Corporate Body

South Australian Department of Mines and Energy (1977 - 1997)

State of South Australia

From
1977
To
1997
Functions
Energy, Mineralogy or Mining and Regulatory Body
Reference No
State Records of South Australia ID: GA73

Summary

The Department of Mines and Energy (1977 - 1997) is the successor department to the Department of Mines (1894 - 1977), whose name was altered to reflect an increased focus on finite energy resources such as uranium, coal and oil. The Department of Mines and Energy (1977 - 1997) was still responsible for the regulation of mining in South Australia like its predecessor. In 1997 the Department of Mines and Energy (1977 - 1997) was dissolved and its functions transferred into the Department for Primary Industries (1992 - 1997) which was subsequently renamed the Department for Primary Industries and Resources South Australia (1997 - 2011) or PIRSA [I] for short.

Timeline

 1894 - 1977 South Australian Department of Mines
       1977 - 1997 South Australian Department of Mines and Energy
             1997 - 2011 Department for Primary Industries and Resources South Australia
                   2002 - 2010 South Australian Department of Water, Land and Biodiversity Conservation
                   2011 - Department of Primary Industries and Regions SA
                         2010 - 2012 South Australian Department for Water
                         2010 - 2012 South Australian Department of Environment and Natural Resources [II]
                               2012 - 2018 South Australian Department of Environment, Water and Natural Resources
                               2012 - 2018 South Australian Department of Environment, Water and Natural Resources
                                     2018 - South Australian Department for Environment and Water

Published resources

Resource Sections

  • 'GA73 Department of Mines and Energy', in Agency Details, State Records of South Australia, State Records of South Australia. Details

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