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Regional Futures

by Regional Development Australia Yorke and Mid North

What does it take for regional communities to not just grow, but thrive?Regional Futures is a four-part podcast series exploring the challenges and opportunities shaping regional South Australia. From housing and water to childcare and economic diversification, host Annabelle Homer speaks with people on the ground about what’s standing in the way of regional growth and what can be done about it.

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Episodes

  1. Broadening our shoulders – diversifying the regional economy

    Regional communities are good at doing a few things really well but what happens when too much rides on one industry, one market or one major employer? In this episode of Regional Futures, we explore regional diversification and how businesses and communities can spread their risk and add value…

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  2. Precious little things – the imperative of expanding access to childcare in regional areas

    For many regional families, finding childcare isn’t just difficult, sometimes there simply isn’t any. In this episode of Regional Futures, we look at what happens when families can’t access childcare; from parents unable to return to work, to businesses struggling to find staff and communities...

  3. A man is not a camel – the need for water reform to enable growth in regional South Australia

    There’s land ready to develop, businesses wanting to invest and families looking to move to regional South Australia, but there’s one thing standing in the way. In this episode of Regional Futures, we look at how ageing and constrained water infrastructure is holding back housing and economic...

  4. A place to call home – addressing the regional housing dilemma

    In this first episode of Regional Futures, we explore the housing dilemma facing the Yorke and Mid North region of South Australia and ask a deceptively simple question, if the demand is there, why aren’t we building more homes? We explore: Why regional housing demand is increasing. The...

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

What does it take for regional communities to not just grow, but thrive?Regional Futures is a four-part podcast series exploring the challenges and opportunities shaping regional South Australia. From housing and water to childcare and economic diversification, host Annabelle Homer speaks with people on the ground about what’s standing in the way of regional growth and what can be done about it.

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Regional Development Australia Yorke and Mid North

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What does it take for regional communities to not just grow, but thrive?Regional Futures is a four-part podcast series exploring the challenges and opportunities shaping regional South Australia. From housing and water to childcare and economic diversification, host Annabelle Homer speaks with...

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Regional Futures is created and hosted by Regional Development Australia Yorke and Mid North.
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