The Communicator - Spring 2015 by DC Mallala

THE

Communicator

Spring Edition

Directory

Community Directory 2015-2017

OUT NOW! 2015 2017

Get your hard copy from any Council Office or Library or view online at www.mallala.sa.gov.au

NOT IN HERE? If you would like to add your Community or Business details to the next edition of the Business & Community Directory please contact: Tel. 8527 00200 or email info@mallala.sa.gov.au

Come join us! 2015

The District Council of Mallala provides a monthly Bus Service to the Elizabeth Shopping Centre on the third Friday of the month.

BUS TIMETABLE

Bookings are essential. Tel 8520 2233 or Mob 0409 052 103

16 OCT

Travel costs $5 return trip. Children travel for FREE (must be accompanied by parent/caregiver)

18 SEPT

20 NOV

18 DEC

Library News Library Opening Hours Two Wells

Mallala

Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat

Wed - 10am to 12 noon Fri - 3pm to 5pm

Closed 9:30am to 5pm 1pm to 7pm 9:30am to 5pm 9:30am to 3pm 9am to 11 am

Windsor Sun - 10am to 11:30am

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Great-Grandmaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s silver spoons, Uncle Frankâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s war medals, that first edition book handed down through the family imagine the history and stories behind these antiques. Antique expert Paul Bartlett will host an Antiques and Collectables Show & Tell where people are invited to bring an antique item to show and share its story. Appraisal and valuation of the antique item will be available.

The free event will be held at The Two Wells Bowling Club on

Tuesday 27th October 2015 from 1pm Afternoon tea provided

ANTIQUES

ROADSHOW

Library News

Cool4kids

Sciworld

Make and play a musical instrument

Weird science workshop

29 September 1.30pm - 3pm

7 October 1.30pm - 3pm

Old Two Wells Council Chambers

FREE – places limited

Program is aimed at school age children who must be accompanied by an adult.

New Online Databases What is lyndaLibrary? lyndaLibrary is one of several shared digital resources available for all public library customer use. It is a user-friendly online training resource that offers a variety of expertly presented training courses, all of which are edited for accuracy. The flexibility allows you to complete training sections at your own pace, and the site will also save your place for your return. What is Zinio? Zinio is the world’s largest Online magazine resource for libraries. The new statewide subscription will offer South Australian public library customers access to over 400 full colour digital magazine titles, many of which are Australian.

Coming Travelling Suitcase Australian Children’s Laureate – Jackie French The Two Wells Public Library is excited to announce that we will be hosting the Travelling Suitcase for approximately four weeks, beginning 15 November. The Travelling Suitcase is a joint project between the Children’s Book Council of Australia and Book Links Travelling Suitcases (QLD). The Travelling Suitcase on display is based on Jackie French, a widely known and popular author of picture books, junior and young adult novels. Jackie has also written numerous Non-fiction books related to gardening and poultry care. Jackie was awarded an Australian Children’s Laureate 20142015 and also Senior Australian of the Year 2015. The suitcase contains books by the author, rough drafts, biography and an interview on DVD filmed in the writing environment. The suitcase is designed to engage children with books and encourage the love of reading through an understanding of the creative process. The suitcase is designed to be of interest to emerging writers to help them gain an insight to the creative process.

Youth Stuff Adelaide Plains Community Hub The Adelaide Plains Community Hub group held their first event at Two Wells on July 8th 2015. The newly formed group was keen to gather the ideas of the local community to inform future actions. The Regional Youth Bus and a talented airbrush artist entertained the young people while Blue Light, Centrelink & NACYS (Northern Area Community and Youth Services) and Two Wells Library supplied information about their services. The Two Wells Primary School were impressed with the event given the short notice and all enjoyed a free sausage supplied by Council and cooked by NACYS. The “engagement man” was a highlight and the young people that attended added their suggestions for: - Do you have any ideas? - What do you love? - What don’t you like? - What do you wish for? If you would like to forward your ideas to info@mallala.sa.gov.au they will be included in the group’s planning sessions.

Two Wells Area Young People

Do you have any ideas?

Will be visiting... 2pm - 6pm

What do you love?

What do you wish for?

What don’t you like?

2 Sept - Two Wells (Main Street) 3 Sept - Dublin (Oval) 4 Sept - Mallala (Oval) 15 Sept - Two Wells

RYB Regional Youth Bus

(Main Street)

16 Sept - Mallala (Oval) 18 Sept - Two Wells Have a chat to RYB staff, we are good listeners, we don’t tell anyone else without your permission and we might find someone who can help or email ryb@blnfutures.com to make a time to talk.

Engaging Connecting Supporting

Community News

The Two Wells Ageing in Style EXPO was held on Thursday 13th August in the Two Wells Community Centre. Organised by the District Council of Mallala, the event was part of an expo ‘road show’ held in collaboration with the Gawler, Barossa and Light Regional Councils. The EXPO attracted over 35 stallholders showcasing in-home support and care services, retirement living options, scooters and mobility aids, and was well received by the community. Free circulation and diabetes tests were popular, as were the craft and local produce stalls. Gawler music group, Passive Minds were on stage throughout the event, breaking for a moment for the Magic Moments Dance Group from Parham who once again entertained the audience with their performance. Over 200 people attended the event, where delicious scones from the Two Wells Bakery were provided for all patrons, along with tea and coffee where visitors were able to sit cafe style while enjoying the morning. A survey was conducted which included a free raffle with $50 IGA vouchers going to Gwenda Cheek of Mallala and Judith Thamm of Two Wells. Feedback from those who attended was positive with most stating the event was well organised and had a lovely friendly atmosphere.

Citizenship Ceremonies Citizenship is a common bond which unites all Australians, whether they are the traditional inhabitants, first generation migrants or the descendants of our early settlers. Our rich heritage stems from the contributions made by us all. Citizenship ceremonies are special events. They fulfil requirements under Australian citizenship law and provide an important opportunity to officially welcome new citizens as full members of the Australian community. To reflect the significance of the occasion, Council conducts four Citizenship Ceremonies each year (pending applicants)

26th Jan - Australia Day; 21st March – Harmony Day 9th July – Constitution Day and 17th September - Australian Citizenship Day

With the exception of Australia Day, where any of these dates fall on a weekend, the ceremony will be held on the next working day. Applicants may also be given the opportunity to participate in ceremonies conducted by the Department of Immigration and Citizenship on Australian Citizenship Day at the discretion of the department. Ceremonies will be conducted by the Mayor and held in the Mallala Council Chambers unless otherwise specified and with the exception of Australia Day. Private ceremonies may be arranged at the discretion of the CEO and Mayor. Further information about citizenship can be found by contacting the Department of Immigration and Citizenship www.immi. gov.au/ or phone 13 18 80

Community News

Exhibition The South Australian Living Artists Festival celebrates local artists. Come along to the Two Wells Public Library, 61 Old Port Wakefield Rd, Two Wells to veiw artwork from across our region For more info Tel 8527 0200 info@mallala.sa.gov.au www.mallala.sa.gov.au

SALA Festival 1st to 31st August 2015

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Welcome to SALA, the home of South Australia’s Visual Arts. The District Council of Mallala is celebrating the SALA (South Australian Living Artists) Festival in a big way with over 17 local artists showcasing their artworks with around 80 pieces submitted. This year has been truly amazing with a diverse display of media including, watercolour, oils, a short film, aerosol art, quilting, puppets and dolls.

promoted the diverse talents of South Australian Living Artists. SALA is an innovative open access visual arts festival presenting thousands of artists through unique collaborations and exhibitions in hundreds of exhibition spaces throughout metropolitan and regional South Australia.

The launch of the SALA Festival was held on the 5th August with the Deputy Mayor, Karen McColl presenting the artists with certificates and acknowledging their hard work and talents.

The SALA Festival is a truly unique state wide celebration of the visual arts.

August is visual art month in South Australia! Since its inception in 1998 the annual SALA Festival has celebrated and

found at

Details of next years SALA venues across the state can be

www.salafestival.com

National Volunteer Week 2015

This year we celebrated National Volunteer Week by hosting FREE movies at The Gawler Cinema on Thursday 14th May. Both ‘The Second Most Exotic Marigold Hotel’ and ‘A Royal Night Out’ were a hit amongst the audience with light hearted humour and feel good storylines. A great way to say ‘Thank You’ to our many volunteers within our region who without there dedication and support many services just wouldn’t happen. ‘Jess and I thoroughly enjoyed the evening. It was great to mingle with others volunteers, those I am on Committees with and those that I have met from other volunteer areas. There was a lively/happy atmosphere on the night as we could just relax and watch the movie (no work involved!). It was especially good for me, to relate the movie to the life of my Parents (Jess’s Grandparents) who were in their early twenties, in London, on VE Day’. Sylvia Nieuwenhuizen

Community News Community Partnerships Funding Grants Applications for Community Partnerships Fund 201516 opened Monday 22nd August and will close at 5pm on Monday 28th September 2015. Since it began in 2001, the District Council of Mallala's Community Partnerships Fund has provided over $500,000 to local community groups and organisations for projects which enhance the economic growth and community development in our region. Each year our nation celebrates the achievement and contribution of eminent Australians through the Australian of the Year Awards by profiling leading citizens who are role models for us all. They inspire us through their achievements and challenge us to make our own contribution to creating a better Australia. The Australian of the Year Awards provides all Australians with the opportunity to recognise someone who makes them proud. Nominations are now open for the Australian of the Year Awards 2016 with four categories: •

Australian of the Year – open to all Australians who deserve recognition for their extraordinary achievements, contributions to the community and nation and who are exemplary ambassadors for Australia.

•

Senior Australian of the Year – recognises those Australians aged 60 years and over who continue to achieve and contribute to the community

• Young Australian of the Year – recognises those extraordinary young Australians aged 16-30 years who are contributing to the community: and •

Australia’s Local Hero – recognises Australians who make a real difference in their local communities whose outstanding contributions enrich the lives of those around them.

Nominations are being sought for Australians excelling in all fields of endeavour including arts, media and entertainment, business, charity, education, environment, indigenous/ethnic services, medicine/science, engineering /technology and sport. To nominate, or find out more about the Australian of the Year Awards please visit the website www.australianoftheyear.org.au or contact the Australia Day Council of South Australia on 8463 5436

The program supports initiatives that focus on the development and promotion of local clubs and communities groups and/or stimulate economic growth. Applications for one-off projects are now invited from incorporated, non government, not-for-profit organisations based within, or providing a service to, the District Council of Mallala. Applications forms including eligibility criteria are available from the Mallala and Two Wells Council Offices and Council website.

Mallala

P layground A good playground is fun and challenging, but above all must be safe. Mallala Playground’s recent upgrade ticks all these boxes and has been well received by local Mallala residents.

Environmental

Horses

It is not unusual to encounter horses and their riders on our roads. Horse-riders have little protection from other vehicles and horses may behave unpredictably at times. Crashes with horses typically involve: • High speed roads – 70 km/h speed zones and above. • Outer suburbs or rural areas. • A vehicle hitting the horse from behind or side-swiping a horse as the vehicle overtakes. • The horse being spooked or bolting. • The horse straying from a paddock or enclosure. What can motorists do to minimise risk? • Watch out for horses being led or driven on the road – leave as much space as possible to allow for unexpected movements by the horse. • Take extra care on bends, crests and on narrow roads, particularly in areas close to horse riding schools, trail ride businesses and on rural roads. • Allow for inexperienced horse riders – especially young children.

What can horse-riders do to enhance their safety on the road?

What the Law says

Under the Australian Road Rules, horses are regarded as a vehicle and riders are subject to the same road rule as apply As a horse-rider, you should: to other drivers. However there are some specific additional • know and obey the Australian Road Rules rules including: • ride on the left hand side of the road with the flow • Horses are allowed on footpaths and nature strips, unless of the traffic specifically prohibited. Horse riders must give way to any • use clear hand signals pedestrian on a footpath or nature strip. • wear an approved helmet and footwear safe for horse • If you are riding two-abreast with another rider, you must riding not ride more than 1.5m apart. This will allow other road • wear fluorescent clothing during the day and reflective users room to overtake safely. clothing if you ride in the early mornings or evenings • Lights on animal drawn vehicles – when ridden at night when the light is poor or in conditions of reduced visibility they must display a • always ‘look, check, and look again’ - the lifesaver look white light on each side at the front of the vehicle, a red • where possible, use horse trails and horse crossings light on each side at the rear (visible for 200m) and be fit • if you’re an inexperienced rider, always be accompanied ted with a red reflector towards the rear of each side of by experienced rider/horse combinations when in road- the vehicle. related areas • A person must not lead an animal while also driving a • ride single file or two-abreast motor vehicle or riding a bicycle. • ride carefully and be a courteous road user Penalties -A horse is considered to be a vehicle and therefore • if you are involved in an incident on the road, report it permitted to be ridden on the road, horse-riders are subject • always ride with a positive attitude. to the same penalties for road traffic offences as other drivers.

Mallala Community Wastewater Management System

Update

Waste Water Management Scheme (CWMS) project is now complete and Council is accepting connection applications for approval. For further information and application forms to connect, please go to Council’s website www.mallala.sa.gov.au

Fire Prevention

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Justice of the Peace Service A Justice of the Peace (JP) is authorised to witness and attest many documents, such as Statutory Declarations, Affidavits, Wills, Divorce, Power of Attorney and Advanced Care Directive documents etc, as well as certify copies of original documents.

Mallala & Districts Historical Society

OPEN SUNDAYS 2pm - 4.30pm OPEN SUNDAYS 2.30PM -‐ 4PM or by appointment OR BY APPOINTMENT

The District Council of Mallala offers the service of a JP at:

Two Wells Library Saturdays 9am - 11am For further information: Tel 8520 2100

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COUNCIL Contact

Email: mallalamuseum@gmail.com

Recycling Collection Times Two Wells Transfer Station Wells Rd, Two Wells Wednesday: 1.30pm - 3.30pm Saturday: 8am - 10am Sunday: 10.30am - 12.30pm Mallala Resource Recovery Centre 105 Limerock Rd, Lower Light Thursday: 1.30pm - 3.30pm Saturday: 10.30am - 12.30pm Sunday: 8am - 10am For further info Tel 8527 0200

www.mallala.nowandthen.net.au

Telð (08) 8527 0200 Fax: (08) 8527 2242 Email: info@mallala.sa.gov.au