Government Agencies & Offices in Port Augusta, SA with website
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Results from the 'Government Agencies & Offices' category in Port Augusta
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21-23 MacKay Street, Port Augusta, 5700
We can help you access Centrelink, Medicare, Child Support, aged care and veterans’ services. You can do most of your business with us online. 
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4 Mackay Street, Port Augusta, 5700
(08) 8641 9100
Port Augusta is situated on the quiet waterways at the head of the Spencer Gulf, in close proximity to the spectacular Flinders Ranges. 
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4 MACKAY STREET, Port Augusta, 5700
(08) 8641 9100
COMMUNITY ADVISORY SERVICES, Community Advisory board, Community Services, Community Advisory comitee, Community Advisory Centres, Community Advisory group, Council 
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5 Young Street, Port Augusta, 5700
+61 8 8642 3633
My father immigrated to Australia as an infant with his family in 1937, hence the long Dutch last name. I was born in Australia and have never been to Holland but would like to visit there one day. Growing up with my parents and younger brother and sister, I always enjoyed sport and being outdoors. Having left home at the age of 18, I know very well the meaning of taking responsibility for yourself and your actions and also how to give help to others when they need it. I started out doing labouring and construction work and later played four seasons in the National Basketball League with the Hobart Devils. This allowed me to support myself while attending university and completing a Bachelor of Economics. 
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12 Tassie St, Port Augusta, 5700
(08) 8648 5970
Government office 
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11 Young Street, Port Augusta, 5700
(08) 8648 5350
The court can sentence adult offenders to serve penalties in the community rather than send them to prison. Many of these offenders require to be managed, monitored and supervised. The oversight of these offenders is the responsibility of the community correctional centres who supervise over 6000 people in the community on any given day. Community Corrections also supervise offenders who are released on Parole or Home Detention to ensure that they follow the conditions of their release. When supervising offenders in the community we apply a risk based model to offender supervision whilst also promoting a rehabilitation approach. The evidence-based approach promotes a balance between compliance and rehabilitation. 
12 Tassie Street, Port Augusta, 5700
(08) 8648 5160
Our purpose is to grow primary industries and drive regional development. Our agriculture, food, wine and forestry industries are a major employer and our largest export sector accounting for more than half of the state's merchandise exports. Primary industries and agribusiness directly generated $14.8 billion in revenue in 2017-18, which includes final sales from all primary production and associated processing. Our regions also make a substantial contribution to the state's economy, not only through agribusiness but also through mining and minerals processing, manufacturing, tourism and energy production. Regional South Australia contributes about $25 billion to the state's economy (revenue from all industries in 2015-16) with just 29% of the state's population.