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    Ashley Halliday Architecture Interiors

    Jan 28, 2019 4 minutes
    Review by Julian Worrall

    Location

    Roseworthy, SA

    Local Government Area

    Light

    Region type

    Connected lifestyle area

    Aboriginal traditional owners

    Kaurna peoples

    Distance to nearest state/territory capital

    46 km (Adelaide, SA)

    Population

    2016 census 948

    2011 census 664

    growth 2011–16* +42.8%+

    *national average +8.8%

    + Roseworthy boundary has changed between censuses

    Top employment sectors (2016 census)

    4% Supermarket and grocery stores

    3.3% Hospitals

    2.8% Primary education

    2.6% Road freight transport

    In South Australia, the name Roseworthy has long been associated with agricultural research. Located forty-six kilometres north of Adelaide with a population of close to one thousand, the town has been home to Roseworthy Agricultural College since 1883. Now a campus

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