Through Twitter and Facebook, we inform people about upcoming meetings, opportunities to provide feedback, direct them to new information and data on our website and respond to questions.

Through Twitter and Facebook, we inform people about upcoming meetings, opportunities to provide feedback, direct them to new information and data on our website and respond to questions.

Through Twitter and Facebook, we inform people about upcoming meetings, opportunities to provide feedback, direct them to new information and data on our website and respond to questions.

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Social media campaign The following social media platforms were used to promote the engagement opportunity and encourage feedback throughout the consultation period: • PlanSA Facebook • AGD Twitter • City of Onkaparinga Facebook 10 OFFICIAL 11 OFFICIAL PlanSA Social Media There were eight Plan SA social media posts published during the engagement period, with Facebook achieving the greatest reach.

Social media campaign The following social media platforms were used to promote the engagement opportunity and encourage feedback throughout the consultation period: • PlanSA Facebook • AGD Twitter • City of Onkaparinga Facebook 10 OFFICIAL 11 OFFICIAL PlanSA Social Media There were eight Plan SA social media posts published during the engagement period, with Facebook achieving the greatest reach.

Through Twitter and Facebook, we inform people about upcoming meetings, opportunities to provide feedback, direct them to new information and data on our website and respond to questions.

Through Twitter and Facebook, we inform people about upcoming meetings, opportunities to provide feedback, direct them to new information and data on our website and respond to questions.

The consultation process was promoted in a number of ways: • Public notices in regional and metropolitan newspapers • A consultation page launched on the Department of the Premier and Cabinet’s YourSAy website • SA Planning Portal Website (there were over 6,300 visits to the SA Planning Portal during the consultation period) • Social media, including Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter • Letters to councils, industry groups and community organisations • The Planning Ahead Newsletter.

Through Twitter and Facebook, we inform people about upcoming meetings, opportunities to provide feedback, direct them to new information and data on our website and respond to questions.