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The South Australian Tourism Commission (SATC), also known as the SA Tourism Commission, is an organisation set up by the Government of South Australia to promote tourism in South Australia. The legislation to establish the SATC was introduced by the Hon Mike Rann , Minister for Tourism. [ 3 ]
Tourism Australia is the Australian Government agency responsible for promoting Australian locations as business and leisure travel destinations. The agency is a corporate portfolio agency of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade , [ 3 ] and employs 198 staff (including 80 staff at overseas offices). [ 8 ]
On 24 March, the state borders were closed and all interstate arrivals were required to self-isolate for 14 days. [10] On 1 April, regional border restrictions were implemented across Western Australia restricting travel between regions to essential services only. People were given a 48-hour warning to return to their home region.
The government of Australia’s most populous state ordered all public employees to work from their offices by default beginning Tuesday and urged stricter limits on remote work, after news ...
The Australian Trade and Investment Commission has tourism policy and programs responsibility in the Australian Government with Tourism Australia responsible for marketing Australia. State and territory government jurisdictions have tourism policy departments and/or tourism marketing authorities along with regional tourism organisations.
The Australian commonwealth government has had a number of statutory authorities relative to roads including: - Australian Transport Council; National Transport Commission; State governments have been co-ordinated through: - Austroads (formerly the National Association of Australian State Road Authorities). The state authorities are:
Local government in Australia by state or territory (8 C) Parliaments of the Australian states and territories (11 C, 5 P) State and territorial political office-holders in Australia (3 C)
1911 – The state of South Australia transfers control of northern central mainland Australia to the federal government, creating the Northern Territory. A small pocket of New South Wales around the city of Canberra is transferred to the federal government (who are seated within it), creating the Federal Capital Territory.