THE - District Council of Streaky Bay
←
→
Page content transcription
If your browser does not render page correctly, please read the page content below
ISSUE 242 • OCTOBER 2021 • GOLD COIN DONATION
C RITERION
THE
C O N N E C T I NC
GoO
nUnRe cCtOi nMgM C
UNo Im
T Im
ESunities
Waste & Recycling Infrastructure and Roads Saddle Up - Rodeo is
Matters Advisory Committee Coming to Town
Page 6 & 7 Page 8 & 9 Page 23
Streaky Bay Visitor Centre 1
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 necessarily represent the thoughts
or views of the Council. Gunn, Graham – (Eyre Ward)
P// 0427 255 188
The Criterion is available from the first Thursday 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 Trezona, Neville – (Eyre Ward)
• Poochera Hotel P// 0488 028 347
• Karcultaby Area School E: Cr.Trezona@members.streakybay.sa.gov.au
• Port Kenny General Store
Limbert, Greg – (Eyre Ward)
Or it can be viewed and downloaded from the Council P// 0428 816 837
website at www.streakybay.sa.gov.au. E: Cr.Limbert@members.streakybay.sa.gov.au
If you would like to advertise your business, please
contact the friendly staff at the Visitor Centre. Pudney, Cliff – (Flinders Ward)
P// 0412 172 232
E: criterion@streakybay.sa.gov.au E: Cr.Pudney@members.streakybay.sa.gov.au
T: (08) 86267033
Redding, Nick – (Flinders Ward)
Deadline for submitting articles for the November P// 0427 261 061
edition is 5pm, Friday 29th October 2020. E: Cr.Redding@members.streakybay.sa.gov.au
WE WANT YOUR FEEDBACK! Your community criterion Trezona, Sally – (Flinders Ward)
is forever growing and we would like to hear your
P// 0459 499 454
thoughts on what we can do to improve – please email
E: Cr.Trezona@members.streakybay.sa.gov.au
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
2
Council News
Finance Risk and Audit Committee and
GOVERNANCE AND ADMINISTRATION
Community Strengthening Committee Council
Member Vacancies
Local Government Act Delegations Newly elected Councillor – Greg Limbert, was
Council received a report providing updated nominated and appointed as the member to fulfill
Delegation Schedules under the Local Government Act, both of these vacancies. Council is still looking for an
Council endorsed the proposed amendments to independent community member for the Community
delegations. Strengthening Committee.
Local Government Reform Organisational Structure
The Minister is proposing to have two proclamation Council was provided with an updated structure and
rounds that will commence the reforms in stages to information regarding staff changes due to
enable time for councils and other relevant bodies to resignations, long service leave and acting positions.
prepare for the changes. A copy of Council’s organisational structure is
available at www.streakybay.sa.gov.au
The Minister has indicated that reforms that require
minimal to moderate implementation tasks or
supporting regulations will likely commence in early REGULATORY SERVICES
August 2021, these include:
• changes to informal gatherings and internal Broadacre Burning Code of Practice –
reviews of council decisions; Consultation Draft
• clarification of the roles of principal member and Councils were asked to comment by the State Bushfire
members of council; and Coordination Committee on the Code of Practice
• the requirement for independent advice on CEO including whether the Code of Practice should be
appointment, performance review and mandated or voluntary. Council elected to recommend
termination. as part of the consultation that the minimum amount
of water to be stored on site be 1000L (from 400L), that
Other provisions required by the amendment are as the Code remain as voluntary, and that stubble dump
follows; size maximums be increased.
• Rate monitoring provisions and the new
Community Engagement Charter are expected to INFRASTRUCTURE
commence in the 2022 calendar year.
• The new behaviour management framework will Assets and Infrastructure Advisory Committee
be in place by the start of the next council term. Council have considered the Assets and Infrastructure
• Financial management reforms will be in place by Advisory Committee and have nominated and endorse
the 2023-24 year. Councillor Greg Limbert and Councillor Neville Trezona
• Changes in the basis of rating (where all Councils as Committee Members, and are seeking applications
will be required to rate on Capital Value) will from a suitable community member to be on this
commence in time for the 2024-25 year. This has Committee – see page 8 & 9.
been legislatively mandated by the State
Government. DC of Streaky Bay currently rates by Jetty Platform
site value only. Currently undertaking Independent Engineering
Certification. Once complete, work can get underway.
The reform will also include the inclusion of a
“Councils in Focus Website” where all Councils will be Streaky Bay Foreshore Tourist Park Development
required to submit a base set of data that can be Two contractors have been engaged to provide
viewed by the public and comparisons between like pricing and design options for Western Amenities.
Council’s can be made. Survey and construction drawings/plans are being
finalised for underground water, effluent and electrical
components for the fire protection design.
3
Council News
COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
CWMS Telemetry & Controls
Works will begin in the coming weeks to install and
Streaky Bay Youth Precinct
improve our control systems. This will enable Council
The Community and Economic team have progressed
to improve Safety and Reliability of the system as well
into the design and communication stages of the
as providing the earliest possible notification of faults.
upgrade of the Streaky Bay Precinct. Currently
receiving quotes for various stages of the
Western Transit Loop
development.
Community Consultation has been completed and
Elected Members were presented with Community
Streaky Bay Area School Pool Public Use
Feedback.
Council has considered the Streaky Bay Area School
Pool Public Use Agreement and endorse the Chief
Finlayson Road Realignment
Executive Officer in signing the Licence Agreement for
Meeting with representatives from DIT on July 7 to
the Public Use of the Streaky Bay Area School following
decide next steps.
the negotiation regarding the additions and
Designs are being finalised and construction works
amendments discussed within this report.
being coordinated with DIT for the connection to the
Eyre Highway.
Robinson Basin Water Reserve Wi-Sky Coverage Area Community Broadband
Currently progressing through taking Care and Control.
Meeting to be held with relevant stakeholders in
coming weeks regarding demand and control. Costing
provided to date suggest that, should consent be
reached, an outlay of approximately $95k would be
required to connect Robinson Basin to Wallschutzky
Road catchment.
Roads Patrol Grading
Council has engaged a Roadside Vegetation contractor
to begin works on the 6th of October. Should the works
prove satisfactory, future planning will be undertaken
with the Contractor.
Caterpillar 1 (Tow Roller)
• Carawa – Wirrulla area
Caterpillar 2 (Hitch Roller)
• Colley Hall, Pt Kenny-Poochera &
Inkster/Chandada area
Bitumen Delays
There have been some delays to scheduled bitumen
works and roadside vegetation clearing. The reason
for the delays was the availability of contractors with
substantial projects like the DIT highway project
putting a strain on the region’s resources. Contractors
have now been engaged and this work should RDAEP have just launched a training opportunities
board!
commence in the week commencing the 4th of
October.
Visit the link below to find out how you can get your
training opportunities in our region advertised!
rdaep.org.au/ep-jobs
4
CITIZEN
OF THE
YEAR
AWARDS
Who makes a difference
in your community?
Nominations are now open:
• Citizen of the Year
• Young Citizen of the Year
• Community Event of the Year
• Award for Active Citizenship
• Business of the Year Award
• Long Term Recognition of Service Award
Awards are presented at Australia Day
events in Councils across South Australia.
Visit the website or contact your local Council for details.
www.citizenoftheyear.com.au
Support Partners
5
Waste and Recycling
Matters
The District Council of Streaky Bay has been in the process of restructuring the operation of
its Transfer Station. Over the coming months many changes will be implemented to the
operation of the facility to allow for a more fluent and viable operating facility for both the
public and for Council.
One of the major changes will be the increase in opening hours which will enable more
accessibility for the public and alleviate frustrations with the short opening hours window that
has previously been encountered.
Recycling and reducing waste that goes to landfill is a major component of the restructure and
you the public, along with Council can all play a major part in eliminating a lot of this waste
from landfill which attracts a very high fee from the Environmental Protection Authority.
At present the Transfer Station takes your:-
• Cans and bottles which have the 10 cent deposit refund
• Flavoured milk containers and other deposit drink containers
• Wine bottles, glass bottles and jars, spirit bottles – these are non refund but very welcome
There are many more items that Council will now take (no refund), including:-
• Plastic milk and cream bottles, washed with the lids removed – opaque in colour
• Cardboard, cut or broken up into piece sizes that fit into a 240 litre wheelie bin (please note
that cardboard and cardboard boxes not to the correct size will be charged)
• Tin and steel cans, i.e. fruit tins, soup cans, etc. – washed with the lid put inside the tin
All of the above items can be dropped off at the Transfer Station for recycling. Every bottle, tin
and cardboard box that does not go to landfill does help to reduce costs and the landfill filling
up too quickly.
Markets for the above recyclable items are already in place and many more items will be
added to the list once markets are sourced and established.
Council would like to thank you in advance for your patience and understanding during this on
going transition and appreciates any feedback that you may wish to provide.
Stay tuned for next month’s update......
6
Coming soon ......
Changes to Streaky Bay
Transfer Station Opening Hours
From the 1st November, 2021 the Transfer
Station will be trialling new opening days
and times as per below:-
Monday - Closed
Tuesday - 9.00am - 4.30pm
Wednesday - 9.00am - 1.00pm
Thursday - Closed
Friday - 9.00am - 4.30pm
Saturday - 8.00am - 1.00pm
Sunday - Closed
A restructure of the facility and its operation will be occurring during
October 2021 and there may be disruptions to the opening times
during this period. Council apologises for any inconvenience that
this may cause and greatly appreciates your patience and
understanding during this restructure phase.
Also note that Cungena Landfill Site will be "Opening By
Appointment Only"
Please Note: There will be no disruption to the usual kerbside pickups
For further information please contact the
Infrastructure and Civil Works Department on (08) 8626 1001
7
September 2021
Dear Community Members
The District Council of Streaky Bay is seeking Expressions of Interests from members of the
community, to nominate for a role on our Infrastructure and Roads Advisory Committee.
This Committee will play an important role in guiding the management of Council’s
infrastructure and roads into the future, sharing their experiences and knowledge in a
collaborative environment with Elected Members and Council Staff. Recommendations and
Budgetary considerations made by this Committee will be reported directly to the full
Council for consideration.
To register your interest, please provide a summary of experiences while addressing the
following important questions (page attached).
What skills, experience or knowledge do you possess, that you think will be valuable
to this Committee?
How do you believe your skills will benefit the Committee and the Community’s
Infrastructure & Roads into the future?
Have you performed in a committee role in the past (Sporting, Council or other)?
Any other relevant information that you believe is / could be relevant to this role.
The Committee will seek to balance the makeup of the Committee to provide the best
overall outcome for the Streaky Bay District. Persons from outside of the Streaky Bay
township are strongly encouraged to nominate.
Persons may also be considered/accepted as “casual” and called upon for discussions
directly relevant to their township or area, should the person wish to be considered in this
manner.
This Committee shall meet monthly in its initial stages, and meeting regularity may vary
depending on Member availability, Budget and Seasonal commitments. Timing and
regularity shall be decided at the first meeting of the Committee, planned for October 2021.
Terms of reference for the Committee are available by request (on email or hard copy).
Should anyone have any questions about the role, please don’t hesitate to contact as below.
Darren Walker – Manager of Infrastructure & Civil Works
P.08 8626 1001 • F.08 8626 1196 • M.0429677540
W. www.streakybay.sa.gov.au
PO Box 179 STREAKY BAY SA 5680
8
District Council of Streaky Bay – Infrastructure and Roads Advisory Committee
Section 41 Committee
Name:
Address:
Ph:
Please provide us with a summary of your interest in the role on the above Committee.
1. What skills, experience or knowledge do you possess, that you believe will be
valuable to this committee?
2. How do you believe your skills will benefit the committee and the Community’s
Infrastructure and Roads into the future?
3. Have you performed in a committee role in the past (Sporting, Council or other)?
4. Any other relevant information that you believe is / could be relevant to the role.
Please return by email to walkerdarren@streakybay.sa.gov.au, or in person to the District
Council of Streaky Bay, 29 Alfred Terrace, Streaky Bay – attn Darren Walker
9
Saluting Their Service Commemorative Grants
\ Community Grants Program
The program is designed to preserve Australia’s
COMMUNITY wartime heritage; involve people around the country
in a wide range of projects and activities that highlight
Strengthening Rural Communities – Round 11
the service and sacrifice of Australia’s service
The Strengthening Rural Communities (SRC) program
personnel in wars, conflicts and peace operations; and
aims to give the thousands of small rural, regional and
promote appreciation and understanding of the
remote communities across Australia an opportunity
to access funding to support broad community needs. experiences of service and the roles that those who
Projects funded must align with one or more of the served have played in shaping the nation.
following charitable outcomes: Applications close on Tuesday, 8 February 2022. For
- bringing people and community organisations more visit:
together to foster stronger, more resilient https://www.communitygrants.gov.au/grants/saluting
communities; -service
-fostering and celebrating a sense of identity, diversity
and cultural connection within the community; Nature-based Tourism Co-investment Fund
-improving community health and social wellbeing;
- enable people to develop skills, knowledge and The South Australian Government is continuing to
confidence to lead and contribute to their community; actively explore new partnerships to expand our range
- building a sustainable volunteer base and/or of nature-based tourism offerings to help position
supporting the wellbeing of volunteers; South Australia as a world-class eco-tourism
- celebrating and resourcing volunteer led efforts; destination. We believe there are still untapped
- increasing access and inclusion for vulnerable and opportunities and we’re seeking outstanding, world-
disadvantaged groups, including remote communities; class eco-tourism proposals to reaffirm South
- enhancing places where communities gather;
Australia as a ‘must-see’ destination. The Nature-
- promoting connection to place and enabling
based Tourism Co-investment Fund will be open until
initiatives that champion a community’s social,
cultural or economic aspirations; June 2022 (or until the fund is exhausted).
- increasing capacity and capability of local community Applicants can seek grants from $20,000 to $1 million
organisations to support recovery from natural and are expected to contribute at least half of the
disasters;
total financial costs of their project. Closes June 2022
- enabling locally led responses within rural, regional
and remote communities endeavouring to reduce the For further information visit:
impacts of the changing climate within their https://coinvest.parks.sa.gov.au/
community.
History Trust Grant Funds
Applications close 23 November 2021 at 5:00pm MaC Small Grants Among the key aims of The History
For further information visit: Trust of South Australia is to keep building the
https://frrr.org.au/funding/place/strengthening- evidence of our state’s rich and fascinating past and to
rural-communities/ make it accessible to all. We offer two annual grant
programs that progressively add to South Australia’s
Bite-sized Grants history and bring it to life. These are the South
Funding of between $200 and $1000 is available for Australian History Fund (SAHF) and Museums and
community groups and not-for-profit organisations for Collections (MaC). The SAHF supports community and
small, short-term projects. The program is funded individual projects, publications and research, while
through the Northern and Yorke Landscape Board to the MaC fund supports groups who participate in the
deliver positive environmental and landscape MaC Standards and Funding Program. Applications
management outcomes, such as garden development, close on Friday, 10 December 2021
weed control and revegetation projects. For further
information visit: For further information visit:
https://www.landscape.sa.gov.au/ny/get- https://history.sa.gov.au/grants/
involved/grants-and-funding
10Community Grants
SPORT, RECREATION & HEALTH, YOUTH Australian Cricket – Infrastructure Fund
Round 1 of the 2021/22 Australian Cricket
SA Healthy Towns Challenge Infrastructure Fund (ACIF) is now open. SACA and
Cricket Australia are partnering to provide councils,
The SA Healthy Towns Challenge – Partnering for
clubs, associations and cricket facility managers with
Children’s Wellbeing 2021-2023 provides grants of up
the opportunity to apply for funding for cricket facility
to $250,000 over two-year period per project. A
projects. All projects submitted must be compliant
maximum of three grants will be available for this
with Cricket Australia’s ‘Community Cricket Facility
round.Projects must support the wellbeing of children
Guidelines’. Applications close 8 November 2021.
in South Australian rural and regional communities
through the creation of healthier environments. Further information about the ACIF can be found at:
https://www.saca.com.au/community/grants-and-
Projects eligible for receiving a grant MUST meet the
scholarships/australian-cricket-infrastructure-fund
following essential criteria:
Support infrastructure (construct and/or Ski for Life Mental Wellbeing & Suicide Prevention
upgrade) for children and families in their Grants
communities We give out a series of grants every year to
Support children and families in the organisations wanting to do their part towards raising
community to feel more connected and active awareness for mental wellbeing and suicide
prevention. If your organisation is looking into a
Collaborate with community organisations
project that aligns with the Ski for Life mission "
with expertise in supporting the health and To use conversations and community engagement to
wellbeing outcomes for children and their raise awareness of strategies that support good
families mental health, wellbeing and suicide prevention ."
Co-invest through both funding and in-kind Then follow the link below and start the application
contributions in the project process.
For further information visit:
Implement and fund (at least 10% of the total
https://www.skiforlife.com.au/grants
budget) a robust evaluation plan that Applications close when allocated funds are fully
measures the success of the project. expended
Applications are now open and will close at 12.00
noon on Friday 15 October 2021. Woolworths You Grow Girl Grants
For more: Woolworths want to support netball clubs and
wellbeingsa.sa.gov.au/HealthyTownsChallenge associations across the nation by offering 125 x
$2,000 grants to netball clubs and associations who
continue to seek funding to assist with developments
Cricket Australia – Female Participation / improvements to their community. For more visit:
CommBank’s investment in Cricket Australia's https://yougrowgirl.netball.com.au/grants/
Growing Cricket for Girls Fund is supporting this
growth, nurturing the current and future generations Young Pink Sisters
of players at community clubs across the country. providing immediate financial assistance up to $600
Clubs seeking more information on the Fund please to those who are struggling to meet the financial
contact: community@cricket.com.au For further demands of breast cancer treatment. Ongoing
information visit: https://youngpinksisters.org.au/financial-
https://www.cricketaustralia.com.au/about/diversity- assistance.html
and-inclusion/femaleparticipation
11Community Grants
Business Support Package
The new Business Support Package will assist an
Assistance for businesses employing young people estimated 50,000 eligible* SMEs across the state,
YOUTH JOBS PaTH (Prepare – Trial – Hire) provides including restaurants, cafes, hotels, and tour and
funding to trial a young person aged between 17 - 24 experience operators, affected by the new
to find out if they’re the right fit for your business. If restrictions to help stop the spread of the highly-
the trial is a success and you hire the young person, contagious COVID-19 Delta variant.
you may be eligible for further funding. Grant funding
available of up to $10,000 for Australian businesses. Grants will help businesses cover ongoing operating
costs such as rent, power bills, supplier costs and
• Prepare: Young people will undertake Employability other fees, and help them to re-open when
Skills Training to prepare them for work. restrictions ease.
• Trial: You can trial a young person in an internship
The major support package also includes a new
for between 4 and 12 weeks and receive a payment $1,000 cash grant for eligible** small businesses who
of $1000 (GST inclusive) to help cover the hosting don’t employ staff (e.g. non-employing sole traders).
costs. Interns will receive a $200 fortnightly incentive
payment on top of their income support and are How to access business support:
covered by insurance, both paid by the Australian
Government. To register interest in Business Support
Package cash grants, complete the form at
• Hire: If you hire the eligible young person, you can treasury.sa.gov.au/sbg or email
receive a wage subsidy of up to $10,000 (GST smallbusinessgrant@sa.gov.au. Applications
inclusive). For further information visit: are expected to open within the next two
https://business.gov.au/grants-and-programs/Youth- weeks via treasury.sa.gov.au and grants will
Jobs-PaTH be processed as quickly as possible.
BUSINESS *To be eligible for the one-off $3,000 emergency cash
grant, a business must, as at 12:01am Tuesday 20 July
Jobs & Economic Growth Fund 2021:
The Economic and Business Growth Fund was
established as part of the 2018-19 Budget to promote Be located within South Australia
economic growth in South Australia by encouraging Have an annual turnover of $75,000 or more
growth of existing industries, developing new in 2020-21 or 2019-20, and be registered for
industries, building international connections, and GST
attracting foreign and national direct investment. Employ people in South Australia
Have an Australia-wide payroll of less than
From 1 July 2021, the Fund will be renamed the Jobs $10 million in 2019-20
and Economic Growth Fund and will have funding Have a valid Australian Business Number
capacity of $200 million over four years to focus on (ABN)
supporting initiatives that create long-term Experienced at least a 30 per cent reduction
sustainable jobs and economic growth. (compared to the week prior) in turnover due
to the restricted trading conditions
For further information on eligibility, assistance
provided, the decision making process, assessment **To be eligible for the one-off $1,000 emergency
and approval, please refer to the Jobs and Economic cash grant, a non-employing business must meet the
Growth Fund Guidelines. criteria listed above excluding the requirement to
employ people.
12Step Out Grant - Regional Arts Fund
Community Grants This category is available to support regional. remote
and very remote communities to partner with
Boosting Apprenticeships professional artists and arts organisations to create
The Boosting Apprenticeship Commencements wage high quality arts projects, create activities that
subsidy supports businesses and Group Training develop cultural networks, build capacity for long
Organisations to take on new apprentices and term benefits and increase professional development.
trainees, to build a pipeline of skilled workers to
support sustained economic recovery. Performers’ Trust Foundation
Established in 1975, the PPCA Performers' Trust
Through the subsidy, any business or Group Training Foundation provides grants to promote and
Organisation that engages an Australian Apprentice encourage music and the music-related performing
between 5 October 2020 and 31 March 2022 may be arts.
eligible for a subsidy of 50 per cent of wages paid to a For further information visit:
new or recommencing apprentice or trainee for a 12-
http://www.ppca.com.au/ppca-about-us/ppca-
month period from the date of commencement, to a
performers-trust-foundation
maximum of $7,000 per quarter. There is no cap on
the number of eligible trainees/apprentices.
For further information visit: TAFE SA COURSES
https://www.dese.gov.au/boosting-apprenticeship-
commencements Responsible 8 October (day course) Pt Lincoln
Service of
Digital Solutions for Small Business Alcohol
Offering support for: websites and selling online; social
media and digital marketing; using small business First Aid 24 November Pt Lincoln
software; online privacy and security.
Enquire at https://www.rdawep.org.au/contact-us/ 23 November Wudinna
Or visit www.adelaidebusinesshub.com.au Espresso Coffee
Making 5 to 7 October Pt Lincoln
Wage Subsidies
Provides businesses with financial incentives of up to CPR
$10,000 to hire and retain eligible job seekers in 24 November Pt Lincoln
ongoing and sustainable positions.
For more visit: https://www.business.gov.au/Grants- 23 November Wudinna
and-Programs/Wage-subsidies
Ceduna Campus – TAFE SA Ph: 8628 7055
Port Lincoln Campus Courses – TAFE SA Ph: 8688 3600
Whyalla Campus Courses – TAFE SA Ph: 8648 8788
ARTS & CULTURE Wudinna Campus Learning Centre – TAFE SA Ph: 8680 2212
Quick Response Grant – Regional Arts Fund
This grant is for Regional artists to access professional
arts development and training opportunities, or LOOKING FOR GRANTS?
organisations/communities with small project If you are looking for a grant to help your organisation
opportunities that arise at short notice. Funding can or community group, the following websites might
cover any reasonable costs such as artists fees, travel,
assist you:
and accommodation. For more visit:
www.business.gov.au/Grants-and-Programs
https://www.countryarts.org.au/grants-
www.communitygrants.gov.au
funding/grants/quick-response-grant/
www.rdawep.org.au/resources/grant-funding
www.grantassist.sa.gov.au/
Step Up Grant - Regional Arts Fund www.grantready.com.au/Find_a_Grant
This category is available to applicants who have not www.grantguru.com.au
previously applied to or have been unsuccessful with
the Regional Arts Fund, it's for unique personal
development opportunities including mentorships,
residencies and artist-led initiatives in communities.
13Employment
POSITION VACANT POSITION VACANT POSITION VACANT
CROWDERS
TYRE SERVICE
HIRING Looking for an energetic
ALL ROUNDERS Junior outgoing and reliable
Casual Tyre Fitter Cafe All-Rounder
RSA Preferred and
Weekend Availability Honest & reliable Friendly Customer Service
A current drivers license
Barista experience preferred
If you want to join their team
Basic food preparation
Must be able to work weekends
Please contact: Maintain a clean environment
Applications to be emailed to:
E: driftstreakybay@gmail.com admin@crowderstyre.com or P: 0408 156 808
dropped in person E: elliotts.bakery@bigpond.com
POSITIONS VACANT
POSITION VACANT POSITION VACANT POSITION VACANT
STAFF WANTED! STAFF WANTED! REQUIRES
Bar and Kitchen Hands Part Time and Casual
Bottleshop PERSONAL BANKERS
Chef & Barista
Streaky Bay
Immediate Start Immediate Start 8 Bay Rd Streaky Bay
Drop in your resume or email No experience necessary For more information
admin@streakybayhotel.com.au Contact the Branch Manager
Pop into Bayfunktion
Enquiries ph Hoges on 8626 1008 or call 0428 861 242 Kathy on 08 7600 9100
Streaky Bay
Community
Support Worker
Casual Pool
For more information
Contact: Veronica Foster
P: 8626 1310
14
E: veronica.foster@sa.gov.auEmployment
15Community Dates and Meefings
7 Oct Probus General Meeting, Flinders Room @10.00am Streaky Bay Hotel
11 Oct Hospital Auxillary Hospital Boardroom- 2pm Streaky Bay Hospital
CWA “Sharing & Caring Meeting & Catch Up @10.30am
12 Oct Streaky Bay RSL Hall
with Action” Handicraft @1.00pm
Streaky Bay
19 Oct AGM, @8pm Streaky Bay Hotel
Community Hotels Ltd
19 Oct Thrive AGM, Streaky Bay Hotel @ 7.00pm Streaky Bay Hotel
Mon 25 Oct Dress Rehearsal from 3.30pm
************************
Instep Dance Group Inc. Streaky Bay Institute
2021 Instep Dance 2 x Concerts
Sat 30 Oct Matinee 12pm – Evening 4pm
AGM, Flinders Room @4pm
31 Oct Streaky Bay Racing Club Streaky Bay Hotel
Melbourne Cup Calcutta @5.30pm
Joeys - 4.00pm -5.15pm followed by
Alternate Tuesdays
Streaky Bay Scout Group Scouts - 5.30pm -7.15pm Scout Hall, Slidys Beach
in School Terms
Alternate week Cubs - 5.30 -7.00pm
St Augustine’s Service Times: Streaky Bay
Church Services
Anglican Church 10am St Augustine’s Church 29 Wells St
First & Fifth Sundays: Chandada 10.30am
Streaky Bay
Second & Fourth Sundays: Chandada 8.30am
(St Canute’s Church)
Third Sunday: Minnipa 11.00am
Church Services Catholic Parishes
First, Third & Fifth Sundays: Streaky Bay
Chandada
8.30am
(St Michael’s Church)
Second & Fourth Sundays: Streaky Bay 10.30a
Meals on Wheels Roster
Monday 4th PUBLIC HOLIDAY Wednesday 20th P Morgan & J Crabb
Tuesday 5th D Whittenbury & G Cox Thursday 21st K Brace & C Smith
Wednesday 6th N Smith & G Sincock Friday 22nd G Oswald & V Benc
Thursday 7th B & C Lynch Monday 25th R Walker & B Fox
Friday 8th L & V Amey Tuesday 26th M & R Swanson
Monday 11th L Bubner & A Goddard Wednesday 27th R Smith & A Kelsh
Tuesday 12th Kerian Johnson & C Kenny Thursday 28th J Williams & S Gilmore
Wednesday 13th G & H Georgiou Friday 29th G & H Georgiou
Thursday 14th H Flanigan & A Sidler Monday 1st Nov G & H Ferguson
Friday 15th P Pudney & V Benc Tuesday 2nd Nov P Hogan & L Lewis
Monday 18th B & M Black Wednesday 3rd Nov J Hollitt & J Sherrah
Tuesday 19th A Tarrant & D Trevena Thursday 4th Nov G & M Lee
16Community News
Streaky Bay Racing Club Inc
Annual General Meeting Streaky Bay Community Hotels Limited
Sunday 31st October 2021
4pm in Flinders Room Notice to Members
Streaky Bay Hotel Annual General Meeting
All Welcome Will be held at the Streaky Bay Hotel
Tuesday 19th October 2021 at 8pm
Followed by
Melbourne Cup Calcutta A printed copy of the Annual Report will be available to
member's from the Hotel's office from October 15
Streaky Bay Hotel after 2pm and following then only during the hours
Front Bar & on the Deck of 9am -6pm Monday to Friday
5.30 pm start RD Stephens
All Welcome Company Secretary
PO Box 240
John & Sue Rumbelow Streaky Bay SA 5680
Secretary’s SBRC Inc
SEPTEMBER SCHOOL HOLIDAY
VAC CARE PROGRAM
Mon 27/9 til Fri 08/10
To Book please ring Rosemaree
on 0427 618 188
Eyre Peninsula schools performed well at the recent
Schools' Merino Wether Competition in Adelaide.
More than 200 students from 38 South Australian
schools took part in the event across eight categories.
Karcultaby Area School triumphed in the most
professional show team award for the third time
Karcultaby student Josiah Coleman was second in the
class handler award.
Six Karcultaby students made the trip to Adelaide, but
many more took part in preparations throughout the
school year.
Mr Coleman said there was a "whole secondary school
approach", with the students committed to the program,
and breeders and other experts also involved.
"In February the kids worked with local breeders and
farmers to gather a group of 16 sheep, they shorn them,
fed them, looked after them and checked their wool, and
we had experts come in to help,"Community News
STREAKY BAY INDOOR BOWLS HOSPITAL AUXILLIARY
Wednesday September 15 was the perfect day for Since last meeting we have been very fortunate to
19 members plus 1 visitor to meet and play indoor have the Bay Op Shop committee give us a very
bowls. sizable donation helping us to purchase 10 new TVs
The clubhouse was awash with brilliant sunshine with for the hospital as requested from last meeting.
curtains drawn wide and windows open the
atmosphere was one of not a care in the world. They have been ordered and purchased locally as we
are well aware of the need to support local where we
Players were grouped in teams of 3's and 4's and at can as they in turn support us.
the afternoon tea break several games were on level
scores. Thanks also to Chris Noonan with 12 new bibs having
been delivered great effort and very much appreciated.
However, as is often the case, the last game brought
many changes and success went to a triples team on Joyce Woods also donated a knee rug for the elderly
2 wins and a draw. she puts a lot of time and effort into these rugs and is a
longstanding member of our committee donating many
The perfect day was topped off by 2 decorated of these over the years.
chocolate sponge cakes to celebrate birthdays for
Maria on 24/9 and Julie on 26/9. Thanks to donors, volunteer workers and community
also Coralie for organising the Fathers Day Raffle
Wednesday 22/9 the attendance dropped a little but $1051 was raised. Winners were Ruth Gregor - Venus
enthusiasm certainly didn't. Teams once again Bay, Toni Giles and Jeanette Morrrow - Minnippa
comprised 3 or 4 bowlers and after the second game
the scoreboard reading suggested the overall win Next Meeting: Mon October 11th, 2pm Hospital Board
would be close, possibly a count of shots. room
Winners were = BAY OP SHOP
Sept. 1 = Roger, Jim C., Jim P.
Have you seen the makeover? How could you miss it?
Sept. 8 = Julie, Jim C., Don Gary Fisher designed the great artwork & painting to brighten
Sept. 15 = Owen, Don, Coralie up the Op Shop. Our grateful thanks our loyal volunteers both
Sept. 22 = Owen, Jim C., Alan at the shop & shed.
The end of September brings 2 reminders. Donations: Thank you to the community who support us with
your donations. Can we please ask you to check that what
First there is the annual membership fee due by the you are bringing in is clean & in good condition.
30th and that is followed by the start of daylight saving This will enable us to continue selling good quality items.
time early in October.
Recently we donated $4000.00 to the Hospital Auxiliary to buy
Club treasurer Jim Petty says he is pleased to report 10 new TV’s for the Hospital.
that as at 22/9 nearly all players had paid their subs to We look forward to continuing to be of service to the
renew membership for another year. community. Heather Scantlebury (Secretary) & Betty
Kammerman (President) St Augustine’s Ladies Guild
18Community News
STREAKY BAY MEN'S SHED STREAKY BAY PROBUS
The Men’s Shed has gained three new members over Firstly the Probus Club of Streaky Bay and Districts
the last couple of weeks. would like to welcome two new members in Margaret
Rob Feibig, Roland Peters and Ned Alber. and John Mudge.
We would like to welcome these members and hope you
enjoy the times with us. We hope you find your time with us fun and enjoyable.
Speaking of Margret Mudge at our last meeting we had
The shed had their AGM on the 10/9/21 and the
a lucky door prize of some pottery made from the Kaolin
following people have been elected.
mine at Poochra. Margaret was our winner of this.
President: Bruce Hein
Vice President: Malcolm Brace (see picture below)
Secretary: Wayne Miller
Our guest speaker was Tony Ayles from the RAA.
Treasurer: Jim Petty
Tony has spoken to Probus in the past.
4 x committee members are John Wilson, Owen
Pritchard, Gavin Scantlebury and a new committee It is good to have someone like Tony come along every
member in Jim Clarke. so often because it gives people a chance to catch up
on new road rules that sometimes go unnoticed.( see
Thanks must go to out going committee member Sandy
picture below)
Johnson for his help/input while on the committee.
We hope to see you for a coffee from time to time. To help celebrate Probus day our club has organised a
bus trip to Parla Peak, Conglima, Colley Hall and lunch
Thanks to Rob Feibig we now have a fry pan to cook at Port Kenny hotel. This will be on the 7th October.
food in. I think Rob has used it more than anyone else
with cooking his fish and steak sandwiches for us to eat
at lunch time. Thanks Rob.
As was reported in last months edition we have now
made 5 large hose reels, and working on pot plant
holders. With the craft shop closed for painting we had a
chance to stock up on some of our bird nesting boxes as
well as some push carts.
STREAKY BAY - MEALS ON WHEELS
Another little project that we are looking at in small pull
along toys. (see picture below) A lovely morning tea was held at Bayfunktion on
Thursday 16th September to thank our valuable
The shed has been asked to extend an honour board by MOW Volunteers.
John Rumblelow. Work in progress. (see picture below)
We celebrated the following years of service:
The hooks made for pulling boots on with are being
stamped by John Wilson sand blasted and painted by Joy Sherrah - 35 years
Rob Feibig. These hooks can also be used to lift lids Denise Stephens & Marlene Ettridge - 20 years
from camp oven pots. These can be purchased from the Venessa Amey, Helen Flanigan, Penny Hogan and
craft shop once we have made some more. Annie Tarrant - 10 years
Narelle Kurtzer, Chris Williams - 5 years
Our shed has been lucky enough to be given a grant of Alison Goddard, Carolyn Smith, Donna Whittenbury
$930 from UPL Open Ag to purchase a rain water tank. - 1 year.
19SA CWA STREAKY BAY BRANCH
Community News “Sharing And Caring With Action”
Addendum, addendum to last month’s write up –
AGLOW Ann’s wedding anniversary was not Golden, it was
DIAMOND – even more congrats & more shimmering!
Meetings continue at the
Streaky Bay & Districts The third attempt at celebrating our branch 83rd
Community Complex. birthday was 14th Sept, finally!
A very funny day having members bring along a sexy
The next Meeting is on kitchen tool and, boy oh boy, after also watching an
Wednesday 20th October extract from Mrs Brown’s Boys, we needed a feed of
Commencing @10am birthday cake to settle the laughter.
You are most welcome to share a cuppa with us. Also celebrating two CWA membership milestones
Catch up then time of worship and prayer. were Alice (40th) and Rae (75th). Rae had the honour
of cutting the decadent and mouth-watering cake
Come and receive Gods Grace.
baked by Sussan. Had to go home for a nanna nap!
Through Jesus, of Eternal and Abundant Life.
Far Western Group (combining Ceduna & Streaky Bay
Aglow is an Interdenominational Organisation for
branches) held their annual Table Day on 21st Sept
Mean and Women to come together in Unity and
where each branch competes for the coveted trophy
Fellowship.
to prove the overall super power in CWA skill.
RSVP: Denise Coffey 0402 836 660 Streaky Bay branch reached the finish line with a ½
Roland Peters 0488 568 434 point win. Go girls, approached with dedicated vigour.
Judged items were single bloom, Aussie themed
STREAKY BAY WOMENS GOLD DAY wreath, Victoria sponge, lemon curd and last year’s
State crafts, bargello, folded star patchwork &
Wow what a day 5 clubs 31 players weather and the ropework. Also on display were a history of State crafts
course in perfect conditions. made by members in the last few decades which
wowed many an onlooker.
EP Champ of Champions held at Streaky Bay
on Wednesday the 22nd September 2021 Adding to a hectic program at the moment is a visit
from our State Tutor on 29th Sept to highlight some
Left to Right organisational updates, 5th Oct for demonstrating to
Chairperson Brenda Heath members this year’s state crafts of embroidered scarf
Champions A grade Cindy Carr, Pt Lincoln hanger, sorbello drawstring bag & filet crochet milk jug
B grade Ann Trewartha, Coffin Bay cover then 12th Oct returning to a normal meeting.
C grade Karen Georgiou, Streaky Bay Blimey, another nanna nap coming up!
Masters Ann Middleton, Coffin Bay
Visitors and new Members always welcome.
Runners up
A grade Jan Kenny, Streaky Bay Contacts: General - Sharon 0400 622278,
B grade Dianne Georgiou, Streaky Bay Handicraft - Alison 0417 854883
C grade Joyleen Pedlar, Cummins
Masters Sue Rumbelow, Streaky Bay
20For the young boy this victory was bigger than all his
previous wins. Service rather than speed is what
Community News matters in the race of life.
Here we are reminded about the true meaning of
ST AUGUSTINE'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
greatness in the eyes of Jesus. Greatness lies in the
depth and generosity of our love for God and others.
It has been a blessing to get back to community sport in
2021. Congratulations to the premiers and the In St. Mark’s Gospel (9:33-34) Jesus asks His
participants. disciples: What were you arguing about on the road.
They said nothing because they had been arguing
A banner hanging from the tree in the St. Canute’s
about which of them was the greatest.
Church grounds announces that the West Coast Hawks
are premiers in 2021. In the lead up to the netball and They were preoccupied with precedence, power and
football grand finals a couple of weeks ago the banner popularity. This too can be a reality for us. Or maybe
read Go Hawks. we are swept up in a fervor of fame, fortune and
finishing first. None of these rate on Jesus’ radar.
This created some consternation. A deputation of Power
If anyone wants to be first they must make themselves
supporters wanted to replace it with some words of
last of all and servant of all (Mark 9:35b).
encouragement to Port Power as they prepared for their
Preliminary Final with the Western Bulldogs. I haven’t This was the lesson the young runner learnt.
heard from or seen those Power supporters since! In Jesus’ Team service, sacrifice and selflessness are
Perhaps the netball and football plyers who achieved all that matter.
those premierships are thinking they are the greatest.
The following helps us to keep sporting fame in a more
CWCI Safari visit
balanced perspective.
Streaky Bay was honoured recently with a visit from
A story is told about a young boy.
the CWCI Australia Safari ministry in the persons of
He is a great runner in the making. He wins a number of
Messrs Nola Hill and Merrilyn Packer.
events at his school’s sports’ carnival. He asks his
parents whether he might train with the local athletics’ Held in St Augustines Anglican church on September
club. He makes a clean sweep of the events there. 18th a small group of local women really appreciated
He is supported and makes it all the way to the state this opportunity to join together in prayer and
trials. Again, instant success. A wise man spots his encouragement in our faith journey.
amazing gift and provides plenty of encouragement.
He alerts to boy to a big athletics meet in a few weeks- As guest speaker for the day Merrilyn chose as our
time and enquires whether he’s up to the challenge. study subject ‘The life of Mary, the Mother of Jesus’
The young boy accepts the invitation without hesitation. and she certainly left us with plenty to think about.
He arrives and the wise man introduces him to three From discussion which followed it was clear that most
people … a tiny child, an old person and someone who of us had not really thought about Mary in such detail
was blind. The gather at the starting line. The gun fires. before but that we really appreciated the opportunity
The young boy is off and using his gift runs the whole to reflect on her life and how it resonated with various
circuit of the oval past the finishing line. There was no periods in our own journeys as girls, wives & mothers.
cheering. The young boy wondered why the large crowd
The visit concluded with a delicious afternoon tea and
was silent. No clapping rang out. Sensing something was
the church hall.
not right, he sought out the wise man. The wise man then
pointed to the tiny child, the blind person and the old Christian Women Communicating International Inc.
person. They had hardly started their races. Look what (CWCI) is a Bible based interdenominational faith
you have left behind. Then the wise man said: ministry which offers encouragement, inspiration and
Go back to those three. Hold their hands … walk with Bible teaching throughout Australia and beyond.
them round the track and finish the race.
The four walked together …
the young boy guided the blind person and helped the
young and the old. The crowd clapped and cheered
raucously. All four crossed the finishing line together.
2122
SADDLE UP - THE RODEO IS COMING TO TOWN!
SATURDAY 27TH NOVEMBER 2021
It seems like such a long time ago when Streaky Bay There will be the ‘Best Dressed Cowboy & Cowgirl’ for
held their first rodeo back in 2019. Well hang on to your children to enter as well as a competitive Tug of War. If
hats, buckles and spurs cowboys and cowgirls, Rodeo your club or group would like to participate in the
by the Sea is back, bigger, Better, STRONGER in 2021. Tug of War email the rodeo committee, cash prizes are
up for grabs.
That’s right, the rodeo is heading back and Streaky Bay
is the only place to be on the last weekend in November The Rodeo will be live streamed around the world
2021. courtesy of FSRC Secretary and super fan of Rodeo by
the Sea - Ms Merey Colquhoun.
The Streaky Bay Rodeo committee have been hard at
work behind the scenes making sure that Rodeo by the This year, tickets are only available online via the
Sea is the best show, this side of the Black Stump. website, www.rodeobythesea.com.au and Ticketebo.
The event will meet all the CovidSafe requirements. QR There are only 2,000 tickets available, so get in early
coding will be in place and appropriate distancing will be because it will sell out.
enforced, face-masks are required (nothing new for
cowboys or cowboys) and if you are unwell, please don’t Special thanks to the Sponsors for assisting in bringing
attend. the event to town:
Platinum - Nutrien West Coast Ag. SATC, Regional
The Rodeo committee want to give everyone the best Development Australia, Ceduna Machinery, Andromeda,
experience possible, so they’ve created some unique Courela Shearing Supplies, Port Lincoln 4WD, Iron
and exciting half time entertainment so that the Jack, The Streaky Bay Hotel Motel, McMahon Services,
action and the thrills never stop. McEvoy Transport, Ray White, Kennards Hire, Perrys
Fuel, Bert Build Cattle Equipment, Rod’s Stock Blocks,
The uncertainty around the eastern seaboard opening Nullarbor Roadhouse, the District Council of Streaky
up to allow competitors to attend continues. However, Bay, Festival State Rodeo Circuit, Kurt Walter Fine Art
the Festival State Rodeo Circuit President, Tom Images, Streaky Bay Racing and Streaky Bay Tourism
Willoughby, believes they have enough South Australian and Business Association; and a million thanks to the
and Northern Territory competitors to put on a great local organisations and individuals that help us the best
show. way they can to support this event.
If you haven’t been through Lochiel - Highway One then It seems that Streaky Bay is excited, the competitors are
you’ve missed seeing the billboard that depicts the pinup super excited and now you as a spectator can get really
cowboy Cody Tyrrell on a bucking bronc, holding up a excited, so get your tickets and come to Streaky Bay,
King Georg whiting. An image that depicts the Rodeo by the Sea.
excitement of the rodeo and acknowledges the very
popular local fish. Saturday 27th November 2021
Streaky Bay Racecourse, Flinders Hwy, Streaky Bay
We will miss out on the crowning of the Rodeo Queen
this year, as Covid has effected their fund raising Gates open 2pm, main event starts 5pm
potential. However, the nominated charity for the event Shuttle bus from Streaky Bay Hotel
is the Royal Flying Doctor Service and a cheque will be
presented to them at the Rodeo. www.rodeobythesea.com.au
info@rodeobythesea.com.au
Images: M Necic, L Finch & K Walter
23Interested in Forming a
POLITICAL/SOCIO DISCUSSION GROUP
Any community members who may be interested in
forming a political/socio discussion group in
Streaky Bay
Please contact
Howard on 0488 304 565 or
Madalen on 0488 364 120.
24BAY STREAKY BAY & DISTRICT
OP SHOP POWERHOUSE
RESTORED ENGINE MUSEUM
Opening Hours
MONDAY 10am - 12pm
TUESDAY 10am - 2pm
WEDNESDAY 10am - 1pm
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
10am - 1pm
*Locally Made Crafts
*2nd Hand Books For Sale
*Wool & Haberdashery
We look forward to welcoming you 25National Parks and Wildlife Service
Friends of Parks - Partnership Grants Program
The Minister for Environment and Water has announced
a new Friends of Parks - Partnership Grants Program
with up to $500,000 available for projects that may be
delivered for a maximum three year period.
The Friends of Parks -Partnership Program is directed
at conservation-based activities to be delivered both
on-park and off-park.
This can also include the purchase of minor plant or
equipment and other materials or services that supports
the group’s project conservation outcomes.
Grants of up to $25,000 per annum will be available for
projects to be completed within three (3) years up to a
maximum of $75,000 per application, commencing on
payment of funding. There will be a primary Friends of
Parks member or affiliate group applicant.
Applications close, Sunday 31 October 2021
For your
Property Maintenance needs
• Slashing & mowing
• Weed spraying
• General gardening & maintenance
• Bobcat Work & Attachments
Call Greg and Sonya
0487 445 693 26Chapel, Office, Garden and Crematorium
1123 Flinders Highway,
Port Lincoln 5606
Peter Grose
0418 833 072
Call for any Termite or Critter Treatment
Termite Inspections - Termite Treatments
Crawling Insects - Rodents - Black Ants
Specialising in Always Active www.westcoastfunerals.com.au
Termite Baiting System
Streaky Bay and Districts
Email petergrose4@icloud.com.au Representative
Peter McNicol
Telephone 0427 261 328 2728
29
30
21 Jubilee Road, Streaky Bay Contact Callan 0428 011 099
31
erom hcum & gnicivreS -
tnemngila leehW -
seryT -
gninoitidnoc riA-
ecalp eno eht ni sdeen ecnanetniam & lacinahcem ruoy lla roF32
BURNING IN THE TOWNSHIP
Having bonfires within the township of
Streaky Bay is strictly not allowed
Comfort and cooking fires are allowed with a
maximum of 1 cubic metre.
Green waste can be taken to the
Waste Transfer Station FREE of charge
For more information please call the
Streaky Bay Council Office on 8626 1001.
3334
35
36
37
38
STREAKY BAY
markets EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST
FOR STALL HOLDERS
FOR MORE INFORMATION & TO REGISTER YOUR INTEREST
CONTACT 0400 084 840
TONI FOSTER tonifoster80@bp.com
39DISTRICT COUNCIL OF STREAKY BAY
COUNCIL OFFICE
& VISITOR CENTRE
MONDAY TO FRIDAY
9AM - 5PM
COUNCIL OFFICE
P 8626 1001
VISITOR CENTRE
P 8626 7033
40You can also read
