BHP and BMA employees can register at any time to use the Local Buying Program for their procurement needs. Buyers will be required to validate their registrations via their BHP email. Once registered, buyers can source goods and services from Local Buying Program suppliers by raising Work Instructions.
BHP / BMA Employee Registration
Tier A Contractor employees can register at any time to use the Local Buying Program for their procurement needs.
Buyers will be required to validate their registrations via their Tier A Contractor email. Once registered, buyers can source goods
and services from Local Buying Program suppliers by raising Work Instructions.
Austmine Members will showcase how METS companies are supporting underground sites through practical workforce solutions, training, systems and on-site support. Presentations will focus on real-world approaches to improving supervision, day-to-day execution and operational performance underground.
Join us in Port Pirie for a hands-on workshop designed specifically for regional business owners, managers, and operators who want to build real-world skills in Artificial Intelligence and digital tools — no technical background required.
Join us for a lunch event connecting local employers with highly qualified international students and graduates.
Every year, thousands of international students graduate from South Australian universities and colleges, many with the ability to work full‑time in South Australia from the moment they complete their studies. This means employers can access a skilled talent pool without the need to sponsor a visa.
South Australia’s premier industry event brings together suppliers, project proponents and decision makers at a pivotal time for the Upper Spencer Gulf and surrounding regions.
Attendees will include school students, job seekers, and career changers, all seeking guidance for their future paths. With interactive displays, attendees will have the chance to explore career opportunities, apply for jobs, and enrol in courses on-site.
Supply Nation’s annual flagship event heads west – to the lands of the Whadjuk people of the Noongar Nation in Boorloo (Perth).
Across two inspiring days, Connect 2026 brings together leaders, entrepreneurs and changemakers to celebrate progress and spark opportunity. The program features the Knowledge Forum, Indigenous Business Tradeshow and Gala Awards Dinner.
This year’s theme, Journey, reflects progress, growth, and resilience. It honours the enduring foundations of trade and entrepreneurship that sustain Indigenous economies and represents the legacy being built for future generations.
Join us for this inspiring half-day event as we bring together business leaders, industry experts and government representatives to share insights, stories and practical strategies to help your business thrive in a changing environment.
If you’re part of one of the many Business Chambers and business support organisations across South Australia, you’re invited to join us for an afternoon of discussion, insights, and connection.
A new addition to the Small Business Week 2026 calendar, this afternoon session at the Adelaide Convention Centre has been developed specifically for the business leaders all over the state who champion local businesses and support thriving communities.
| Join Prof. Ryan Williams, Director of the Australian Centre for Business Growth, to talk about the way many internal and external events can impact your business both positively and negatively. In this practical session you will be shown simple approaches to analyse the internal and external forces your business may be facing and how to create an action plan to move forward, build resilience or mitigate your risks. |
This event, hosted by the Hon. Nadia Clancy MP, Minister for Small and Family Business, celebrates the strength, leadership and resilience of women in business, bringing together a community of entrepreneurs and business owners to share experiences, learn from one another and build capability for the future.
| This free workshop is for small business owners and operators who would like to know how they can use AI to help them with time-consuming everyday jobs such as drafting a quote, replying to a customer review, writing a social media post, or analysing business performance. |
Meet the Buyer is South Australia’s premier procurement event, connecting local businesses with the buyers and decision-makers who matter most.
Hosted by the Office of the Industry Advocate in partnership with Government of South Australia, the 2026 event brings together government agencies and major private sector organisations under one roof at the Adelaide Convention Centre on Wednesday 19 August.
Ready to fund your next move? Join us for Raising Capital 101, an insightful webinar designed to demystify the capital raising process and give you the tools to approach investors with confidence.
Whether you’re a founder preparing for your first raise, a business leader exploring growth funding, or simply curious about how capital markets work, this session will cover the fundamentals you need to know.
You’re a small business wanting to reach your audience online. You have good intentions. You have AI. What you don’t have is content that actually sounds like you – or a consistent reason to post it. This workshop fixes that.
The food and wine sector sits at the heart of South Australia’s small business community, but it is also one of the fastest-evolving. Rising costs, shifting customer expectations, and the rapid growth of digital platforms and AI are reshaping how businesses operate, connect, and grow.
Delivered by Department of State Development – TradeStart, small businesses will be guided to develop an understanding of the export process, assess their readiness, and take the first steps towards entering international markets with confidence. Attendees will also hear real-world insights from local businesses already on their export journey.
This practical session will focus on what matters most, helping you understand key terms, identify common risks and ask the right questions early. It will provide you with the knowledge you need before you sign, which can save you time, money and stress down the track.
Discover the advantages of being in a family business and how to maximise them at this must-attend breakfast event. Hear from a panel of family business owners and professional experts who will share their insights and experiences providing key take-aways and advice on the pathways to success
Learn how to navigate available VET funding, explore training options through our online platform, and confidently engage with Registered Training Organisations (RTOs) to meet your current and future workforce needs. Whether you’re upskilling existing staff or planning for growth, this session will give you the tools to get started.
Copper to the World will once again bring together industry leaders, mining executives, and METS innovators to explore the latest developments shaping the future of copper mining. Under the theme, Powering the Future, we will explore how copper continues to drive progress in an era of technological transformation, shifting market dynamics, and increasing sustainability demands.
