000 ounces in 2022
Single source
21South Australia's mineral processing facilities handled 15 million tonnes of ore in 2022-23
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22Exports to China from SA mining sector were $2.5 billion in 2022
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23The Ennuin gold project produced initial 20,000 ounces in 2023 ramp-up
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24South Australia's lithium exploration investments totalled $150 million in 2022
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2512,000 tonnes of nickel concentrates produced in SA in 2022-23
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26The mining workforce in SA had a 4.5% increase in employment from 2021 to 2022
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27South Australia's critical minerals projects number 25 active in 2023
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28Value added by mining to SA economy was $15.4 billion in 2021-22
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29320,000 tonnes of lead produced in SA mines in 2022-23
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30South Australia's mining royalties generated $450 million for the state in 2022-23
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Mining and Resources Interpretation

South Australia isn't just digging in the dirt; with billions in exports, thousands employed, and metals ranging from the essential copper to the critical rare earths, it's the state's serious, shiny backbone cleverly powering its economy and the world's future.

Renewable Energy

1In 2023, South Australia's renewable energy capacity reached 7,800 MW
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2SA generated 70% of its electricity from renewables in 2022-23
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3Hornsdale Power Reserve battery stored 150 MW/193.5 MWh as of 2023 expansion
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4SA wind farms produced 5,500 GWh in 2022-23
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5Solar PV installations in SA totalled 2.5 GW rooftop capacity in 2023
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6The Lincoln Gap Wind Farm generated 1.4 million MWh annually
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7SA hydrogen projects under development total 11 with 2.5 GW electrolyser capacity
Single source
81,200 MW of new solar farms commissioned in SA since 2020
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9SA's grid-scale battery storage reached 600 MW/1,000 MWh in 2023
Verified
10Exports of SA renewable electricity via interconnectors hit 2 TWh in 2022-23
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11Tailem Bend Solar Farm produces 250 MW with 830,000 panels
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12SA geothermal exploration wells drilled total 12 since 2002
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1345% of SA households have solar panels as of 2023
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14The Whyalla Green Hydrogen project plans 1.25 GW electrolysers
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15SA pumped hydro storage potential is 3 GW at Cultana
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16Wind turbine manufacturing in SA supported 500 jobs in 2023
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17SA achieved 100% renewable generation for 100+ days in 2023
Directional
18300 MW of community batteries installed across SA by 2023
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19SA green hydrogen exports targeted at $10 billion by 2030
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20Snowtown Wind Farms combined output 1,000 MW capacity
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21SA solar thermal projects under feasibility total 200 MW
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2220% reduction in renewable LCOE in SA from 2020-2023
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23SA wave energy test sites generated 1 GWh pilot data by 2023
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24650 MW new wind capacity approved in SA in 2023
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25SA's VPP aggregated 50 MW residential solar in Hornsdale
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26Bioenergy from SA waste totals 50 MW potential
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27SA electrolyser manufacturing hub produces 100 MW modules annually
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288,000 MW renewable pipeline in SA development queue 2023
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Renewable Energy Interpretation

While one might think South Australia is quietly sipping a responsible glass of chardonnay, it's actually gulping lightning from its sky and wind to become a global green energy powerhouse that's storing sunshine for a rainy day and betting its future on hydrogen.

Tourism and Hospitality

1In 2022-23, South Australia's tourism industry contributed $5.6 billion to GSP
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2SA welcomed 7.2 million visitors in 2022-23
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3International visitor spend in SA reached $1.1 billion in 2023 FY
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4Adelaide's hotel occupancy rate averaged 72% in 2023
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5SA wine tourism generated $2.2 billion in 2022
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61.5 million domestic overnight visitors to Flinders Ranges in 2022-23
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7SA accommodation sector employed 28,000 people in 2023
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8Cruise ship passengers in Adelaide totalled 120,000 in 2022-23 season
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9Barossa Valley cellar door sales were $450 million in 2023
Single source
10SA adventure tourism activities booked 500,000 participants in 2022
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11Kangaroo Island tourism recovery reached 85% pre-COVID levels in 2023
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122.8 million visitor nights in Adelaide CBD in 2022-23
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13SA food and beverage tourism spend $1.8 billion annually
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14Eco-tourism operators in SA numbered 350 in 2023
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15Airlie Beach equivalent day trips from SA tourism 4 million in 2022
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16SA festivals attracted 1.2 million attendees in 2023
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17Hotel room nights sold in SA totalled 8.5 million in 2022-23
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1825% growth in SA indigenous tourism experiences booked 2022-23
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19Coober Pedy opal tourism generated $50 million spend in 2022
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20SA aviation tourism arrivals 3.5 million passengers in 2023
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21Hospitality venues in SA totalled 5,200 cafes and restaurants in 2023
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22Glamping sites in SA increased to 150 sites hosting 200,000 guests in 2022
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23SA events tourism ROI was $12 for every $1 invested in 2023
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24650,000 visitors to Adelaide Oval events annually
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25Road trip tourism in SA covered 15 million km driven by visitors in 2022-23
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26SA luxury accommodation occupancy 65% with ADR $350/night in 2023
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27Cultural tourism sites in SA saw 2.1 million visits in 2022-23
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28SA short-term rental listings totalled 12,000 Airbnb equivalents in 2023
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Tourism and Hospitality Interpretation

While South Australia's tourism sector is clearly uncorking a triumphant vintage of economic prosperity—from bustling festivals and adventurous outback road trips to gourmet feasts and luxury glamping—its real success lies in masterfully transforming every visitor's curiosity into a measurable contribution, proving that the state is far more than just a pretty glass of Shiraz.

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    bluedogsteel.com.au

    bluedogsteel.com.au

  • AEROSPACEDEFENCEINDUSTRIES logo
    Reference 24
    AEROSPACEDEFENCEINDUSTRIES
    aerospacedefenceindustries.com.au

    aerospacedefenceindustries.com.au

  • WINEAUSTRALIA logo
    Reference 25
    WINEAUSTRALIA
    wineaustralia.com

    wineaustralia.com

  • ICN logo
    Reference 26
    ICN
    icn.org.au

    icn.org.au

  • PLASTICSINDUSTRY logo
    Reference 27
    PLASTICSINDUSTRY
    plasticsindustry.org.au

    plasticsindustry.org.au

  • TECHSA logo
    Reference 28
    TECHSA
    techsa.com.au

    techsa.com.au

  • PIR logo
    Reference 29
    PIR
    pir.sa.gov.au

    pir.sa.gov.au

  • ALMONDAUSTRALIA logo
    Reference 30
    ALMONDAUSTRALIA
    almondaustralia.com.au

    almondaustralia.com.au

  • AWB logo
    Reference 31
    AWB
    awb.com.au

    awb.com.au

  • DAIRY logo
    Reference 32
    DAIRY
    dairy.com.au

    dairy.com.au

  • HORTICULTURE logo
    Reference 33
    HORTICULTURE
    horticulture.com.au

    horticulture.com.au

  • SAOLIVES logo
    Reference 34
    SAOLIVES
    saolives.com

    saolives.com

  • GRDC logo
    Reference 35
    GRDC
    grdc.com.au

    grdc.com.au

  • MLA logo
    Reference 36
    MLA
    mla.com.au

    mla.com.au

  • BAROSSA logo
    Reference 37
    BAROSSA
    barossa.com

    barossa.com

  • CAPITALBEEHIRE logo
    Reference 38
    CAPITALBEEHIRE
    capitalbeehire.com

    capitalbeehire.com

  • AUSVEG logo
    Reference 39
    AUSVEG
    ausveg.com.au

    ausveg.com.au

  • AGRICULTURE logo
    Reference 40
    AGRICULTURE
    agriculture.gov.au

    agriculture.gov.au

  • PULSEAUS logo
    Reference 41
    PULSEAUS
    pulseaus.com.au

    pulseaus.com.au

  • SEAFOODSOURCE logo
    Reference 42
    SEAFOODSOURCE
    seafoodsource.com

    seafoodsource.com

  • EXPORTCOUNCIL logo
    Reference 43
    EXPORTCOUNCIL
    exportcouncil.com.au

    exportcouncil.com.au

  • PORK logo
    Reference 44
    PORK
    pork.com.au

    pork.com.au

  • EGG logo
    Reference 45
    EGG
    egg.org.au

    egg.org.au

  • CHERRIESAUSTRALIA logo
    Reference 46
    CHERRIESAUSTRALIA
    cherriesaustralia.com.au

    cherriesaustralia.com.au

  • WOOL logo
    Reference 47
    WOOL
    wool.com

    wool.com

  • PISTACHIOS logo
    Reference 48
    PISTACHIOS
    pistachios.org.au

    pistachios.org.au

  • RENEWABLEENERGY logo
    Reference 49
    RENEWABLEENERGY
    renewableenergy.sa.gov.au

    renewableenergy.sa.gov.au

  • AEMO logo
    Reference 50
    AEMO
    aemo.com.au

    aemo.com.au

  • TESLA logo
    Reference 51
    TESLA
    tesla.com

    tesla.com

  • CLEANENERGYREGULATOR logo
    Reference 52
    CLEANENERGYREGULATOR
    cleanenergyregulator.gov.au

    cleanenergyregulator.gov.au

  • APVI logo
    Reference 53
    APVI
    apvi.org.au

    apvi.org.au

  • NEOEN logo
    Reference 54
    NEOEN
    neoen.com.au

    neoen.com.au

  • HYDROGEN logo
    Reference 55
    HYDROGEN
    hydrogen.sa.gov.au

    hydrogen.sa.gov.au

  • AEMC logo
    Reference 56
    AEMC
    aemc.gov.au

    aemc.gov.au

  • : HTTPS: logo
    Reference 57
    : HTTPS:
    : https:

    : https:

  • GEOTHERMAL logo
    Reference 58
    GEOTHERMAL
    geothermal.sa.gov.au

    geothermal.sa.gov.au

  • SA logo
    Reference 59
    SA
    sa.gov.au

    sa.gov.au

  • CHEMOUSA logo
    Reference 60
    CHEMOUSA
    chemousa.com

    chemousa.com

  • RENEWABLEENERGYWORLD logo
    Reference 61
    RENEWABLEENERGYWORLD
    renewableenergyworld.com

    renewableenergyworld.com

  • MANUFACTURING logo
    Reference 62
    MANUFACTURING
    manufacturing.sa.gov.au

    manufacturing.sa.gov.au

  • RENEWABLENOW logo
    Reference 63
    RENEWABLENOW
    renewablenow.com.au

    renewablenow.com.au

  • PREMIER logo
    Reference 64
    PREMIER
    premier.sa.gov.au

    premier.sa.gov.au

  • INFIGENENERGY logo
    Reference 65
    INFIGENENERGY
    infigenenergy.com

    infigenenergy.com

  • CLEANENERGYFINANCECORP logo
    Reference 66
    CLEANENERGYFINANCECORP
    cleanenergyfinancecorp.com.au

    cleanenergyfinancecorp.com.au

  • WAVEENERGY logo
    Reference 67
    WAVEENERGY
    waveenergy.sa.gov.au

    waveenergy.sa.gov.au

  • AGI logo
    Reference 68
    AGI
    agi.org.au

    agi.org.au

  • BIOENERGY logo
    Reference 69
    BIOENERGY
    bioenergy.sa.gov.au

    bioenergy.sa.gov.au

  • TOURISM logo
    Reference 70
    TOURISM
    tourism.sa.gov.au

    tourism.sa.gov.au

  • TRA logo
    Reference 71
    TRA
    tra.gov.au

    tra.gov.au

  • STR logo
    Reference 72
    STR
    str.com

    str.com

  • JOBSANDSKILLS logo
    Reference 73
    JOBSANDSKILLS
    jobsandskills.sa.gov.au

    jobsandskills.sa.gov.au

  • ADELAIDEPORT logo
    Reference 74
    ADELAIDEPORT
    adelaideport.com.au

    adelaideport.com.au

  • SATC logo
    Reference 75
    SATC
    satc.sa.gov.au

    satc.sa.gov.au

  • CEICDATA logo
    Reference 76
    CEICDATA
    ceicdata.com

    ceicdata.com

  • TASTINGAUSTRALIA logo
    Reference 77
    TASTINGAUSTRALIA
    tastingaustralia.com.au

    tastingaustralia.com.au

  • ECOTOURISM logo
    Reference 78
    ECOTOURISM
    ecotourism.org.au

    ecotourism.org.au

  • FESTIVALSA logo
    Reference 79
    FESTIVALSA
    festivalsa.com

    festivalsa.com

  • HOTELNEWSRESOURCE logo
    Reference 80
    HOTELNEWSRESOURCE
    hotelnewsresource.com

    hotelnewsresource.com

  • TOURISMAUSTRALIA logo
    Reference 81
    TOURISMAUSTRALIA
    tourismaustralia.com.au

    tourismaustralia.com.au

  • COOBERPEDY logo
    Reference 82
    COOBERPEDY
    cooberpedy.com

    cooberpedy.com

  • AIRPORTSA logo
    Reference 83
    AIRPORTSA
    airportsa.com.au

    airportsa.com.au

  • GLAMPINGAUSTRALIA logo
    Reference 84
    GLAMPINGAUSTRALIA
    glampingaustralia.com

    glampingaustralia.com

  • EVENTS logo
    Reference 85
    EVENTS
    events.sa.gov.au

    events.sa.gov.au

  • ADELAIDEOVAL logo
    Reference 86
    ADELAIDEOVAL
    adelaideoval.com.au

    adelaideoval.com.au

  • LUXURYLODGESAUSTRALIA logo
    Reference 87
    LUXURYLODGESAUSTRALIA
    luxurylodgesaustralia.com

    luxurylodgesaustralia.com

  • ARTS logo
    Reference 88
    ARTS
    arts.sa.gov.au

    arts.sa.gov.au

  • AIRBNBNEWS logo
    Reference 89
    AIRBNBNEWS
    airbnbnews.com.au

    airbnbnews.com.au