Don't worry
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Guide
You
There is nothing like hearing about a place from someone who has truly experienced it and even lived in it. These are the voices of some of the successful youth of South Australia, who lend their view of the state from their own familiarities and everyday lifestyles.
A lot of action..
See
&
Do
Never a dull moment in South Australia, the state is a treasure trove of things to see and do. From its iconic sights to the bustling shopping and most definitely its extremely accessible beaches and hills; South Australia offers a delectable list of sights, sounds and activities fit for all ages.
Thirsty and hungry? Eat & Drink
‘Food & wine heaven’ some would call it, as South Australia brims with some of the best wine and dine locations. Whether it’s a quick lunch stop from across work or a leisurely fine dining experience, the state is home to some of Australia’s most coveted wineries, gourmet food experiences, bars and restaurants.
A little responsibility
Work &
Study
Are you considering a career change? Or exploring future jobs to inform your education choices now? Perhaps you just want to know all the exciting things happening in South Australia to ponder. Not only are the industries exciting, the ways and places in which you can work here help to support everyone.
Sustainable South Australia
South Australia leads the way nationally in regards to sustainability. The first state to offer an incentive for recycling cans and bottles, we currently divert a large portion of waste generated to be automatically recycled or composted. In 2020, for an hour in October, the entire state was powered on solar energy. This is just the tip of the sustainability goals our state is working towards.
South
Australia
Advantages
What are the things people know about South Australia? Short commutes, affordable housing, a total land area of 983,482 square kilometres (379,725 square miles), which is similar in size to Egypt, the Canadian province of Ontario, or the combined areas of France and Germany. Or maybe that it shares borders with all other mainland states and the Northern Territory. As much as we feel like a well-kept secret, people have been noticing us for quite a while, here’s what we’ve been told.