Premier Peter Malinauskas says the package will help the households and businesses most affected by forecast flooding.
abc.net.au/news/sa-premier-announces-50m-flood-support-package/101682004Riverland community members impacted by flooding will be provided financial support as part of a $51.6 million assistance package, the South Australian Premier announced today.
In Berri, Mr Malinauskas announced the package to support households, businesses, councils and relevant government departments. "We want to provide support for households, particularly the number of people who do face the prospect of having to evacuate their own homes," Mr Malinauskas said.
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