Governance
Livestock SA is funded by sheep, beef cattle and goat producers who have contributed funds through the Primary Industries Funding Scheme to the SA Sheep and Cattle Industry Funds.
View the Livestock SA Business Plan
View the Livestock SA Constitution
View the 2014 Annual Report
View the 2014 Audit Report
View the 2015 Annual Report
View the 2015 Audit Report
View the 2016 Annual Report
View the 2016 Audit Report
View the 2017 Annual and Audited Report
2017 Annual General Meeting
Livestock SA is funded by sheep, beef cattle and goat producers who have contributed funds through the Primary Industries Funding Scheme to the SA Sheep and Cattle Industry Funds.
Livestock SA will welcome three new members to its board following the 2017-18 nomination process. Producers Mark Dennis, Koppio; Gillian Fennell, Lambina Station, Marla, and Kate McLachlan, Gawler River, will join two returned board members Richard Halliday, Bordertown and Allan Piggott, Moorlands, for a two-year term.
They join continuing board members Vice President Joe Keynes, Andrew Clarke, Jamie Heinrich, Bill Nosworthy and Penny Schulz.
Three existing board members, President Geoff Power, Treasurer Andy Withers and Jack England have decided to stand down from the board at the end of their current term.
- Read more about the AGM and GROWING SA Conference
- Read more about the five new and returning members to the Livestock SA board
Southern Region Dinner and AGM
The Livestock SA Southern Region Dinner and AGM was held in Mount Gambier on Wednesday, July 27, 2016.
It featured special guest speaker The Hon Dr Denis Napthine. Dr Napthine worked as a rural veterinarian before serving as a Portland-based Victorian State MP for more than 25 years, including as Premier of Victoria (2013-14). He shared his views on the politics of animal welfare and the livestock industry.
Livestock SA Southern Region representatives chairman Peter Stock, vice-chairman Lachy Grundy and secretary Tom Dawkins were renominated and provided a report to the 60 attendees present on 2015-16 and progress on motions at previous AGMs.
Download the Southern Region Report
