Seminar / workshop

ICHCA SA - Luncheon Forum with Hon Tom Koutsantonis MP

Australia, Blair Athol, South Australia - September 4, 2024
ICHCA SA - Luncheon Forum with Hon Tom Koutsantonis MP Topic: How sea, road, rail and air will integrate with the State's Freight Growth Agenda.
(Including comments on the new Freight and Supply Chain Strategy released recently by Department for Infrastructure and Transport).

Speaker: Hon Tom Koutsantonis MP
Minister for Infrastructure and Transport, Minister for Energy and Mining and the Leader of Government Business in the House of Assembly


Tom has been the Member of Parliament for the seat of West Torrens since 1997 and is currently Minister for Infrastructure and Transport, Minister for Energy and Mining and the Leader of
Government Business in the House of Assembly.

Tom previously held ministerial appointments for Transport and Infrastructure between 2013 and 2014 and Mineral Resources and Energy between 2011 and 2018. He was also responsible for these portfolios in the Shadow Ministry between 2018 and 2022.

RSVP: 5.00pm, Friday 30 August 2024
Date(s)
September 4, 2024
Time(s)
12:00 for 12:15 commencement, finishing no later than 14:00
Venue
Coopers Alehouse, Gepps Cross, 560 Main N Road, Blair Athol, SA
Ticketing
ICHCA Members $97.00, Non-Members $115.00 (includes 10% GST; includes entrée, main and limited drinks)
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