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Welcome to RDA Southern Inland
RDA Southern Inland is part of a national network of 52 Regional Development Australia committees across Australia. These committees are made up of local leaders who work with all levels of government, business and community groups, to support the development of regional Australia.
Regional Development Planning
We ensure informed planning at all levels guides the strategic and sustainable development of the region.
Education, Employment & Investment
We deliver projects and work with partner agencies to promote education and strong regional economies.
Transport - Infrastructure & Service
We contribute to transport planning and work with partner agencies to improve transport infrastructure and delivery.
Regional Food
We support regional food networks and promote local production, processing, marketing and consumption and food and wine tourism.
Digital Economy Transition
We assist businesses and community organisations to embrace the digital economy.
Living & Working Sustainably
We support the region’s renewable energy sector and promote sustainability practices in the workplace and community.
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Latest News
Migrants on the pathway to building their business in the Southern Inland
12 June 2019
News
Last night Regional Development Australia Southern Inland (RDA Southern Inland) with support from the Southern Region Business Enterprise Centre (SRBEC) held the first Business Workshop for migrants in the region.
Hands on learning at Wollondilly and Bradfordville Public Schools
7 June 2019
News
On Monday 3 rd June, BJCE Australia, the owners of Gullen Range Wind and Solar Farm, visited Wollondilly and Bradfordville Public Schools.
Eye-opening experience for local Crookwell students
31 May 2019
News
On Tuesday 28 th May, Veolia hosted Year 8 students from Crookwell High School at their Woodlawn Eco-Precinct. The excursion was organised by RDA Southern Inland, as part of the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Maths) Industry School Partnership (SISP) Program, funded by the Department of Education.