Food, energy and water are key to Murraylands’ circular economy ambitions

At a summit at Tailem Bend, Regional Development Australia has promised to build on our region's strengths.

Liana Webster

Nov 26, 2024 — 2 min read

Ben Fee, Luke Trevorrow, Nicholas Mumford, Greg McCarron, Myles Somers and Sharon Billinger talk about SoFEW at a Regional Development Australia event last week. Photo: Jacob Jennings Photography.

Food, energy and water will be key to the Murraylands’ future circular economy, the CEO of the local Regional Development Australia board says.

RDA Murraylands and Riverland plans to build on the region's strengths in food manufacturing, renewable energy and water management to fuel a new project it is calling SoFEW.

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