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Small towns able to share

Bank of I.D.E.A.S founder and director Peter Kenyon, Light Regional Council chief executive Richard Dodson, mayor Bill O'Brien, Lions Club of Mallala and District secretary Brenton Bell, Kapunda Mural Town Project chairperson Maxine Donald, Eudunda Community, Business and Tourism chairperson Skye Harwood, Kapunda Business Alliance vice chairperson Jane Prior and Light MP Tony Piccolo. (Supplied)

Small towns from across South Australia have been given a unique opportunity to share their innovation, connect with national changemakers […]

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