All these Regional Development bodies are committed and dedicated to regional development in the Murray region through New South Wales, South Australia and Victoria. If you're interested in having your group listed here please contact us.
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Goulburn Murray Region
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The Goulburn Valley region is know as Victoria's "inland water playground" and the "food bowl of Victoria" - with a rich river heritage of paddlesteamers and houseboats, along with an abundance of fresh produce and local wines. The region features the Murray and Goulburn Rivers, numerous wine regions, sandy river beaches, beautiful bushland and Redgum forests.
Offering a wide range of lifestyles - city, rural, small town or farming environments. It's a fast growing region with quality facilities, services and amenities for business, industry and the community. Residents enjoy excellent educational facilities up to tertiary level, top health care services, and affordable housing. For more information visit www.gmlifestyle.com.au.
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Murraylands Regional Development Board (SA)
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The Murraylands region is located in eastern South Australia, on the national transport route from the eastern states to South Australia, Western Australia and the Northern Territory.
The regional economy of the Murraylands is characterised by a high level of diversification. Agriculture in the region ranges from broad acre cropping and livestock production to intensive horticulture. Over recent years a number of small and medium size manufacturing establishments have developed within the region. These industries have benefited from the strategic location of the Murraylands as a regional and national centre for transport and warehousing distribution. www.murraylands.org.au
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Murray NOW!
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Murray NOW! is about helping the region develop a strong presence, nationally and internationally, attracting development and investment. The region offers a wealth of business, agricultural, horticultural and industrial opportunities, making it a strong global competitor. www.murraynow.com.au |
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Murray Regional Development Board (NSW)
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The Murray Regional Development Board (MRDB) is one of 13 Government appointed advisory boards which report to the NSW Minister for Regional Development. The MRDB works particularly close with each of the 12 local government areas in NSW that form its region and collaboratively work on cross border initiatives with Victorian communities, further strengthening economic growth, through the management of relevant projects. This is achieved through direct consultation on the ground with local government, key stakeholders and industry groups.
With such a broad range of industry in the region, the MRDB provides relevant advice and feedback to council along with regional businesses to ensure that together we grow the Murray Region. This is done through encouraging regional development and attracting international-class businesses to the region. To ensure that our vision for the Murray region is met, the MRDB is always monitoring trends and communicating directly with industry leaders. For more information please visit the website.
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Riverland Development Corporation (SA)
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The Riverland is Australia's major horticultural producing region. Located in the central east of South Australia, the Riverland offers cost effective manufacturing potential, strategic location, a stable workforce and an enviable lifestyle.
Centred around Australia's longest river, the River Murray, the Riverland is Australia's largest wine producing region, growing in excess of 50% of South Australian wine grapes. The region is also well known for its production and processing of citrus, stone fruit, almonds and vegetables. Not as widely recognised is the fact the Riverland is also a major producer of apples, cherries and olives.
Industry, tourism and a comprehensive service sector blend successfully to provide a wonderful place to live or visit and to give the region numerous investment and export opportunities. For more information please visit the website.
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