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Paint and Music Event Medical Clinic Update Election 2021
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by Thursday 10 June 2021
2021 Council Supplementary Elections Timetable
Nominations Open Thursday 27 May 2021
Candidate Briefing Saturday 5 June 2021
Nominations Close 12:00pm Thursday 10 June 2021
Mailout of Voting Materials Tuesday 22–Monday 28 June 2021
Close of Voting 12:00pm Monday 12 July 2021
Streaky Bay Visitor Centre
T (08) 8626 7033 F (08) 8626 1990 E info@streakybay.sa.gov.au
Newsletter Contacts Council Elected Members
We welcome you to your community Newsletter! Barber Travis – Mayor (Flinders Ward)
P// 0409 945 927
Information, articles, and letters printed in the
E: Cr.Barber@members.streakybay.sa.gov.au
Criterion that are provided by members of the
community do not represent the thoughts or views of
the Council. Gunn, Graham – (Eyre Ward)
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The Criterion is available from the first Saturday of E: Cr.Gunn@members.streakybay.sa.gov.au
every month and copies are available from.
• Streaky Bay Australia Post Office McGowan, Trudy – (Eyre Ward)
• Streaky Bay Newsagency P// 0427 549 844
• Streaky Bay Visitor Centre E: Cr.McGowan@members.streakybay.sa.gov.au
• Haslam
• Wirrulla General Store Pudney, Cliff – (Flinders Ward)
• Poochera Hotel P// 0412 172 232
• Karcultaby Area School E: Cr.Pudney@members.streakybay.sa.gov.au
• Port Kenny General Store
Trezona, Neville – (Eyre Ward)
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website at www.streakybay.sa.gov.au. E: Cr.Trezona@members.streakybay.sa.gov.au
If you would like to advertise your business, please
contact the friendly staff at the Visitor Centre. Council currently has in place five (5) out of its
normal eight (8) Elected Members due to the recent
E: criterion@streakybay.sa.gov.au resignations of Cr Philip Wheaton and Cr Lauren
T: (08) 86267033 Karp, and the tragic passing of Cr Peter Hackett.
Deadline for submitting articles for the July edition is Council is currently running a supplementary
5pm, Friday 25th June 2021. election for 2 vacancies, and due to the timing of
the passing of Cr Hackett, a second supplementary
WE WANT YOUR FEEDBACK! Your community criterion election will be undertaken for that vacancy.
is forever growing, and we would like to hear your
thoughts on what we can do to improve – please email
criterion@streakybay.sa.gov.au or call into the Visitor
Centre and speak with the staff.
ROYAL ASSOCIATION OF JUSTICES OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INC. - WEST COAST GROUP
STREAKY BAY
Lyn Sweet JP 31939 0400 655 647 Streaky Bay
Peter McNicol JP 14129 8626 1328 Streaky Bay
0427 261 328
Trevor Berry JP 20951 0429 164 883 Streaky Bay PORT KENNY
Ian Gunn JP 8625 5052 Mt Cooper
Jim Lange JP 30786 0428 261 776 Streaky Bay Hon. Graham JP 8625 5056 Port Kenny
Gunn
John Rumbelow JP 15772 0400 222 929 Streaky Bay Craig Haslam JP 8687 0411 Port Kenny
Sue Rumbelow JP 30632 0427 468 000 Streaky Bay WIRRULLA
Andrew Starkey JP 0491 442 682 Streaky Bay Denise Watson JP 20492 8626 8046 Wirrulla
John Wharff JP 0428 846 046 Streaky Bay Mark Slattery JP 32678 8626 8065 Wirrulla
0427 715 848
Susan Ramsey JP 0417 855 931 Streaky Bay POOCHERA/CHANDADA
Dot Brace JP 31699 8626 3072 Poochera
SCEALE BAY / CALCA Eileen Lynch JP 31573 0427 263 060 Poochera
John Cash JP 8626 5025 Calca W (Bill) Carey JP 10990 8626 3109 Chandada
Group Chairman: Mr John Rumbelow 0400 222 929
Group Secretary: Mrs Susan J Rumbelow, 4 Redlyn Court, Streaky Bay SA 5680, 0427 468 000
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Community Strengthening and Planning
Council News Committee – Vacancy
GOVERNANCE AND ADMINISTRATION With the resignation of Cr Lauren Karp from Council it
has resulted in a vacancy on Council’s Section 41
Streaky Bay School Community Library Committee. Council resolved to advertise for another
Deputation – April 2021 independent committee member.
Council received a deputation to the ordinary meeting
of Council outlining current School Community Library Local Government Act Delegations
Operations and future funding arrangements. Council received a report providing updated
Delegation Schedules under the Local Government Act,
Andromeda Mining Operations – April 2021 Council endorsed the proposed amendments to
Council received a deputation from landowners within delegations.
the district outlining their concerns on the proposed
mining operations and future implications. These Local Government Reform
concerns were forwarded to Andromeda as part of the The Local Government Reform Bill has been discussed
mining consultation process. regularly during the past 12 months. It is expected to
pass during the May sittings of parliament and now has
• Provide regular (at least monthly) air quality around 200 amendments from the original document
testing and reporting during the first year of – most of those amendments are in response to Local
operation to Council and the regulator Government and Local Government Association
• Should the air quality level reach 100ppm requests to both parliament and the opposition.
(poor or more) that the road be bituminised
immediately and Approximately 150 changes are now expected to come
• Bituminise the Poochera Port Kenny Road from the Local Government Act and range from
immediately before operation in any rate superficial policy changes through to new panels and a
• Present all the concerns raised by the Inkster model which will see ESCOSA oversight the rating
community including school bus safety, air process of Councils.
quality measurements and water usage Implementation timeframes are expected to be very
Streaky Bay and District Medical Board – Council tight due to the delays in the parliamentary process. As
Representative such the next 18 months will prove very difficult for
Council resolved that Philip Wheaton continue his those responsible for working through the
tenure on the Medical Clinic Board as Council’s implementation especially given the fact that the
representative. Mr Wheaton has been involved in the timeframe will include a general election. Local
board since its in inception and will continue to report Government Association advice to Council is therefore
back to Council on meeting outcomes. to carefully consider the capacity of their staff to
deliver both these changes and their works and service
Performance Development Framework and Policy programs for the 2021/2022 financial year in
Council received at its April meeting draft Performance particular. A considerable amount of training will also
Development Framework and Policies relating to staff be required of staff and Elected Members to ensure
development. Council resolved to endorse those they are up to date with the changes as they are
documents and copies are available on Council’s implemented, including understanding the
website. implications on various roles and responsibilities for
Reconciliation Action Plan Elected Members and staff.
Council resolved at the April 2021 meeting of Council Council endorsed a budget increase in the 2021/2022
that they did not support the development of a financial year to ensure that these requirements will be
Reconciliation Action Plan at this time and defer the met.
decision to engage until the finalisation of the current
Golf Club appeal process. Acting Chief Executive Officer
Council endorsed following the resignation of Karina
Acknowledgement of Country Ewer, Chief Executive Officer that current Manager,
Council resolved to commence all formal meetings Community and Economic Development, Penny
with the following wording for their acknowledgement Williams be placed in the Acting role until the
of Country “I would like to begin by acknowledging the recruitment process is completed.
Custodians of this land we pay our respects to elders
past and present”. Dog and Cat Registration Fees 2021/2022
Council endorsed new fees for dog and cat
registrations. The fees and charges proposed will
remain as is.
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subsequently carried. A division was called and the
outcome of that division and full motion is available at
Item 16.1 Motions with Notice from the Minutes of the
Council Representation Review – Final Report May 2021 Ordinary meeting of Council. A copy of those
Council undertook the final community engagement minutes is available at either the Principal Office,
process for the representation review. This feedback Visitor Centre or online at www.streakybay.sa.gov.au.
was considered, and Council resolved in respect to the
future composition and structure of Council to re- A further letter was sent to PIRSA advising them of the
motion moved at the May meeting, advising
affirm its support for.
consideration was given to the age of our Coastal
• The principal member of Council continues to Management Plan, however, Council continues to
be a chairperson (with the title of Mayor) support the request that early notification of Local
selected by and from amongst the Elected Governments of such decisions be included in PIRSA
Members community engagement processes, so that Council are
• The future elected body of Council continue more aware and able to assist should that be required.
to comprise of eight (8) Councillors
• The existing two ward structure be retained Council also reinforced its desire to see the
• The wards continue to be named Flinders and Department of Primary Industries and Regions (PIRSA)
Eyre review the current Management Plan as it relates to
• The wards both be represented by four (4) this area, and as noted in its 19 March 2021 letter.
councillors
PIRSA Aquaculture, Phone: (08) 8207 5333
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Email: PIRSA.Aquaculture@sa.gov.au
Land Management Agreement Waivers BUSINESS AND ADMINISTRATION SERVICES
Council considered Land Management Agreement Streaky Bay Men’s Shed Lease
waivers for Herbert Edwards Drive and Oscar Williams Council resolved to support the ongoing lease of the
Drive, Streaky Bay. The reports and resolutions can be Streaky Bay Men’s shed and include exemptions for
found in the Agenda and Minutes for the April 2021 white ant treatment, CWMS Levy, Waste Collection
ordinary meeting of Council. At the May 2021 ordinary Levy and water metre charges that will be reviewed on
meeting of Council, a LMA Waiver request was an annual basis.
received for Flinders Drive, Streaky Bay, full details of
this request and resolution are available on the Poochera and Districts Bowling Club Lease
website. Council resolved to support the Poochera and Districts
Bowling Club in continuing their lease of facilities, with
Golf Course Native Title Update the exemption of a sinking fund.
Council’s Mayor and Acting Chief Executive Officer will
be attending the Court Mediation in the second week Airport Landing Fees Waiver Request
of June where Council is hoping for a positive outcome A request was received from a member of the public to
and agreement of the Golf Club land is reached. waive all landing fees at the Streaky Bay Aerodrome for
the 2021/2022 financial year. Council will review the
Oyster Lease Application fees as part of the 2021/2022 Annual Business Plan and
Council has received many submissions both for and budget process.
against the new Oyster Lease application. The decision
is not Council’s to make as it is a PIRSA responsibility. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
PIRSA has asked for Council’s submission in this matter Coast Protection Board Legislation Submission
if they wanted to make a submission. Council considered, prepared, and submitted a
At the March 2021 meeting Council resolved to provide submission outlining key concerns regarding the Coast
a submission to PIRSA regarding Council’s Coastal Protection Board. Following this submission an onsite
Management Plan which outlines the protection of meeting and site visits will be held in and around the
“The Spit” and does not support the application. In Streaky Bay Coast.
addition, Council requested a comprehensive review of Streaky Bay Foreshore Tourist Park – Tariff
PIRSA’s Management Plan be undertaken as soon as Schedule
possible. The letter sent to PIRSA included all Council considered a report to amend the tariff
correspondence received by Council on the matter. schedule at the park, Council endorsed the schedule
At the May 2021 meeting a motion was moved that amendment, full details are available in the April 2021
“Council withdraw our opposition to Mr Evans’ oyster Council Agenda.
lease application” that motion was seconded and
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Streaky Bay Rural Women’s Gathering INFRASTRUCTURE
Council resolved to reappropriate funding that was Parking – Streaky Bay
previously allocated for the 2020 New Year’s Eve Following a report to the March 2021 meeting and
Children’s Festival (that was cancelled) to host the subsequent community engagement period. Council
2021 SA Rural Women’s Gathering in Streaky Bay. received a report to the May 2021 meeting providing
feedback from the community, this feedback was
Buy Local Gift Cards
considered, and Council resolved the following;
Council endorsed the further investigation and cross
• Installation of a no standing zone from the
Council collaboration of a buy local Gift Card that can
northern side of Wells Street from Bay Road to
be utilised across businesses and Council districts.
Alice Haddy Naturopath
Mobile Food Vendor Policy • Required line marking and double entry to
Following a community consultation period Council Council carpark, Wells Street side
resolved to endorse the reviewed Mobile Food Vendor • Investigation of all abilities parking behind
rules and set fees for the 2021/2022 financial year. A Chemist
copy of the new Policy and associated details are • Trial of parallel parking for a period of 12
available on Council’s website months in front of EP Marine (Bay Road)
www.streakybay.sa.gov.au. • Installation of angle parking only signs to all
existing angle parking areas with the exclusion
General Advertising Signage Policy of the area from Phillips Street to Streaky Bay
Council has received several requests regarding Marine Products on the northern side.
advertising signage in recent months and its existing
Policy was restrictive. The Policy was reviewed to Footpath/Retaining Wall Upgrade Request –
provide further guidance and opportunities for Alfred Terrace, Streaky Bay
advertising. A copy of the Policy and fact sheet is Council received a report outlining a request to
available on Council’s website upgrade a section of footpath along Alfred Terrace,
www.streakybay.sa.gov.au Council resolved that at this point the upgrade was not
Moveable Signage Policy (A Frame Signage) required.
It had been identified that most of the A Frame signage Waste Transfer Station Proposal
throughout the district was non-complying with The current Waste Transfer Station contract is due for
Council’s By-Law and such By-Law restricted almost all renewal in the current months and Council received a
potential usage of such signage. A Policy has now been report regarding future operation of the site in Streaky
introduced that will enable the usage of signage Bay. Council resolved for the operation of the site to
(ascertaining to certain conditions). Those businesses revert to Council operated, with a restructured
with A Frame signage will be contacted in coming kerbside collection contract to be negotiated with EP
weeks to complete an appropriate application form Recycling. This operation will require the engagement
and register their signage use. A copy of this Policy is of further staff, community engagement and
available on Council’s website participation strategies, modification of operating
www.streakybay.sa.gov.au hours, and sourcing of additional grant funding for
Holiday Visitation Issues – Discussion Paper further works.
That following community engagement on the Local Government Infrastructure Partnerships
discussion paper, with limited feedback provided, Program Funding
Council considered further actions surrounding this Council has received $392,287 through the State
paper and resolved the following actions. Government Local Government Infrastructure
• Continue to budget existing additional waste Partnerships Program, this funding was a competitive
measures grant round and will be applied to the Western Transit
• Continue to budget for RV Park toilet to Loop Project (Wells Street, AB Smith Rd, Alec Baldock
remain open Dr, Wallschutzky Rd project). Plans for the proposed
• Investigate options for RV Park dump point upgrade will be available to the public as soon as
• Continue negotiations with Landscapes SA possible.
regarding Coastal Access
• Write to the Department of Environment to Streaky Bay Hall Airconditioning Upgrade
suggest a toilet be installed at Point Labatt This project was funded under the Drought
• That the Perlubie stack site seating and Communities Program 2020, due to an unforeseen
shelters remain the responsibility of the power upgrade requirement, Council endorsed to
Department of Infrastructure and Transport. allocate a further $12,000 of its own source
expenditure to the project.
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\ Community Grants
COMMUNITY
FRRR Tackling Tough Times Together
Streaky Bay Community Hotels LTD Grants 2021/2022 The Tackling Tough Times Together (TTTT) program
Applications for funding from Community Groups & gives drought-affected communities across remote,
Organisations for the 2021/2022 Financial Year are rural and regional Australia the opportunity to access
now being accepted. funds that benefit their immediate and long-term
Application forms are available from the Streaky Bay needs.
Hotel reception office Monday to Friday between Grants are available for a broad range of grassroots,
9am-5pm. Only one application will be accepted per community-led initiatives that directly and clearly
group/organisation. benefit local communities. Applications are accepted
Applications close Friday 25 June 2021 on an ongoing basis and assessed quarterly.
Please post your application to: What can be funded?
The Board of Directors This program is designed to provide flexible funding to
Streaky Bay Community Hotels LTD support community-based activities in drought-
PO BOX 240 affected regions that both help to relieve current
Streaky Bay SA 5680 stressors and symptoms, and most importantly, build
capacity and resilience for the future. Funds could
also support activities that engage your local
Strengthening Rural Communities community in being proactive, exploring options and
The Strengthening Rural Communities (SRC) program creating something that will stand the test of tough
aims to give the thousands of small rural, regional and times.
remote communities across Australia an opportunity
to access funding to support broad community needs. This program funds a broad range of initiatives and
Ongoing. For more visit: purposes, including:
https://frrr.org.au/funding/place/strengthening-rural- • Delivering activities, programs and services;
communities/ • Purchasing or hiring equipment and materials;
• Community infrastructure projects;
• Art, drama and creative expression projects to
South Australian Suicide Preven�on Community assist people to creatively express their
experiences, which are otherwise limited due
Grants Scheme
to the drought;
Since 2014, the South Australian Government has • Experiences for school children such as camps
provided $150,000 per year to support state suicide that connect young people and provide an
preven�on projects and ac�vi�es through the South opportunity to have fun with other young
Australian Suicide Preven�on Community Grants people off-farm.
• Operational and administrative costs
Scheme (SASPCGS).Raising awareness, breaking down
associated with your project will be
s�gma, increasing connec�on and responding considered. This could include wages, paying
compassionately can save lives. a skilled contractor, or paying for overhead
costs incurred in the project’s delivery.
Evidence suggests that local grassroots projects like
those supported by the SASPCGS play an important
part in helping to prevent suicide.
Round 22 opens: 25 May 2021 and closes: 24 August
The SASPCGS empower communities by providing
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community groups and non-government organisations
with between $500 and $10,000 to deliver localised
For further information visit:
suicide prevention projects that address the priority
https://frrr.org.au/funding/disaster-resilience-and-
areas of the South Australian Suicide Prevention Plan
climate-solutions/tackling-tough-times-together/
2017-2021 and meet the needs of a specific group or
community.
Applications close Friday 11 June 2021 at 5.00 pm
https://www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/
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Community Grants
BUSINESS
Boosting Apprenticeships Horticulture Netting Infrastructure
The Boosting Apprenticeship Commencements wage 14.6 million in grants for South Australian horticulture
subsidy supports businesses and Group Training growers to purchase and install protective netting has
Organisations to take on new apprentices and been made available. You can apply for up to 50% of
trainees, to build a pipeline of skilled workers to costs associated with horticulture netting, up to a
support sustained economic recovery. maximum of $300,000.
Through the subsidy, any business or Group Training Who can apply?
Organisation that engages an Australian Apprentice • Primary production businesses
between 5 October 2020 and 30 September 2021 may • Property owners
be eligible for a subsidy of 50 per cent of wages paid • Share farmers
to a new or recommencing apprentice or trainee for a • Lease holders and businesses that operate as
12-month period from the date of commencement, to a sole trader
a maximum of $7,000 per quarter. There is no cap on • Partnership, trust or private company in
the number of eligible trainees/apprentices. horticulture.
For further information visit:
https://www.dese.gov.au/boosting-apprenticeship- Applications close 30 June 2023 or when funding has
commencements been exhausted, whichever comes first.
Tourism Industry Development Fund For further information and eligibility visit:
This fund is designed to support and stimulate private https://www.pir.sa.gov.au/grants_and_assistance/hor
ticulture-netting-grants#toc6
sector investment in new and improved regional
accommodation, and the development of quality
The Retailer Energy Efficiency Scheme (REES)
tourism product and experiences. It aims to assist in A South Australian Government energy efficiency
the COVID recovery of regional tourism by scheme that provides incentives for South Australian
encouraging regional operators to improve and households and businesses to save energy. It does this
diversify so they can attract more visitors and get a through establishing energy efficiency and audit
higher return on their offering. Closes 31 March 2022. targets to be met by electricity and gas retailers.
For more visit: South Australian households and businesses may be
https://tourism.sa.gov.au/support/tourism-industry- able to access discounted or free energy efficiency
development-fund activities from energy retailers participating in the
REES.
Caravan Parks Defibrillator Subsidy To find out what activities energy retailers are
Dollar for dollar up to $1,000 per unit to encourage currently offering, you can contact any of the obliged
operators to install defibrillators in caravan energy retailers in South Australia, not just the retailer
parks. Closes 30 June 2021. For further information currently supplying you. Energy retailers may contract
visit: https://www.caravanindustry.com.au/defib- out their energy audits and energy efficiency activities
subsidy-overview to third-party contractors, and you may also contact
these third-party contractors directly.
Digital Solutions for Small Business For more information visit:
https://www.escosa.sa.gov.au/industry/rees/overview
Offering support for: websites and selling online; social
/rees-overview
media and digital marketing; using small business
software; online privacy and security.
Enquire at https://www.rdawep.org.au/contact-us/
Or visit www.adelaidebusinesshub.com.au
Wage Subsidies
Provides businesses with financial incentives of up to
$10,000 to hire and retain eligible job seekers in
ongoing and sustainable positions.
For more visit: https://www.business.gov.au/Grants-
and-Programs/Wage-subsidies
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Community Grants
SPORT, RECREATION & HEALTH, YOUTH TAKE THE COMMISSIONER'S SPORT SURVEY!
Woolworths You Grow Girl Grants Whether you love, hate, do or don’t play sport we
Woolworths want to support netball clubs and want to hear from you! The role of CCYP is to
associations across the nation by offering 125 x promote the rights and wellbeing of all children and
$2,000 grants to netball clubs and associations who young people in South Australia. This survey is a
continue to seek funding to assist with developments chance for you to share your views, concerns and any
/ improvements to their community. For more visit: suggestions that you think would help more young
https://yougrowgirl.netball.com.au/grants/ people participate in and enjoy sport in SA. Take the
survey now via surveymonkey.com/r/thesportsurvey
Sporting Schools
Funding is available for schools to deliver Sporting Mission Australia 2021 Youth Survey
Schools programs before, during or after school hours The Youth Survey is Australia’s largest annual survey
using one of our NSO partners. Sporting Schools offers of young people. It provides a platform for young
funding programs for both Primary and Secondary people to have their voices, opinions and perspectives
Schools. Application open dates – 2021: heard. The online survey is open to young people
Monday 16 August 2021 - Friday 27 August 2021
between the ages of 15 and 19 and takes 15-20
For more visit: https://sportingschools.gov.au/funding
minutes to complete. Key focus areas include:
housing, disability, impact of COVID-19, experiences
of unfair treatment and stress management. Open
now until 9th August 2021. Please use our UNIQUE
Streaky Code 57713 when taking the survey
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Community Grants
ARTS & CULTURE DROUGHT SUPPORT
Quick Response Grant – Regional Arts Fund PIRSA – Drought Support
This grant is for Regional artists to access professional A number of services and avenues for assistance are
arts development and training opportunities, or available to support farm families, farm businesses
organisations/communities with small project and rural communities prepare for and manage
opportunities that arise at short notice. Funding can
drought conditions. Ongoing.
cover any reasonable costs such as artists fees, travel,
https://www.pir.sa.gov.au/grants_and_assistance/dro
and accommodation. For more visit:
https://www.countryarts.org.au/grants- ught_support
funding/grants/quick-response-grant/
Buy a Bale
Step Up Grant - Regional Arts Fund Helping support Australia’s rural communities and
Round 2 will open July 2021. Aussie farmers by providing tangible resources to
This category is available to applicants who have not drought, flood or fire affected communities. Stock
previously applied to or have been unsuccessful with feed, water, financial assistance, volunteers and a
the Regional Arts Fund, it's for unique personal 24/7 helpline and on the ground, counselling services
development opportunities including mentorships,
residencies and artist-led initiatives in communities. Farm Hub
The Farm Hub was built by the National Farmers
Skills Development Grant Federation as an online portal for information and
Round 2 will open July 2021. These grants are resources for Farmers (both for business and
available to assist groups and individuals to develop individuals)
art form or cultural development skills through For more visit:
workshops or undertake projects in any art form https://www.rdawep.org.au/resources/grant-funding-
which will enhance and develop arts practice and opportunities/
culture within communities.
SA HUB TO HELP IMPROVE DROUGHT RESILIENCE
A new ‘Drought Hub’ will be established in South
Step Out Grant - Regional Arts Fund
Australia to help prepare farmers for drought and
Round 2 will open July 2021. This category is available
improve resilience with the Marshall Liberal
to support regional. remote and very remote Government contributing $4.4 million.
communities to partner with professional artists and The South Australian Drought Resilience Adoption and
arts organisations to create high quality arts projects, Innovation Hub will be headquartered at University of
create activities that develop cultural networks, build Adelaide’s Roseworthy campus and supported by five
capacity for long term benefits and increase nodes throughout regional South Australia at Minnipa,
professional development. Port Augusta, Orroroo, Loxton and Struan.
For further information visit:
Performers’ Trust Foundation
https://www.premier.sa.gov.au/news/media-
Established in 1975, the PPCA Performers' Trust
releases/news/sa-hub-to-help-improve-drought-
Foundation provides grants to promote and
resilience
encourage music and the music-related performing
arts.
LOOKING FOR GRANTS?
For further information visit:
http://www.ppca.com.au/ppca-about-us/ppca- If you are looking for a grant to help your organisation
performers-trust-foundation or community group, the following websites might
assist you:
www.business.gov.au/Grants-and-Programs
www.communitygrants.gov.au
www.rdawep.org.au/resources/grant-funding
www.grantassist.sa.gov.au/
www.grantready.com.au/Find_a_Grant
www.grantguru.com.au
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Community Dates and Meetings
General Meeting
7 June Hospital Auxiliary Streaky Bay Hospital
Hospital Boardroom, 2pm
General: Sharon 0400 622278
Country Women’s Bus Tour – invitees only
8 June RSL Hall departure @ 9am
Handicraft: Alison 0417
Association 854883
14 June PUBLIC HOLIDAY QUEENS BIRTHDAY
15 June Streaky Bay Area School Student FREE DAY Streaky Bay Area School
General Meeting
17 June Probus Club Streaky Bay Hotel
Flinders Room, 10am
Meet Friday’s
Friday’s Men’s Shed 77 Montgomerie St
9am -3pm
Monday and Thursday’s
Term 2 Instep Dance Classes The Institute
3.30pm – 6.30pm
Tuesdays Streaky Bay Scout Group Cubs 5.30-7.00pm Scout Hall, Slidys Beach
St Augustine’s Service Times: Streaky Bay
Church Services
Anglican Church 10am St Augustine’s Church 27 Wells St
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday 8.30am Streaky Bay
Thursday & Friday at 5.45pm (St Canute’s Church)
Church Services Catholic Parishes Sat 8.30am / Sun 11am
Chandada
Wed 4.30pm / Sun 9.00am (St Michael’s Church)
Meals on Wheels Roster
Monday 31st K Trezona & R Giles Wednesday 16th P Morgan & J Crabb
Tuesday 1st D Whittenbury & G Cox Thursday 17th K Brace & C Smith
Wednesday 2nd N Smith & G Sincock Friday 18th P Morgan & J Crabb
Thursday 3rd B & C Lynch Monday 21st R Walker & B Fox
Friday 4th A & S Bignell Tuesday 22nd M & R Swanson
Monday 7th L Bubner & A Goddard Wednesday 23rd R Smith & A Kelsh
Tuesday 8th G & J Kenny Thursday 24th J Williams & S Gilmore
Wednesday 9th L & V Amey Friday 25th R Giles & K Trezona
Thursday 10th H Flanigan & A Sidler Monday 28th B & M Black
Friday 11th C & P Pudney Tuesday 29th P Hogan & L Lewis
Monday 14th PUBLIC HOLIDAY Wednesday 30th J Hollitt & J Sherrah
Tuesday 15th A Tarrant & D Trevena Thursday 1st G & M Lee
10Farewell Streaky – from Karina Ewer
I was asked to write this note to say farewell to What you won’t see is the enormous amount of work
Streaky Bay and I do. I bid you all farewell not done in “back of house” to:
because I want to, nor because of anything that is
Streaky Bay or the Council or the Elected advocate for the community, (to fight for equitable
Body.Everyone who has touched my life here has access to medical practitioners, electricity,
done so in a positive way and for that I am grateful. I telecommunications, education, services, funding,
go for my family and it is probably about time I put and the list goes on);
them first. negotiate with everyone from corporations to
State and Federal Government to legal
When working out what to say I went through a few representatives to ensure costs to rate payers for
presentations I was asked to give and things I have things like electricity, landscapes levies and
written and they certainly helped me reflect on my Native Title matters do no impact ratepayers more
time here. Mostly they helped me focus on who I am than is absolutely necessary;
and how this role has helped me grow. I am a person support community events;
who loves people. I love to listen to people, consider support businesses and help them grow and
their ideas and experiences and work along side diversify;
them. I love being a part of another person’s life – comply with government regulations;
even if only for a moment and I love human provide quality public health and safety outcomes,
complexity. Most of all I love being of service to report to other government bodies; and
people especially if it is in ways they will never know. perform tasks on behalf of other government
That pretty much sums up the life of a CEO as I see it. bodies.
In working with, beside and for those around me, we What I do clearly know is that the District Council of
have achieved a great many things. The list is long. I Streaky Bay is very blessed to have such a
believe in my first writing of this type I said that I could committed, dedicated and skilled employee base. We
only ever be a reflection of the team that do the actual achieve everything most of the much larger Councils
delivery of the works required of Council and that do and sometimes more, with only 24 Full Time staff.
holds true today. That is an achievement the community and our staff
should be very proud of.
To mention only the obvious, what you will see are
things like: I have been honoured and privileged to have worked
with the District Council of Streaky Bay team. That
the completion of Moore’s Boat Ramp; gratitude most definitely extends to the Mayor, the
Drought Communities Projects (2 rounds of Elected Members and the amazing Leadership Team.
funding delivered vital projects throughout the Their unerring dedication to their community is the
District including Poochera water catchment and true reflection of what this team represents as a
change rooms, Little Islands Trail, Wirrulla Sports whole.
Complex works, events equipment, and tourism
signage); It has been a real pleasure Streaky Bay. I will watch
campground developments; your achievements from afar and be very happy for all
LED Street Lighting; the outstanding things to come.
Wells Street Powerline Undergrounding;
Australia Day Awards;
Citizenship Ceremonies;
road network management;
rubbish collection and waste management;
open spaces and playgrounds being maintained;
and
animals being managed
11Employment
POSITION VACANT POSITIONS VACANT POSITIONS VACANT
URGENT
STREAKY BAY AREA SCHOOL
CLEANERS
BUS DRIVERS WANTED
HOUSEKEEPERS WANTED
Job and Person Specifications
WANTED
are available from
We need a fit and agile
Front Office
IMMEDIATE START person to join the Park Team
Streaky Bay Area School.
Full Training provided
Please contact Please contact
Mr Chris Roberts Park Managers If you can work 8 -20 hrs p/w
Streaky Bay Area School Please phone
109 Wells Street Jim or Jenine Furnell
Toni 7600 0020
P 86261202 F 86261658 0437 212 812
POSITIONS
POSITIONSVACANT
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STAFF WANTED! STAFF WANTED!
Bar WANTED
Qualified Butcher Kitchen Hands
Bistro
To join our busy butcher shop Chef
Cleaning
Must be reliable and have great Barista
Immediate Start work ecthics Immediate Start
Drop in your resume Accommodation is No experience necessary
or email to available for the right person
Pop into Bayfunktion
admin@streakybayhotel.com.au Please call Peter on or call 0428 861 242
0410830778.
West Coast Welding
is seeking a qualified Boilermaker / Welder
for immediate start.
Email your resume to Jason
westcoastwelding@bigpond.com
Enquiries please phone Jason on 0427 267 039
12Community News
Streaky Bay
Instep Dance
JEAN DUNN MEMORIAL DAY NOEL GOSLING
STREAKY BAY INSTITUTE We are deeply grateful for your kindness and
10.00am compassion you extended to our family
Wednesday 7th July 2021 during this sad time on the passing of Dad,
(COVID allowing) Noel, Grandpa & Great Grandpa.
Jean’s family invite friends and family to We would like to thank the Streaky Bay
celebrate and remember community over the years, looking out for
Noel, who was a well respected gentlemen.
Jean Dunn
at a Thank you to the caring staff at Elmhaven for
MEMORIAL SERVICE
Noel's care in the past 16 months.
Service to be followed by lunch
Thank you to Dr Victoria and staff at the
Old Time Dance Streaky Bay Hospital for your care of Noel's
after lunch final days.
Enjoy dancing
(with people there to teach you) To Peter McNicol, for his compassion and
or just listening to Jean’s music. duty of care, and also to Jennifer Watkins
A Special Day who officiated the service.
to honour and remember while catching up
with family and friends. Thank you to those who attended Noels
graveside service.
Tea and Coffee will be available For your messages, cards, food and flowers
BYO all other drinks and your support.
Please wear a Name Tag We are very blessed to have so many
Please RSVP by 9th June 2021 beautiful people in our lives.
(as family need to know numbers for catering Heartfelt thanks,
and Covid restrictions) Craig, Sue, Stephen, Jess, Andrew, Teresa
and their families.
Pam: 0417 015 177
Denise: 0402 836 660
13Community News BLACK SEA DRAGONS
Dragon Boat paddling started in Streaky Bay in 2007.
We started with 2x10's boats, moved on to a 20's
boat on loan from DBSA and now have our own
Champion 20 seater.
Our members have competed at regattas in Adelaide,
OFFICIAL at masters games, at state & national competitions,
From Tuesday 25 May, all adults aged 16 to 49 living as members of Adelaide Sea Dragons (as at October
in Eyre and Far North will be eligible to receive the 2019 as Black Sea Dragons), and on occasion as
COVID-19 vaccine, in addition to the currently eligible part of a combined west coast team - Ceduna,
groups. Streaky Bay & Port Lincoln. Our members have also
Pfizer is the preferred COVID-19 vaccine for competed as part of the Regional State team. We've
everyone under 50 and it is currently available at the supported the Port Lincoln dragon boat clubs with
Port Lincoln Clinic on Liverpool Street (enter via the their corporate challenges, and we've participated in
rear car park off Coorong Street). a joint club social paddling weekend, with Ceduna
and Port Lincoln, at Venus Bay. We do 'Çome and
Bookings will be essential: there will be no walk-ins Trys' with students from local schools.
for Pfizer vaccinations due to cold storage
requirements. Dragon boating in not all about competing - some
members are competitive and do travel to
Book your Pfizer vaccination by going to competitions, other members choose not to compete
www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/regionalclinics at all. We all paddle for fitness, fun and friendship and
because we are part of a bigger club, those who want
People in this group will not be able to book through to compete can do so and those who don't want to
the national eligibility checker, only the link provided don't need to feel that they should.
on the SA Health website.
Dragon boating is open to all age groups from 12
People aged 50 and over can still book for the upwards, any gender, any fitness level.
vaccine by going to https://covid-
vaccine.healthdirect.gov.au/eligibility We welcome and new prospective paddlers to come
along and give it a go.
Please note that the Eyre and Far North Local Health
Network, is currently planning pop-up Pfizer clinics
across the LHN. How soon these start depends on a STREAKY BAY HOSPITAL AUXILLIARY
number of factors, most importantly the supply of the
As our meeting are bi/monthly we like to
Pfizer vaccine and the staff required to administer.
acknowldge and thank our Mothers Day raffle
donors Streaky Surf, Coralie Walker and the
STREAKY BAY POWERHOUSE MUSEUM Streaky Bay Pharmacy.
$1400 was raised this helps Elmhaven as well as
*EXPRESSION OF INTEREST* our Hospital.
FOR POWER HOUSE MUSEUM VOLUNTEERS Thanks also to generosity of those purchasing
PLEASE CALL KEVIN CAREY ON 08 8626 1233 tickets.
Opening Times: Tuesday & Friday 2-5pm
Winners were Marg Daniels, Lyn Tape and Nicki
Mayhew. Also many thanks to volunteers manning
the selling of the tickets, much appreciated.
Next meeing is on Monday 24th June, at 14
the
Hospital Boardroom, 2pmFriday 7th May Women’s Fours were played in very
Community News good conditions. 96 players played on the day.
Winners: Maree Tumbas Sk Somerton, Janine Brown,
Third Streaky Bay, Rayleen Giles, Second Streaky Bay
& Pam Woolford Lead, Port Lincoln.
STREAKY BAY BOWLING CLUB
Runners Up: Helen Minhard, Sk, Trish Clarke Third,
both from Cummins & Lorraine McDonald Second &
May Whiting Carnival 2021
Lou Fuss Lead, both from Port Lincoln.
Bowlers from Western Australia, New South Wales,
Third: Sue Rumbelow Sk, Streaky Bay, Javanka
Australian Capital Territory, Victoria and South
Mastorovic Third Port Lincoln, Cindy Bell Second &
Australia (country and city) converged on the Streaky
Gaynor Couchman Lead both from Parndana, KI.
Bay Bowling Club’s greens for a week of competitions.
Saturday 8th May Men’s Fours 128 players took to the
Sunday 2nd May the Mixed Fours were played in
greens in cooler conditions.
perfect weather conditions. There was only a half a
Winners: Peter Shepperd Sk, Coffin Bay, Paul Phillips,
point separating the winners from the runners up.
Third Coffin Bay, Peter McEvoy Second Streaky Bay
Winners: Geoff Hams Sk, Jenny Trengove Third, both
and Cyril Hier Lead Tumby Bay.
from the Keith, Paul Horner Second, Encounter Bay &
Runners Up: Darren Walker Sk, Dave Benney Third,
Sue Rumbelow, Lead from Streaky Bay.
Leigh McCarten Second and Terry Patterson Lead, all
Runners Up: Brenton Brown Sk, Nuriootpa, Nan
from Streaky Bay.
Smith Third Streaky Bay Maureen Brown Second,
Third: Gus Giles Sk, Gavin Sincock Third both from
Nuriootpa, & Gavin Sincock Lead, Streaky Bay.
Streaky Bay, Brenton Brown Second Nuriootpa and
Third: Barney Lynch Sk, Karen Lynch Third, Grant
Geoff Francis Lead, Streaky Bay.
Hayman Second & Chris Hayman Lead, all from
Cummins.
The Streaky Bay Bowling Club would like to thank the
many sponsors for their generous donations for the
Monday 3rd May the Mixed Pairs competition was
event and to all the local businesses who have willingly
played with 64 bowlers competing for the coveted
donated prizes for the daily raffles. Much appreciated.
trophy. 2x2x2x2 of 12 ends was he first game played,
then the 2x4x2 format 12 ends for the second game
There were 41 bowling clubs represented.
and the last was 3 bowl pairs of 10 ends.
Winners: Brenton & Annette Speed from Victor
Special mention to the Thursday night cooks and
Harbor.
volunteers, all proceeds for the tea on the night is
Runners up: Peter and Leanne Rivett from McClaren
donated to the Royal Flying Doctor Service. Over
Vale.
$2,000 was raised, thanks to the very generous group
Third: Noel & Kerry McLlwaine from Geraldton, WA.
of people for making this such a great night.
Tuesday 4th May Mixed Pairs event with the
PHOTOS BELOW
remainder 64 bowlers playing the same format as the
Monday event.
Winners for Mixed 4's on Saturday
Winners: Gavin Sincock Streaky Bay & Maureen
L-R: Darryl Johnson (SPONSOR), Peter Shepperd
Brown Nuriootpa.
(Coffin Bay), Paul Phillips (Coffin Bay), Peter McEvoy
Runners Up: Darryl & Gaye Steinwedel from
(Streaky Bay) & Cyril Hier (Tumby Bay)
Kingscote (KI)
Third: Nick & Jan Pippos from Victor Harbor.
Wednesday is the rest/fishing day and there were quite
a few locals who took the visitors for a day out on the
water. By all accounts there were plenty of fish caught.
Thursday 6th May the Mixed Fours with a Lady
Skipper was played. The weather conditions had come
in a bit cool and windy.
Winners: Julie-Ann Fitzgerald Sk, Ray Fitzgerald
Winners for Mixed 4's on Sunday
Third, both from Cummins, Bruce Westley Second &
L-R: Geoff Hams (Keith), Jenny Trengove (Keith), Paul
Jan Westley Lead both from Ardrossan.
Horner (Encounter Bay) & Sue Rumbelow (Streaky
Runners Up: Marie Tumbas Sk Somerton Park, Peter
Bay)
Hepburn Third Holdfast Bay, Rita Winn-Tapscott
Second, Victor Harbor and Barry King Lead from
Esperance WA.
Third: Anthea Faull Sk Port Elliott, Darryl Hammat
Third Victor Harbor, Joan Hammat, Second Victor
Harbor and Peter Faull Lead Port Elliott. 15STREAKY BAY INDOOR BOWLS
Community News The Streaky Bay Indoor Bowls Club was closed on May
19 to allow players to attend the funeral of their member
the late Noel Gosling who passed away on May 11.
STREAKY BAY CWA
Noel had joined the indoor bowling activity in 2012 after
“Sharing And Caring With Action” his many years of lawn bowls, social and competition.
A busy time for our members during May with a His gentle manner and his skill with the bias bowls on
handover of an EP Tapestry from Ungarra branch to lawn and mat will be long remembered.
Streaky Bay branch on 6/5/21 and hosting the Cancer
Council Biggest Morning Tea on 27/5/21. Time for a On May 5 the club held its AGM when 13 members
decent nanna nap! attended and their were 11 apologies.
In 2009, some SA CWA ladies from the Minnipa, All principle office bearers were re-elected with the
Streaky Bay, Waddikee Rock, Warramboo & Wudinna exception of ass/treasurer, the position now filled by
branches decided to have all EP branches contribute a Wayne Miller. 3 retiring committee members were
stitch or more to a tapestry piece as a contribution to replaced by nominees Bev O'Brien, Sandie Quast and
celebrating the 80th birthday of CWA in SA. Our very John Cash. Maintenance needs were discussed and the
own talented Prue Cook was the designer in charge, her meeting voted all work to proceed. The club has occupied
time and efforts putting much intricate thought into the the current premises since 2015.
theme and presentation – central to the tapestry is a The weekly high attendance figures in April came
map of the EP depicting EP branch locations with tumbling down in May - down to the mid-teens when
branch icons (flora, fauna, industry), the border several of the regular players left for 'time away'.
showered with EP native flora, colours used specific to On May 12 two special events brought an extra buzz to
EP areas of wheat growing, higher rainfall, red earth and the afternoon. First there were 2 birthdays to celebrate,
the sea. Then 24 branches across the EP all contributed June on 5/05 and Alan on 12/05. Then came a double
to the mastering of the masterpiece that saw the last draw for door prizes donated by Julie.
stitch done, ready for proud presentation at the 2012
Cleve Field Day. Team Winners:
April 28 - Roger, Owen, Jim C, Glenys (visitor)
The tapestry has travelled around the EP and on 6/5/21, May 5 - John, Sandie, Alan
the Ungarra branch (Tumby Bay area) visited Streaky May 12 - Alan, Shirley, Jim C, Juile
Bay to officially return it to its origin of creation, Streaky May 19 - no bowls
Bay. After enjoying a group lunch at our local Hotel, May 26 - Bev W, Connie, June
Ungarra representatives Lisa Law & Valmai Webb
presented the tapestry to our representatives Helen
Flanigan & Alison Goddard. Unfortunately, our creator of See photo above
design Prue Cook was unable to attend, but we had a L - R from back:
smaller reunion with Prue and the tapestry at our May Wayne M, Jim P (Treasurer),
meeting. Shirley P (President), Roger
McC, Julie W (Secretary), Bev
The Biggest Morning Tea was hosted by our branch on
O, Bev W, Alan L, S Quast, M
27/5/21. With the thankful help of some local businesses
and the effortless love for baking by many of our Ettridge, Absent: J Cash
members, a smorgasboard of sweet, savoury & deli
style fingerfoods were on offer. We raised $1,697.60.
We are proud to be a part of SA CWA and proud to
serve our community. Thankyou to everyone and
thankyou for making a cancer difference. See separate
write-up.
Contacts: General - Sharon 0400 622278, Handicraft -
Alison 0417 854883
Alan Lange and June Francis enjoy their birthday cakes.
Kaye Waits birthday.
16Community News
STREAKY BAY MEN'S SHED STREAKY BAY PROBUS
We have completed two projects over the last week. At our general meeting on the 20th May we observed a
minutes silence in memory of Noel Gosling one of our
The bases for the garden beds for Perlubie Sea have members. We also had an update on Darryl Wait who
now been delivered. (se pic below) has just spent time in hospital after suffering a stroke.
Bob Feibig has collected the legs for their table that we This was followed by our normal meeting.
repaired. From the feed back from Bob happiness all
round. At this meeting we also raised money for cancer
research by having a Big Morning Tea.
Our boat has now been advertised on the notice board
by the post office. It will be put up on Streaky Bay buy, This was well organised by Zita Chester and Fay Kelsh.
swap and sell soon. See pic below. The price is $5,000. Going by the amount of food that was there we probably
could have eaten all day. Well done Zita and Fay.
Some of our members have been making some boards
that reads how to tell time. The Morning Tea raised $210 for cancer research.
We are in the process of making some more push carts Our guest speakers were two sisters in Nancy (smaller
for the craft shop. Just waiting for some wheels to come one) and Elizabeth from the Ceduna who are working
in. there for the Catholic Centre Care. They work for Saint
Anne’s Missionaries in India. (see pictures below) Both
Over the last couple of weeks we have had two visitors in of them are here for three years and have already done
Doug Watson and Bernie Stafford coming to work on two of the three.
projects for themselves.
Both of them spoke about their country, the provinces
Doug has been kind enough to make two nesting boxes they are from and also the sad news regarding the
as samples for Gouldian and Zebra finches. Thanks Covid there.
Doug.
Our next meeting on the 17th June we will be having a
Bernie with the help of John O’Brien has put new tops on guest speaker from Andromeda Mines.
two bedside tables.
He promises this speech will be informative and
A big thankyou must go to the Perlubie Sports day entertaining.
committee for their donation of $800.
17SATURDAY 10 JULY
Tickets available from the Streaky Bay Visitor Centre
Streaky Bay Hall Doors Open 6:30 Event Starts 7:30
Bar facilities BYO nibbles platter $20
18MEDIA RELEASE
GEORGE GLASS DOES ART ATTACK | JULY 10 | 7:30PM
Unique Art-Rock Show Hits Streaky Bay
After a smash premiere season at the Adelaide Fringe 2021, Adelaidean funk rock band
George Glass are now taking their new show, Art Attack, to Streaky Bay.
Art Attack is a unique art-rock show where audiences are invited on stage to paint a giant
mural to the music. Armed with a paintbrush all you need to do is get lost in the music and
make your mark on the wall.
“People don’t have to get up if they don't want to. But we’ve found that once people see how
much fun, and how easy going it is, they change their minds.” says guitarist Nic Conway.
Over the course of 60 minutes, audiences will be invited up in groups of 4 to paint on a giant
canvas. George Glass, who have been making cross art form music shows for 10 years,
performing music and comedy across Australia and the U.K, will be providing a set of comedic,
funk-rock tunes.
“People have a few drinks, they laugh, they paint, it’s a really nice experience. And the artwork
always looks fabulous. You don’t have to be any good at painting, just have fun, that’s what
makes the art so unique to the community.” Says bassist Ali McMichael.
George Glass have lined up a full tour across SA, with shows in Kangaroo Island, Pt Lincoln,
Whyalla, Mt Gambier and of course Streaky Bay. At the end of the tour, they’ll be throwing one
final Art Attack in Adelaide and then exhibiting all the canvases!
Don’t miss your chance to be a part of the art in this unique art-rock show, coming to Streaky
Bay July 10.
Location: Streaky Bay Hall, 29 Alfred Terrace, Streaky Bay.
Tickets: $20 - available from the Streaky Bay Visitor Centre, 21 Bay Road, Streaky Bay.
Time: Doors open at 6:30pm for a start time of 7:30pm.
Facilities: Bar facilities available all night / BYO yummy nibbles platter.
Covid-19 restrictions will be in place, please check in via the QR code or contact tracing sheet
on arrival. Do not attend if you are unwell, stay 1.5m from others that are not in your group
and regularly wash or sanitise your hands.
Streaky Bay Visitor Centre 19
info@streakybay.sa.gov.au l 08 8626 7033Country Arts SA,
State Theatre Company South Australia
and the Streaky Bay Presenter Group
are pleased to present
EUPHORIA in Streaky Bay
EUPHORIA is a new play from award-winning
South Australian playwright Emily Steel,
which brings regional voices to the fore in a rich and
heart-warming tale of good days, bad days and
everything in between.
EUPHORIA is touring to Streaky Bay as part of
Country Arts SA’s Shows On The Road program.
Presenter Group spokesperson Tracey McEvoy said
she hoped the community would come along to this
significant theatre performance in their region.
“We are delighted to have a play that is based in a
regional community come to Streaky Bay.
After so many performances and events were cancelled
last year this is an excellent opportunity to
catch up with your friends and enjoy a show
that was made for regional SA.”
2021
BAY STREAKY BAY & DISTRICT
OP SHOP POWERHOUSE
RESTORED ENGINE MUSEUM
Opening Hours
MONDAY 10am - 12pm
TUESDAY 10am - 2pm
WEDNESDAY 10.15am - 11.45am
THURSDAY 10am - 2pm
FRIDAY 10am - 12pm
SATURDAY 9.30am - 12.00pm
Due to COVID-19 restrictions OVER 400 ENGINES RESORTED &
DONATIONS can only be left at IN WORKING CONDITION
THE SHED, Phillip Street on
OPENING TIMES
Mondays 9.00am - 12.00pm TUESDAY & FRIDAY
Please ensure your donations are clean,
2-5PM
OR BY PREVIOUS ARRANGEMENT
not stained or worn out, toys, linen,
kitchen items are in good condition. 20-22 ALFRED TERRACE
It is illegal to leave ELECTRICAL GOODS. STREAKY BAY
Eyre Crafts
Community Craft Shop
We are open !
Located corner of Bay Road &
Montgomerie Terrace.
Opening Hours:
Monday to Friday
10am - 4pm
Saturday
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BLD No. 213001 23MEDIA RELEASE
The Streaky Bay and District Medical Clinic Inc
26th May 2021
CHANGES TO MEMBERSHIP
At the most recent AGM it was voted by members to extend the duration of membership
from 1 year to 5 years. This means that for any one signing up or renewing a lapsing
membership, doing this small task today means you will retain membership until 30th
June 2026.
We value your ongoing support so we can continue to support the health of our
community and hope that you would please consider renewing your membership under
these new terms.
Most of you will have likely met our new GP Dr Victoria and we are sure you have helped
make her feel welcome. However, the quest continues to secure a second GP for Streaky
Bay to support Dr Victoria and ensure that we can continue to build the suite of services
available at the Clinic for you to have access to.
Being a financial member of the Clinic demonstrates support of the continuation of the
community run Clinic in Streaky Bay. The volunteer board of locals remain dedicated to
securing two full time GP's as well as finding and enticing locum GP's to the area in the
interim. Having community support shown through a strong membership base aids in
these tasks, as well as when lobbying government for additional help.
To renew, fill out the included form and return in person at the Clinic or the local ANZ
branch, or email to admin@streakybaymedical.com. Your personal details will remain
confidential.
Jonas Woolford (Chair)
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