Business resources
Business Prospectus
Council's guide to starting, relocating, or growing your business in the City of Campbelltown.
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Grants for businesses
While we offer our own Small Business Grants program, all businesses are also invited to search for other grants and funding opportunities (such as rebates) through the services listed on Council's External Grants page, where there are a number of free databases allowing businesses to search for State and Federal government grants and corporate grants that may be available.
General business resources
- Australian Bureau of Statistics - www.abs.gov.au
- Australian Tax Office - www.ato.gov.au/businesses-and-organisations
- Economic Development Australia - www.edaustralia.com.au
- RDA Metropolitan Adelaide www.rdametroadelaide.com.au
- The Australian Government’s principal business resource - www.business.gov.au
Food businesses
- EHA (Eastern Health Authority) - www.eha.sa.gov.au/food-safety
All businesses that serve food are required to comply with the Food Act 2001, Food Regulations 2022 and the Food Safety Standards to ensure the food they serve is safe. EHA Environmental Health Officers are responsible for inspecting food business and investigating complaints to ensure appropriate food safety standards are being maintained.
Business waste recycling
- Business Recycling - www.businessrecycling.com.au
Campbelltown economic profile
Council subscribes to REMPLAN economic profiling so we can understand our city's economic trends.
These economy, jobs and business insights include:
- Jobs
- Unemployment
- Building approvals
- Business counts and business turnover
- Employment by industry
- Employment by location
Summary insights and trends can be viewed on the Campbelltown (SA) Economy Dashboard.
You can also view the full range of latest data and insights on the REMPLAN website.
Doing business in the eastern region
The Eastern Region Alliance of councils (comprising the Cities of Burnside, Campbelltown, Norwood Payneham and St Peters, Prospect, Unley and the Town of Walkerville) has developed an investment prospectus called Grow East. The document highlights the mix of quality investment opportunities, prime commercial locations, dynamic innovation ecosystem and idyllic lifestyle and environment of the region.