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Contents 3 D iscover Salisbury Challenge 5 C hallenge 1 St Kilda Playground 6 C hallenge 2 Salisbury Community Hub 7 C hallenge 3 Carisbrooke Park 8 C hallenge 4 Mawson Lakes 9 C hallenge 5 Para Hills Community Hub 10 Challenge 6 The Paddocks 11 C hallenge 7 Salisbury Libraries 12 Challenge 8 Twelve 25 Salisbury Youth Enterprise Centre 13 Challenge 9 City Centre Art Trail
Gillian Aldridge, OAM Mayor of Salisbury
Things have been a little different this year (well, maybe a lot different!) and we have found new ways of exploring and discovering what our great city has to offer. As we come into the warmer months, it is the perfect time for us to finally step away from the screens, pop on a hat and some sunscreen and head outdoors with the family. To make things interesting, we have prepared a Discover Salisbury Challenge featuring activities and fun to be found, nature to be explored and culture to be consumed. This edition of Discovery Salisbury is dedicated to the Challenge, which is compiled of ten different mini challenges spread out across the City. Take on one or as many challenges as you wish and submit the correct answers in your chosen challenge to go into the draw to win a prize worth up to $100 per challenge. If you complete all 10 challenges, you will have the chance to win our mega challenge cash prize of $1000! Meanwhile, we would love for you to let us know about your up coming events. If you have an event you would like included either in the next edition of Discover Salisbury or in the online event calendar, please head to: discoversalisbury.com.au/yourevent
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FREE TO ENTER. Register as an individual, family or team. Looking for something to do in the school holidays this summer? Throw on your shoes, roll up your sleeves and get amongst it. There are activities and fun to be found, nature to explore and culture to be consumed. It’s time to Discover Salisbury again. Take on just one OR as many challenges as you wish, some designed to be accessible from the comfort of your own home, or by venturing outdoors with your family and friends to explore, get active and have some fun! Submitting the correct answers in your chosen challenge, you will be entered into a draw to win a prize worth up to $100 in value for each challenge you take on. Take on ALL 10 Challenges to be in with a chance of winning our MEGA challenge cash prize of $1000!!!
CHALLENGE LOCATIONS 1. St Kilda Adventure Playground 2. Salisbury Community Hub 3. Carisbrooke Park 4. Mawson Lakes
So, what you will need: Take a copy of the questions with you, either a print out or on your phone. A copy of all questions can be found on our website. You may wish to take our Discover Salisbury Map out with you, also available on our website. Some of the challenges will require you to have a digital device to take photos. Access to emails. To submit your answers you will need to send them to our events team at events@salisbury.sa.gov.au or drop off your answer sheets to the Salisbury Community Hub situated at 34 Church St, Salisbury. Time. The challenge is taking place from 1st December – 31st January. You can only submit answers within this timeframe. So take the time, make a day of it and enjoy what these challenges have to offer while you’re there!
Complete all 10 challenges for your chance
TO WIN $1000!
5. Para Hills Community Hub 6. The Paddocks
7. Salisbury Libraries 8. Twelve25 Youth Enterprise Centre 9. Salisbury City Centre Art Trail 10. Bridgestone Reserve
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Its Selfie Time… Send us your challenge selfies and see yourself on the big screen at the Salisbury Civic Plaza #DSChallenge
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Challenge St Kilda Adventure Playground
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DID YOU KNOW? Located only 10 minutes from the centre of Salisbury and 45 minutes north of the Adelaide CBD, the historic seaside town of St Kilda has been a popular destination since the days of the first settlers, when local families would spend the day crabbing, paddling and enjoying the sea air. Today, St Kilda offers visitors an award-winning adventure playground for children and adults, the Tramway Museum and the St Kilda Mangrove Trail and Interpretive Centre featuring a 2 kilometre boardwalk showcasing the mangrove forests of the Barker Inlet. There’s even a virtual tour available from the comfort of your own home! To learn more about the Adelaide International Bird Sanctuary visit: roundme.com/@nrm_education/tours
Challenge 1 PHOTO CHALLENGE:
NOW’S YOUR TIME TO GO AND EXPLORE!
Have a go on the many slides, take a ride on the flying fox and jump on the pirate ship. Take a picnic and fly some kites, or grab some lunch at the Tackle and Tucker fish and chip shop or St Kilda Hotel nearby. If you want to take a walk through the mangrove trail, don’t forget to get an access key card from the Tackle and Tucker shop first, and take along some insect repellent.
Using a camera or phone, go and take 5 of your best photos at St Kilda Adventure Playground and send them to events@salisbury.sa.gov.au. Make sure you include your name and a contact number with your photos so we know who you are! Don’t be shy, be creative and see what interesting things you can find…
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Challenge
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Salisbury Community Hub DID YOU KNOW? The Salisbury Community Hub is an exciting and innovative Community Hub that is the centrepiece of the revitalisation of the Salisbury City Centre. It is a place for the community to come together to exchange ideas, learn, participate and celebrate in a range of community spaces. Boasting new technology, large open spaces and an indoor café, the Salisbury Community Hub has incorporated bookable spaces available for community and business use. Now head inside the Salisbury Community Hub and start your challenge…
Challenge 2 QUESTIONS: On what level will you find this?
What is this?
In which area will you find this?
What is this?
On what level will you find this?
Too easy? Try watching our virtual tour instead to scope out the answers: salisbury.sa.gov.au/ schvt
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Carisbrooke Park DID YOU KNOW? This large grassed reserve features playgrounds as well as picnic areas and barbecues, both of which have plenty of shade. Paths and footbridges cross the river into Boundary Park. On the Carisbrooke side, the paths very quickly lead past canoe-cut trees to Harry Bowey Reserve which is home to many barbecues and sporting options. Multiple trail options on both sides of the river assist access for those using wheelchairs.
NOW’S YOUR TIME TO GO AND EXPLORE! Take a walk with your furry friends (on leads) along the walking trails and take in the native scenery of gum trees and fauna. Young ones can take a bucket and spade to have fun in the sand pit. Hungry? Enjoy a BBQ or picnic in this large open reserve.
Challenge 3 QUESTIONS: What is the name of the river that runs through Carisbrooke Park?
What distance is the Carisbrooke Park Run (in kilometres)?
What is the name of the hotel located across the road from the park?
How many exercises are displayed in the playground?
What is the neighbouring reserve called which is 1.1km away?
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Mawson Lakes DID YOU KNOW?
The central commercial area of Mawson Lakes situated between Main Street and Garden Terrace and north of the Promenade, is rapidly growing to become a major shopping precinct, as well as offering a great range of restaurants and cafes. There are also a number of places to stay in Mawson Lakes, these are situated in the heart of Mawson Lakes making it an easy commute to the University of SA, surrounding businesses and research companies. Technology Park is our industrial sector of our beautiful precinct where many South Australian businesses reside. The University of South Australia is also home to the UniSA Planetarium, a great place for children and stargazers alike.
Challenge 4 QUESTIONS: NOW’S YOUR TIME TO GO AND EXPLORE! Why not start your day with a walk around the picturesque Sir Douglas Mawson Lake, enjoying the views of the stainless steel artwork found in the middle of the lake. Drop by the Mawson Centre – a focal point for local residents which offers a suite of adult learning and school holiday programs. Grab some lunch from one of the many food outlets and restaurants along the Boulevard.
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This challenge will take you on a short walk around the centre of Mawson Lakes. Start at the Japanese styled grounds of Mobara Park and walk your way towards The Mawson Centre. Enjoy!
How many grass mounds are there in Mobara Park? (corner of Mawson Lakes Boulevard and Garden Terrace)
What is the name of the Japanese Statue in Mobara Park?
Name three types of animals located in the Sir Douglas Mawson Lake?
How many staircases are there in the lake? What day of the week did the construction of the Mawson Centre launch? (TIP: Find the plaque located at one of the entrances).
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Challenge Para Hills Community Hub
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DID YOU KNOW? The Para Hills Community Hub is a centre for the community. A place for people to meet, for business or leisure, participate in a program, attend an event, access the library and its services, or utilise the centre’s computers and Wi-Fi. There is also a range of flexible rooms and halls for hire.
NOW’S YOUR TIME TO GO AND EXPLORE! Take this opportunity to borrow a book from the Para Hills Library, or borrow a toy from the toy library.
Challenge 5 QUESTIONS:
This challenge will take you on a tour around the centre, enjoy!
As you head through the main entrance, tell us what
the rooms are called directly located on your right hand side?
‘The bible was the first book mass printed by a
machine’ – find this sign and tell us what colour it is? veranda area outside?
Head to the function room and count how many spot lights are there on the ceiling? (Don’t be mistaken by the speaker covers!)
Finally, head towards the Para Hills Senior Centre, and tell us what primary colour is on the floor?
*If you can’t physically get onsite, you can find all the answers by watching the virtual tour instead: salisbury.sa.gov.au/ phchvt
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Discover Salisbury Liftout
There’s also a brand new shaded playground next door at the Prettejohn Gully Reserve. The play space is now open and features new play equipment including a multi-play unit, activity box, musical equipment, talking tubes, carousel, two-person springer, sandpit and swings. Wheelchair access to the colourful play space is available from the Para Hills Community Hub car park.
Tell us how many round benches are there under the
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The Paddocks DID YOU KNOW? The Paddocks has come a long way from its original state as a derelict farmland, adversely impacted by stormwater from the Para Hills residential area. The Paddocks now provide habitat for many common, unique and rare plants and animals – whilst many live here, some also pass through. These include: the common Pacific Black Duck & the New-Holland Honeyeater, native fish, frogs, yabbies, the less common Chestnut Teal, Superb Fairywren, Black-faced Cuckooshrike & the Australian Reed Warbler.
Challenge 6 QUESTIONS: NOW’S YOUR TIME TO GO AND EXPLORE! Take a walk along one of the numerous walking trails through the shrubs, leading the way through the wetlands, picnic areas and sports fields. See what unique animals and fauna you can discover along the way. Feeling active? Grab your footy and have a kick on one of the many ovals on offer.
Start this challenge at the Para Hills Community Club car park, time to discover and explore!
Find the sweat track sign and tell us what animal is mentioned on it?
Name three sports you can play on the Paddocks Para Hills Sports Ovals.
How many fireman poles are in the Paddocks playground?
The Paddocks dog park is located on the corner of which two roads?
The Paddocks Wetlands covers an area of six hectares – True or False? (TIP – check out our website for FAQ’s about The Paddocks: salisbury.sa.gov.au/Paddocks)
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Challenge Salisbury Libraries
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DID YOU KNOW? The Salisbury libraries are great places for people of all ages and nationalities to meet, read, learn and access information. Membership is completely free and allows you to borrow books, magazines, DVD’s, CD’s and more (available in a range of languages). The Salisbury libraries also offer a range of free services including a Home Library Service, internet access and Justice of the Peace Services in three library locations: Salisbury Community Hub, Mawson Lakes Library and Para Hills Community Hub.
NOW’S YOUR TIME TO GO AND EXPLORE! Time to rediscover your local library, learn, read, play and explore! Check out the range of programs available at libraries and community centres these school holidays. You will need to secure a place by pre-booking online through our libraries website: www.salisbury.sa.gov.au/shp
Challenge 7 QUESTIONS:
How many library branches does Salisbury have? Name two children’s programs Salisbury libraries offer. You can use your Salisbury Library Card to borrow at any other Library in SA – True or False?
Which Salisbury library will you find a Toy Library?
What was the name of the
book which was created and published by the City of Salisbury in 1985?
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Twelve25 Salisbury Youth Enterprise Centre DID YOU KNOW? Twelve25 Salisbury Youth Enterprise Centre is the heart of youth service delivery in the City of Salisbury. It aims to provide spaces and programs where young people can develop skills, look at opportunities, access information and use technology. The facility also offers a computer suite (some conditions apply).
NOW’S YOUR TIME TO GO AND EXPLORE! Check out the Twelve25 page on the City of Salisbury website for a range of programs on offer including beach safety days, training workshops, eSports tournaments and more. Don’t miss out and register now!
Challenge 8 QUESTIONS:
Fill in the blanks: “Twelve25 Salisbury Youth Enterprise
Centre provides engaging programs and activities that offer pathways to E________, E_________ and E_________ for young people aged 12-25.
Twelve25 is an Open Award Centre for the Duke of
Edinburgh’s International Award. What are the four activity sections required to complete your Bronze Award?
Name three programs that Twelve25 offers. Like the “Youth in Salisbury” Facebook page, read the
pinned post at the top of the page and tell us what is in the picture?
What is the name of the Pokémon located in the front window of our building?
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Challenge
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City Centre Art Trail DID YOU KNOW? Public art can be found right across our city and with new works being commissioned regularly, it's adding vibrancy to the landscape as well as capturing the diversity and history of the Salisbury community. A list of our public art within the City of Salisbury can be found on our website.
NOW’S YOUR TIME TO GO AND EXPLORE! This challenge will take you on a short walking tour around the Salisbury City Centre (approximately 1km trail). Starting at the Salisbury Community Hub situated on Church Street, it will guide you to John Street, past Judd Lane, meander past the Salisbury Interchange where you will finish up on Park Terrace.
Challenge 9 QUESTIONS:
Salisbury Community Hub – What Australian bird can you see on the frosted glass walls into the John Harvey Community Hall? TIP: If you complete the challenge outside of the hub’s opening
hours you can still find the answer on the virtual tour: salisbury.sa.gov.au/schvt
Salisbury Civic Plaza Sculpture - Did you
know that this sculpture used to be a water feature? On the ‘Wave’ part of the sculpture, how many symbols are there?
Lookout for Judd Street – Find Salisbury
Youth Council's photo mural; Hands up!!! How many white outlined hands can you see?
Meeting Place wall mural by Scott
Rathman down John Street Lane Way – What type of native nuts are on this mural?
Salisbury RSL Mural (all three sides of this
building have amazing art murals). Find the painting of Private Miller Mack and tell us how old he was when he died? discoversalisbury.com.au
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Bridgestone Reserve DID YOU KNOW? Based in Salisbury, the newly renovated Bridgestone Reserve is a significant parkland, recreation and fitness playground for all ages. This reserve will soon be home to one of only two synthetic athletics tracks in South Australia and one of Australia’s best athletics tracks in the whole country!
Challenge 10 QUESTIONS: NOW’S YOUR TIME TO GO AND EXPLORE! There’s plenty of space to run around, active equipment to enjoy including a flying fox, swings and things to climb on. With picnic facilities and toilets onsite, you can spend hours here.
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What time is it in the playground shop? What two emergency vehicles are in the playground? How many BBQs are in the Bridgestone Reserve? What two logos are on the Bridgestone Reserve plaque? What is the name of the train station at the reserve?
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ANSWERS: Challenge Number: Individual / Group / Team Name: Email Address: Contact Number: Question 1: Question 2: Question 3: Question 4: Question 5: Email your answers to events@salisbury.sa.gov.au or drop off your entry to the Salisbury Community Hub, 34 Church St, Salisbury
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Throw on your shoes, roll up your sleeves and get amongst it. There’s action and fun to be found, delicious food to taste, nature to explore, sports to play and culture to consume. Time to discover Salisbury. For more information on City of Salisbury attractions please visit:
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