Copper Coast Visitors Guide 2021 by Yorke Peninsula Country Times

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COPPER COAST 2021 VISITORS’ GUIDE

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Contents Welcome

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The Wallaroo Powder Magazine was built in 1867 for the storage of explosives for the Wallaroo and Moonta Mines. The tender to build it was won by Mr R. Anderson for 617 pounds, and was built under the supervision of Mr W. Beattie, Government Clerk of Works. [Information provided by N. Woods]

Feature Articles

Pages 6-15

Heritage & History

Pages 16-17

Discover Kadina & Wallaroo Mines

Pages 18-24

Discover Moonta, Moonta Mines, Moonta Bay & Port Hughes

Pages 25-31

Discover Wallaroo

Pages 32-39

Discover Yorke Peninsula & Surrounding Areas

Pages 40-41

Events Calendar

Pages 42-43

Local Services

Pages 44-45

Area Maps

Pages 46-51

The Copper Coast 2021 Visitors’ Guide is produced by the Yorke Peninsula Country Times. Words and photos are subject to copyright. We would like to thank those who supplied images © South Australian Tourism Commission, Breanna Smith and Dylan Gaston – Chalkie and the Chippie, Sarah King, Copper Coast Council and Yorke Peninsula Country Times photographers.

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Wallaroo jetty

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Welcome Copper Coast to the

Moonta Bay jetty

The Farm Shed Heritage Museum 50 Mines Road, Kadina Phone 08 8821 2333 visit@coppercoast.sa.gov.au

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Explore the lives of those living in the 1900s through their homes, farms, town and mines Guided Group and School Tours available Open Monday-Friday 9am-5pm Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays 10am-4pm

By Lynn Spurling, Copper Coast Council tourism coordinator

Yorke Peninsula’s Copper Coast offers an ideal location if you are looking for relaxation, a beautiful white sandy and safe swimming beach, a good ﬁshing or diving spot, or a glimpse back into the heyday of South Australia’s copper mining days. With a population of 15,000 people, the Copper Coast comprises the main towns of Kadina, Moonta, Moonta Bay, Port Hughes and Wallaroo — all just a 150 kilometre drive from Adelaide. It is an ideal destination for daytrips, short or long stays with many attractions, accommodation and dining options. The original home of the Nharangga people, the region’s prosperity is attributed to the wealth of the land that now lends itself to a rich agricultural sector. The area is named Copper Coast in recognition of the copper mining heritage of the region, dating back to 1859 when copper was ﬁrst discovered at Wallaroo Mines (Kadina) and Cornish and Welsh miners made their home in “Australia’s Little Cornwall”. The importance of the Moonta Mines area is recognised as it is a National Heritage site.

Great weather, beaches, fabulous ﬁshing and all amenities, including upgraded boat ramps, make this a special place to visit and live. Vibrant commercial and retail opportunities exist to support the local community and those visiting the area. Enjoy a traditional Cornish pasty, coffee and cake, or a meal at one of the many cafes, bakeries, hotels or restaurants. A wide variety of accommodation options makes the Copper Coast an ideal place to visit. With an event calendar ﬁlled with many activities including the biennial Kernewek Lowender Cornish Festival, Masters Games and YP Field Days, the region will be a hive of activity throughout 2021. There are many things for you to experience, so please contact the accredited Copper Coast Visitor Information Centre to plan your visit and stay. The centre is located at 50 Mines Road, Kadina, and its helpful, friendly staff can help you make the most of your time in the Copper Coast. It’s the ideal place to get all the latest local knowledge and information about what to see and do while visiting the Copper Coast. Relax on the beach, catch some fresh seafood, enjoy the walking and cycling trails, have a game of putt putt, bowls or golf, and explore all the region has to offer. We encourage you to take your time, escape everyday life and immerse yourself in this “Lifestyle Location of Choice”. We hope this Visitor Guide helps you to experience all the Copper Coast has to offer. – The Copper Coast Tourism and Events Team

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Nharangga Dhura marni Nharangganu Banggara Nharangga people welcome you to Nharangga country For tens of thousands of years, Nharangga people have lived in harmony with the spectacular lands of Yorke Peninsula. Their country provided them with food, shelter, water, ceremony and a rich and vibrant culture. They welcome you to share their land and enjoy your stay on Nharangga Banggara. – from Tania Wanganeen, Narungga Aboriginal Progress Association

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Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t miss the 25th Kernewek Lowender

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Kernewek Lowender Cornish Festival | May 17-23, 2021 Kernewek Lowender ﬁnance officer Gabriella Jackman, president Lynn Spurling and executive officer Dianne McDowell in front of Matta House, Kadina.

The Kernewek Lowender Cornish Festival remains one of the Copper Coast’s major drawcards, and plans are well underway for the upcoming 25th event on May 17-23. The weeklong festival is held every two years and attracts enthusiastic crowds for events of all sizes, from the iconic Maypole and furry dances to fairs, street parties, Cornish pasty making and a cavalcade of classic cars/motorcycles. The Copper Coast’s proud association with Cornish culture can be traced back to the mining days of the mid-to-late 1800s. Miners and their families travelled from Cornwall, as well as Wales and elsewhere, to work in the local mines. In doing so, they became important settlers in the region, and the knowledge they brought with them from the copper mines of Cornwall was pivotal to the success of local operations. When a group of locals decided to acknowledge that history by holding the ﬁrst Kernewek Lowender in 1973, they could only have hoped the festival would remain so popular half a century later. Kernewek Lowender executive officer Dianne McDowell is busy organising the 2021 event with help from a dedicated team. “There is a high level of enthusiasm and anticipation among local businesses and organisations who are jumping on

board to support the 2021 Kernewek Lowender,” Dianne said. “As well as the traditional Moonta parade and Fer Kernewek, maypole dancing, furry dance, Kadina Village Fair and Cavalcade of Cars and Motorcycles, we are looking to build on last festival’s successful launch of the street party in Wallaroo, now named the Bond Store Wallaroo Street Party. “We are also excited swanky (Cornish beer) will again be produced for this festival by Watsacowie Brewery, Minlaton. “The 2021 festival is looking as interesting and exciting as ever and is a real testament to the esteem that we extend to our Cornish forebears.” Gabriella Jackman is sharing the executive officer workload with Dianne, and is also the KL ﬁnance officer. She became involved in the event when joining as ﬁnance officer in the lead-up to the 2019 festival. “We are busy doing a lot of marketing and promotional work, and our new website is now live,” Gabriella said. The organisers are pushing ahead and ensuring a festival will be held, even if some changes have to be made due to the COVID-19 pandemic. “Regardless of what happens with the coronavirus, we are still holding the festival so everyone can come and celebrate the meaning of the Kernewek Lowender,” Gabriella said. For more information, visit www.kernewek.org.

“The 2021 festival is looking as interesting and exciting as ever and is a real testament to the esteem that we extend to our Cornish forebears.” – Dianne McDowell, Kernewek Lowender executive officer

Tahlia Congdon during last year’s Cornish pasty making competition. Copper Coast Lifestyle Location of Choice

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Yorke Peninsula Field Days | September 28, 29 and 30, 2021

Something for everybody at the YP Field Days 2021 The Yorke Peninsula Field Days, one of Australia’s most highly acclaimed and major agriculture events, is fast approaching. The three-day biennial event, which attracts up to 30,000 visitors, is being held from September 28-30, 2021. Fun can be had by people of all ages and abilities across the YP Field Days’ 30-hectare Paskeville site. Not only will visitors ﬁnd extensive displays of the latest agricultural machinery and equipment, technology, information and services, the event also features guest speakers, fashion parades, and a variety of food and refreshment options. The event program also includes working sheepdogs, wool and sheep displays, quality crafts and general interest products and services. A fun trail, plus interactive and educational activities, will also be available to keep kids entertained for hours. YP Field Days CEO Peter Anderson said more than 200 exhibitors from the 2019 event had already reserved their sites for 2021, as of November 2019. “We are working to ensure we have a variety of high-quality services, and highquality food and beverages, to appeal to both rural and urban families,” Mr Anderson said. “The YP Field Days was established in 1894 and is acknowledged as the oldest event of its kind in Australia. “The vast displays provide an excellent one-stop opportunity to view and compare a comprehensive range of products designed for effective, efficient farming and rural practices. “Overall, we are looking to make the 2021 event accessible to all and great fun.” The Yorke Peninsula Country Times is the

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Yorke Peninsula Field Days CEO Peter Anderson is looking forward to the 2021 event being bigger and better than ever. Top L-R: Alexa Young with Kimberly Penhall and Elijah Penhall plan their route for the Yellow Brick Road; Pat Wake and McConnells Marrar tackle the sheepdog course; Rachel Edwards and Peter Ryan at the vintage machinery display. major sponsor for the 2021 event. Managing director Michael Ellis said he was proud to come on board as major sponsor for the second event running. “We are thrilled about this continued partnership and look forward to supporting this important community event,” he said. Site application information is available via www.ypﬁelddays.com.au. Stay up to date with event information via the YP Field Days website and Facebook page.

“The YP Field Days was established in 1894 and is acknowledged as the oldest event of its kind in Australia. – Peter Anderson, YP Field Days CEO

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Ella and Lucy Bussenschutt, of Paskeville, with the heifers which were a new addition to the Ag Learning Centre at the ďŹ eld days 2019 event.

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Public Art | Kadina, Wallaroo, Moonta

Artistic attractions abound

Public artwork has enlivened the Copper Coast in recent years, and visitors could easily spend a day — or longer — checking out the many and varied pieces throughout the region.

Kristen Colliver, owner of Nook and Nourish, which is home to this rainbow mural. Top: Helloworld Kadina owner Sandra Paddick, artist William Bollmeyer and Kadina Hub representative Lisa Robertson with William’s interactive art display in Kadina. 10 Copper Coast Lifestyle Location of Choice

In recognition of the signiﬁcant amount of public art that can now be found in the area, Copper Coast Art Trail brochures are in development for Kadina, Wallaroo and Moonta. “Yorke Peninsula’s Copper Coast is fortunate to have a diverse range of public art on display,” Copper Coast Council tourism coordinator Lynn Spurling said. “These trails will identify public art pieces and enable everyone to discover and appreciate our talented local artists. “It is hoped more art will be installed around our region that can be added in the future.” Mrs Spurling said the brochures would complement those already available for local heritage driving and walking trails. “These self-paced trails are a popular way to discover the unique heritage, attractions and culture of the region, and have been even more popular during COVID-19.”

The latest, and certainly one of the most impressive, public art displays is the Wallaroo Silo Light Show, featuring art projected onto the iconic silos (for more information, see separate story). Also in Wallaroo, you can ﬁnd a long and growing mural along the old railway line area, mosaics along the foreshore near the jetty and much more. Kadina’s town centre features a huge painting on the old water tower, a nod to the region’s copper mining and Cornish past, plus a large mural on the side of Kadina Jewellers. Keen observers will also notice small “fairy doors” on many Kadina shops, which are a hit with children in particular. At Moonta, Queen Square has a mosaic bench and wombat sculptures in honour of the creatures credited with ﬁrst unearthing copper locally. These are just a few of the opportunities to enjoy public art on the Copper Coast, which also has several indoor art spaces well worth visiting.

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Illuminating new attraction at Wallaroo’s silo complex In 2019, Copper Coast Council hosted the awardwinning illuminart Australia Travelling Light tour.

Kadina Jewellers mural.

Kadina water tower mural.

Public art in the Copper Coast Kadina Water tower mural, Kadina Jewellers mural, fairy doors on businesses throughout the CBD, butterﬂy wings on the side of Helloworld Kadina, stobie pole art and other features at/near Kadina Memorial School.

The event featured local images, stories and artworks projected onto the Wallaroo silos, and has inspired a permanent installation which will show nightly. More than 2000 people experienced the local display the first time around, and crowds are expected to again flock to the new attraction. Multiple viewing locations will be available, including from the comfort of your car. Council put $100,000 from its second allocation of federal government Drought Communities Programme — Extension funding towards creating a regular light display. Now the infrastructure is in place and council is ready to showcase more local artists’ talents this summer. A call went out to the community for interested artists to send in their work for inclusion in this season’s first shows. The theme — Copper Coast, Through Your Eyes — attracted some excellent pieces of work. “What better way to open our event than exhibiting what the Copper Coast has to offer, while giving our community the chance to display their creativity?” CEO Russell Peate said. “We’ve got some fantastic sights which draw tourists here, and it’ll be fantastic to see them all illuminated on the silos.” The Wallaroo Silo Light Show commenced its first run of shows in December, and plans soon began for

future seasons. “Just because content submitted in the ﬁrst theme didn’t get a run, does not mean it won’t be displayed in the future as many other themed shows are being planned,” Russell said.

Best in the nation Illuminart Australia’s Travelling Light tour — the inspiration for the permanent Wallaroo Silo Light Show — received national recognition. It was named the Best Regional Event at the 2020 Australian Event Awards in October. The tour visited regional communities across the state for a month, illuminating landmarks with projected art and stories created collaboratively with regional artists and local residents. Wallaroo was a highlight as it was the largest projection surface for the entire tour. “The spectacular Travelling Light displayed vibrant, colourful moving image and art on to silos, town halls, two ships, a lighthouse, wharf buildings and a museum, bringing a crowd together at each place to enjoy the free spectacle,” an illuminart spokesperson said. “The winter event was a huge hit, with each town managing their own event, and building on the enthusiasm to have local charities and community groups involved. “For most towns, it was the ﬁrst time such a large projected display had ever been seen, and tantalised the community with appreciation of local art and heritage, and inspirations from the wonder of light.”

Moonta Wombats and mosaic seat in Queen Square, Cousin Jack and Jenny mural on Queen Square toilet block, rainbow mural on Nook and Nourish, “Hi, we’re at Moonta” mural at the Moonta Tourist Office, Moonta Bay mural near the barbecue area, silhouettes on many street signs.

Wallaroo Wallaroo Silo Light Show, old railway area mural, Wallaroo Primary School wall mural, sculpture out from Heritage Drive, mosaics on the foreshore paths, murals on side walls on the corners of Hughes and Wildman Streets, and Owen Terrace/Jones Streets, Wallaroo Heritage and Nautical Museum, North Beach toilet block.

More than 2000 people attended the illuminart Australia Travelling Light tour in Wallaroo in August 2019; this summer, Copper Coast Council launches its ﬁrst season of a permanent lights show at the silos. Copper Coast Lifestyle Location of Choice

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SA Masters Games | April 15-18, 2021

Let the Masters Games begin

Copper Coast to hold 30 sports for Masters Copper Coast sporting group representatives join Copper Coast Council mayor Roslyn Talbot, STARCLUB ﬁeld officer Yorke Peninsula Max Stevens and council tourism coordinator Lynn Spurling in preparing for the SA Masters Games, which will be held on the Copper Coast in April. Back: Wallaroo Bowling Club’s Paul Banks, Kadina Tennis Club’s Michael Glasson, Mayor Talbot, Kadina Golf Club’s Brenton Brind; front: Mrs Spurling, Mr Stevens and Copper Coast Battle Dragons Dragon Boat Club’s Valda Cooper.

The Copper Coast is home to the 25th annual SA Masters Games, April 15-18, 2021. Planning for the much-anticipated event has been in the works since Copper Coast Council was announced as the successful bidder in February, 2020. Copper Coast Council was selected from a competitive pool of regions to host the event, which will feature 30 sports according to CCC library and tourism coordinator Lynn Spurling. Participating athletes have the opportunity to contest sailing, motocross, football, tennis and many more events (see table for full list). Local venues have also been chosen to accommodate athletes, namely the Copper Coast Sport and Leisure Centre, Kadina, as well as Wallaroo Community Sports Club and Wallaroo Sailing Club. More than 1000 competitors, plus family and friends are expected to attend after the 2020 games were cancelled due to COVID-19. 12 Copper Coast Lifestyle Location of Choice

“We’ve had lots of interest from around the state, (including) areas such as Mount Gambier and the Eyre Peninsula,” Mrs Spurling said. “We are spoilt for choice with our fantastic facilities — the games will be a great chance to showcase the region. “They will provide ideal ﬁnancial opportunities for local businesses.” An overwhelming amount of support and commitment has already been generated by the community, Mrs Spurling said. “We will have locals competing at individual and team events, and we’ve already had lots of volunteer support,” she said. “We’re currently developing management plans to comply with (potential) COVID-19 restrictions. “We understand the social side will be just as important as the events to some, so we’re hoping for a vibrant feeling around the place.” Registrations will be open until March 26. For further information, search visitcoppercoast .com.au/coppercoast2021samastersgames or ﬁnd SA Masters Games on Facebook.

• Basketball — Copper Coast Sport and Leisure Centre • Indoor Rowing — CCSLC • Masters Mile — CCSLC • Netball — CCSLC • Squash — CCSLC • Tennis — CCSLC • BMX — Copper Coast BMX Club, Kadina • Cycling — Copper Coast Visitor Information Centre • Powerlifting — Guns N Buns Fitness Warehouse, Kadina • Darts — Kadina Dart Club • Football — Kadina Football Club • Hockey — Kadina Hockey Club • Athletics — Kadina Memorial School • Croquet — Kadina and Moonta Croquet Clubs • Motocross — Kadina Motocross Club and Moonta Dirt Bike Club • Table Tennis — Kadina Showgrounds • Archery — Yorke Peninsula Field Archers, Kadina • Dirt Karts — Yorke Peninsula Dirt Kart Club, Kadina • Softball — Moonta Football Club • Equestrian — Northern Yorke Peninsula Pony Club, Moonta • Shooting — Sporting Shooters Assoc., Moonta • Soccer — Yorke Peninsula Soccer, Moonta • Golf — The Dunes, Port Hughes, Wallaroo Golf Club and Kadina Golf Club • Lawn Bowls — Wallaroo Community Sports Club and Moonta Bowling Club • Cricket — Wallaroo Cricket Club • Dragon Boats — Wallaroo Sailing Club • Kiteboarding — WSC • Radio Controlled Boats — WSC • Sailing — WSC • Swimming — Port Pirie Amateur Swimming Club

News | Copper Coast

Ferry convenient to cross the gulf The Spencer Gulf ferry service is again operating to link the Yorke and Eyre Peninsulas. The Aurora V ferry transports people from Wallaroo to Lucky Bay and back, saving hours of driving, potential driver fatigue, and providing a pleasurable cruising experience

in relatively calm waters. The ferry will be popular with those wishing to expand their holidays on Yorke Peninsula’s Copper Coast to include Eyre Peninsula, people with family across the sea, those who have to make frequent trips and more. Of course, many users will just want the enjoyable, relaxing experience — saving some petrol and car wear/tear costs, saving time,

and arriving fresh. The service will also help boost tourism to YP, and especially the Copper Coast, from EP. The Aurora V features cafe facilities with snack foods and hot or cold beverages, including options for people with allergies and intolerances. The ferry is operated by Spencer Gulf Searoad — to make a booking, or for more information, visit spencergulfsearoad.com.

Bark at the park

Splash in the shade

150th Kadina Show

Kadina is now home to the Copper Coast’s ﬁrst off-leash dog park. The Kadina Dog Park is located on Doswell Terrace and features a range of activities to keep pooches of all sizes and breeds entertained. There are lawn areas, tunnels, ramps and many more obstacles, all within a secure enclosure. There are of course also water bowls and doggy bags provided. Entrance to the park uses a double-gate system, ensuring owners can remove their dogs’ leashes, and put them back on, without their furry friends running away. Kadina Dog Park was built by the Copper Coast Council with funding from the federal government’s Drought Communities Programme — Extension.

One of the biggest attractions on Yorke Peninsula’s Copper Coast is the Splash Town water park on the Moonta Bay foreshore. Splash Town is now even more user friendly, as it has new shade sails to keep users safe from UV rays while they enjoy the huge tipper bucket, water slides and array of other features. The shades were purchased and installed thanks to the federal government’s Drought Communities Programme — Extension. Copper Coast Council put $180,000 of the drought funding toward the project. Those using Splash Town are encouraged to slip, slop and slap to ensure maximum sun protection.

The 150th Kadina Show is being held August 21-22, 2021. The Kadina A. H. & F. Society, which runs the show, has been busy preparing and fundraising for the big event. The show has plenty to do for people of all ages including competitions for everything from art and photography through to produce and garden items. There are sideshows and rides for the young — and young at heart — market stalls, entertainers, and a wide variety of food and drink options. The show also incorporates Horses in Action, so horse-riding competitions can be viewed throughout the weekend — and don’t forget to go home with a showbag! Copper Coast Lifestyle Location of Choice

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Nicole and Derek Matthewman said attracting tourists was something they envisioned when they set about creating Wallaroo’s ﬁrst microbrewery and distillery. Below left: The Bond Store’s Kiara Karatepelief prepares a tasting paddle. Below right: Chef Diego Sanchez dishes up some worldclass food at The Bond Store.

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Bond Store | Wallaroo

Come and Bond with the Copper Coast’s newest dining attraction Now more than ever tourism is playing an important role in the local economy. With COVID-19 travel restrictions, South Australians have been looking for hidden gems in their backyards. Luckily for Nicole and Derek Matthewman, attracting visitors to the area is exactly what they envisioned when they set about creating Wallaroo’s first microbrewery and distillery, the Bond Store. “One of the reasons we set the business up was to give all the people coming to Wallaroo something to do while they were here as well as an added reason to visit,” Mr Matthewman said. “We love Wallaroo and want to see it as popular as it should be, we want to be able to share it with people who haven’t been here. “We want to give people an added reason to visit and hope they love it as much as we do.” Since coronavirus restrictions eased and the Bond Store reopened, support has surged, Mr Matthewman said. “We have been amazed at the support we have been getting from not only locals, but people from far away,” he said. “We often get people driving from Adelaide, Clare and the Barossa just to visit us, so it’s really heartening to see our dream, which we didn’t know would work, is working.” Mr Matthewman said people were starting to discover what SA had to offer. “Wallaroo is so close to Adelaide and is the perfect distance to go away for a weekend,” he said. “It wasn’t on people’s radars because there were too many other people who could outspend us in marketing. “However, when people looked closer to home, they could see there was this oasis so close, and the people comment how friendly the locals are.” The couple purchased the historical Elands Bonded Store on Owen Terrace, where barrels of gin and whiskey amongst other things had been traded and stored from 1865, in 2014. They first converted the top level into group accommodation, before turning the ground floor and cellar to a microbrewery, distillery and restaurant that opened in December 2019. “When the building on Owen Terrace became available it was a bit of a sick puppy and we

Adelady presenters Hayley Pearson and Lauren De Cesare enjoy their drinks and food at Bond Store, Wallaroo. knew it needed someone to lovingly restore it,” Mr Matthewman said. “Since we bought it, we had always imagined the two ﬂoors downstairs could be a microbrewery and distillery. “The property is in the centre of the main street and for so long it looked like someone had knocked the tooth out of a beautiful smile. “The building itself is huge and it has been such a big part of Wallaroo’s history so we wanted to bring it back to its former glory.” Mr Matthewman said he and Nicole were proud of what they had created for the area. “I think traditionally you have either a microbrewery or a distillery, it’s very rare to have both in the same place, and it means we have something for everyone,” Mr Matthewman said. “People love to know the provenance of their product and love to know it has been handmade by people who really care about the ingredients. “People care about the way it tastes, care about where the ingredients came from and like to know the money they spend is being ploughed back into the community.”

“We love Wallaroo and want to see it as popular as it should be, we want to be able to share it with people who haven’t been here. We want to give people an added reason to visit and hope they love it as much as we do.” – Derek Matthewman

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History and Heritage | Copper Coast

Wallaroo Mines

Discover our local History Everything that makes Yorke Peninsula’s Copper Coast a fantastic region to visit can be traced back to the moment copper was discovered in the region. The mining boom that resulted led to rapid growth in the region, while also providing a vital boost to the South Australian economy. Today, much of that mining history has been lovingly preserved in recognition of its signiﬁcance to the local and wider regions. Moonta Mines is acknowledged via placement on the National Heritage register and is a particularly fantastic site to explore — with government funding meaning an even better visitor experience is soon on its way.

Richman’s Enginehouse circa 1884

Copper was ﬁrst discovered by shepherd James Boor on the pastoral lease of Walter Watson Hughes and his brother-in-law John Duncan, six miles southwest of the sheep run station called Wallaroo, on December 17, 1859. Boor discovered green-coloured stones, believed to have been unearthed by a wombat. He pocketed the stones, and actually forgot about them for a few days before telling Duncan about them. Hughes then secured mineral leases, which he named the Wallaroo Mine after his sheep station. He hired four Burra miners and started mining at Home Shaft in February 1860. By the middle of the year, 150 miners were employed and the Wallaroo Mining Company was formed. By the mid-1860s, the mine was producing 26,000 ton of ore. At its peak, 1870 to 1875, the mine employed 1000 men and boys.

Moonta Mines Patrick “Paddy” Ryan discovered traces of copper on a pastoral lease of Walter Watson Hughes in May 1861. A syndicate was formed and members travelled with Ryan to Moonta to see the site. When Hughes heard of the discovery, he lodged a claim in the name of a dummy, but this was rejected. He returned to Moonta with a surveyor and met Ryan, who showed him where he had found the copper. The survey information had to be taken to John Taylor. Hughes asked William Horn if he could get to Adelaide by 9am the next day, so Horn rode nonstop for 22 hours, covering 164 miles and exhausting eight horses. Taylor and the rival syndicate were both present when the Lands Department opened, but Taylor received first attention and secured the leases. A legal battle went to the Privy Council, but Hughes settled out of court. He then formed the Tipara Mining Association — later the Moonta Mining Co — and started operations in late1861. Almost 5000 ton of ore was produced in the first year. Under the management of mine captain Henry Richard “Cap’n” Hancock, the project developed rapidly and by 1865 about 1200 men and boys were employed. By 1870, more than 5000 people were dependent on the mine, which was producing 20,000 ton of dressed ore, averaging 20 per cent copper. By 1876, Moonta employed 1700 people and became the first mining company in Australia to pay one million pounds in dividends. When Moonta and Wallaroo companies amalgamated in 1890, ore worth 5.6million pounds had been mined. The new company employed an average of 1900 people during its 33 years of operation, with employment reaching 2700 in 1906.

Smelting

Richman’s Enginehouse today

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The ore being mined had to be smelted so, in 1860, the Wallaroo township was surveyed and the foreshore sold as water allotments to the Wallaroo Mining Company for the establishment of a smelting works. The smelters operated until 1923 and were at one time the largest smelting works in the world outside of Swansea in Wales.

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Heritage drives and walks

Learn more about this historical region by driving or walking around one of the heritage trails on the Copper Coast. Drop into the Copper Coast Visitor Information Centre, Kadina, Moonta Visitor Information Outlet, or Wallaroo Heritage and Nautical Museum and pick up a pamphlet showing the many trails available. Alternatively, trail information is available via www.visitcoppercoast.com.au.

Kadina Heritage Trail The trail starts at the old Railway Station and is a leisurely drive of about 12 kilometres which can be completed easily in less than two hours. The trail gives visitors a balanced impression of the history and development of Kadina and surrounding settlements.

Moonta Heritage Trail This trail starts and ends at the Moonta Town Hall and is a relaxed drive covering about 16 kilometres, which can be completed in two hours or less. The trail gives visitors a balanced impression of the history and development of Moonta and adjacent settlements.

Wallaroo Heritage Trail

Rotary Copper Trail (Rail Trail)

Starting at the Wallaroo Heritage and Nautical Museum, this heritage trail is an easy drive of about nine kilometres which can be ﬁnalised in less than 90 minutes. The trail passes many sites of historical interest and gives visitors an impression of the history and development of Wallaroo.

See entries in the Kadina and Wallaroo town sections for more details.

Kadina Heritage Walk

This walk covers the Wallaroo town centre and the various buildings, commercial and public, dating back to 1861. Most of the Owen Terrace streetscape was erected between 1864 and 1900 but there have been many changes in the use of the buildings.

This walk takes in many historic sites including the town hall, churches, hotels and banks. The trail starts and ﬁnishes at the heritage-listed town hall and gives visitors an impression of the history and development of Kadina.

Moonta Heritage Walk This walk starts and ﬁnishes at Moonta Town Hall. The walking trail covers many of Moonta’s shops, hotels, banks, its post office, meeting halls and several houses. Most of the buildings were erected between 1863 and 1875 and many retain their authentic shopfronts and verandahs.

Port Hughes Coastal Trail Located between Simms Cove Point, Moonta Bay and the beautiful sandy South Beach, Port Hughes. Interpretive signs along this coastal trail give an insight into the history of the area, all while enjoying the beautiful views out to Spencer Gulf.

Port Hughes to Moonta Trail A safe and convenient walking and cycling path connecting Port Hughes to the Moonta township.

Wallaroo Heritage Walk

Wallaroo Smelters Trail At the base of the Hughes chimney stack near the Wallaroo foreshore is the Wallaroo Smelters Trail. This is a short walk with interpretive signs explaining the early smelting history of Wallaroo.

Wallaroo Avenue of Honour Located next to the Wallaroo Town Hall, this trail pays tribute to residents who lost their lives at war, and connects with the Rotary walking/ cycling trail which runs from Wallaroo to Kadina.

Port Broughton Historical Walk Contact the Port Broughton Visitor Information Outlet for information about the Port Broughton historical walk.

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Discover

Kadina

Kadina has a population exceeding 5000 people and is the business and service hub of Yorke Peninsula. If you haven’t visited recently, you’ll ﬁnd a whole host of new things to see and do. The town’s business centre, Kadina Hub, has had a major revamp to include pedestrianfriendly wide footpaths, ample crossings, a huge number of extra car parks, vibrant murals and more. Historical limestone buildings include the Kadina Town Hall, local banks and churches. A feature of the town is Victoria Square, a beautiful shady parkland with a playground featuring an impressive Walk in the Trees attraction, barbecue facilities, a historic rotunda and new public amenities. The park now includes a paved seating area opposite the town post office, a perfect transition

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from the business district to the lush parkland. At the Copper Coast Visitor Information Centre, you’ll ﬁnd more than just friendly advice about what you can see and do during your stay. The facility also features a putt putt golf course — now with new structures — an indoor playground, miniature train rides, a gigantic museum, souvenirs and more. Wallaroo Mines, where copper was ﬁrst discovered on Yorke Peninsula’s Copper Coast, is a suburb of Kadina, along with Jerusalem, Jericho and Newtown. A few relics of the copper mining industry remain, and many old limestone cottages are still lived in today.

run by volunteers who serve coffee, tea, milkshakes, homemade cakes, scones and light lunches. There is also a delicious supply of homemade pickles, jams and sauces. The cafe is open 10am to 2pm Tuesday to Friday, and on NYP Rotary Market days. The Limestone Gallery features rotating exhibitions by various artists. All pieces are hung on the cafe’s unique limestone wall which is part of the historical church. All are welcome to enjoy the community garden, linger over an outdoor coffee, relax in the shade, listen to the birds, and just be in this peaceful setting. Check out the op shop while you’re there, you’re bound to ﬁnd some treasures!

Anglican Community Cafe, Limestone Gallery and Cornish Garden

Ascot Community Art Exhibition Gallery

Address: Corner of Hay and Taylor Streets, Kadina

Kadina Anglican Church has created a community cafe, public art gallery and shared garden in a space at the back of the church on Taylor Street. The Anglican Community Cafe is

Address: Ascot Cultural Centre Graves Street, Kadina

The Ascot Community Art Exhibition Gallery presents a calendar of changing exhibitors, including local interests, charity groups and visiting artists of various styles and media. There are also periodic exhibitions by Country Arts SA.

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Ascot Community Lounge Address: Ascot Cultural Centre Graves Street, Kadina

A great place to meet friends, or just rest and relax.

Copper Country Keepsakes Address: Ascot Cultural Centre Graves Street, Kadina

Members of the Copper Country Keepsakes artisans’ group provide an extensive and exciting range of handcrafted quality art, craft, home decor and country gift items for sale in their gift gallery. The emphasis is on originality, with a high standard of workmanship and friendly service. Copper Country Keepsakes is an artisans’ association which supports local charitable organisations and has been operating for 24 years.

Copper Coast Indoor Play Centre Address: 50 Mines Road, Kadina

The Copper Coast Indoor Play Centre offers a fun, safe, awesome play environment for the young family. Located within the Copper Coast Tourism Centre, the play centre is a great place to be no matter the weather. Bookings advised; call 8821 2333.

Copper Coast Miniature Railway Address: Copper Coast Tourism Centre 50 Mines Road, Kadina

The Copper Coast Old Engineering and Machinery Club runs miniature train rides. This handmade track operates on selected weekends – usually the ﬁrst and third Sundays of the month – and is a delight for all ages.

Copper Coast Visitor Information Centre Address: 50 Mines Road, Kadina

Copper Coast Put t Put t

The nationally-accredited, award-winning Copper Coast Visitor Information Centre is co-located with The Farm Shed Heritage Museum, Copper Coast Indoor Play Centre, Copper Coast Putt Putt and miniature trains. The centre prides itself on offering quality souvenirs, locally-made produce, local history books and an extensive range of information to assist planning your visit to the region or elsewhere in South Australia. The information centre also offers free bicycle hire so you can explore the Copper Coast at your leisure.

Address: Copper Coast Tourism Centre 50 Mines Road, Kadina

Kadina’s challenging 18-hole putt putt golf course boasts an array of eye-catching holes. To hire your putters and balls, visit the Copper Coast Tourism Centre — the course is right out front.

Ducatoon Park Address: Mines Road, Kadina (6km from Kadina towards Moonta)

Ducatoon Park has been a family-run business for 20 years, although its owners have more than 50 years’ experience in horse breeding. Visitors are welcome to view the working stud and may even get the chance to cuddle a newborn foal. Visits are by appointment by phoning 0408 859 812.

Rotary Copper Trail walking/cycling track The Rotary Copper Trail runs from between Powell Terrace and Port Road, Kadina, next to the western roundabout, to Wallaroo. Also known as the Rail Trail, it follows the original train line. The path allows people to walk, run or cycle between the towns without having to negotiate vehicular traffic and has been tremendously received since its official opening in 2018. The Rotary Copper Trail includes informative signs about the Wallaroo Mines, shelter stops and more.

Kadina Rotary Markets Address: Victoria Square, Graves Street, Kadina

Usually held on the last Saturday of every month in Victoria Square. Goods on offer include fresh produce, art and craft, plants, bric-a-brac, jewellery, tasty hot food products, pottery, homemade cakes and much more.

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Copper Coast Sport and Leisure Centre

Kadina Show

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Address: Agery and Mines Road, Kadina

Address: Ascot Cultural Centre, Graves Street, Kadina

The Kadina Show is one of the longestrunning shows in the state. In fact, organisers had big plans in place to celebrate the 150-year anniversary show in 2020, but this had to be cancelled due to COVID-19. There was one other year the show could not proceed, due to the war, so 2021 actually marks 150 Kadina Shows, and the Kadina A.H. & F. Society is preparing for a major celebration. This event provides attractions, entertainment, competitions and exhibitions for all ages. Also available are trade market sites and food outlets to satisfy everyone. As you pass through the newly-renovated heritage gates you will be ready for a day of family fun.

Kadina Dog Park

Copper Coast Sport and Leisure Centre Address: 1 Doswell Terrace, Kadina

The newly-revamped Copper Coast Sport and Leisure Centre on Doswell Terrace, Kadina, features four indoor board-ﬂoor courts, two outdoor courts, an outdoor playground, squash courts, a gym, a swimming pool and more. Memberships available and casual visits for use of gym and other facilities welcome.

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Address: Doswell Terrace, Kadina

Kadina’s off-leash dog park is fully fenced and includes a range of obstacles to keep dogs of all sizes and breeds amused. Water bowls and doggie bags are provided.

Kernewek Lowender Art Prize Collection Address: Ascot Cultural Centre, Graves Street, Kadina

The Kernewek Lowender Copper Coast Cornish Festival Art Prize Collection is a ﬁne art collection of works purchased since 1977. The collection, or parts of it, is on permanent display at the Ascot Community Art Exhibition Gallery.

Statewide Cinema, located in the Ascot Theatre, Kadina, screens current-release movies. Screenings are every Friday, Saturday and Sunday throughout the year, increasing to six days a week during the school holidays. The cinema is fully air conditioned, has disability access, and provides a wellstocked snack bar where you can purchase freshly popped popcorn, a variety of soft drinks, bottled water and a delicious selection of sweets.

Yorke Peninsula Veterans and Community Centre Address: Copper Coast Highway, Kadina (2km from Kadina toward Wallaroo)

Originally a fish-processing factory, this centre was converted into a modern and well-equipped gathering place in 2005. The Ray Robinson Memorial Military Museum, which displays an impressive collection of World War I, World War II and Vietnam War military memorabilia, reflects the centre’s dedication to all those who served in any conflict, anywhere in the world. The collection is being added to continuously through the centre’s restoration workshop, donations and permanent loans.

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The Farm Shed Heritage Museum Address: Copper Coast Tourism Centre, 50 Mines Road, Kadina

The museum brings together some of the fascinating developments and practices of dryland farming. Exhibits show the hardships endured on the land, detailing the process of land clearing, reliving the vital role of animals on farms and exploring the transition from horse to tractor-powered farming. A collection of varied farming machinery is complemented by Kadina history themes. The Wallaroo mine, where copper mining started, was within sight of Matta House, the historical residence which forms part of the museum. Matta House evokes the mining era. Other displays include Life at Wallaroo Mines; They Served, about local service men and women; The Local Newspaper, with giant printing presses; a 1950s rural schoolroom from Kulpara; Her Side of the Story, about Victoria Square is right in the heart of women’s roles on the farm; and Farmyard, Kadina, alongside the revamped highlighting children’s roles on the farm. central business district. Walk in the The farming story starts with a look at many Trees is the latest major attraction to aspects of life for farming families. the park, allowing daring children and Interpretive displays follow the process from adults to scale to the top of a webbed clearing the scrub to sowing the grain and the rope section and enjoy the view from progress towards broadacre cereal farming the treetops before an exhilarating which sustains Yorke Peninsula. slide back to the ground. Victoria Don’t miss the display Sowing the Seed, the Square also includes the iconic Apex harvesting machinery shed, and the vintage Express locomotive, a large undercover tractor and vehicle collection. playground, new restroom facilities You will leave with renewed appreciation of and a refurbished historical rotunda. how far the Copper Coast has come, and of the tremendous volunteer effort which has gone into creating such high-standard displays.

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Discover Moonta, Moonta Mines and Moonta Bay Moonta was home to more than 10,000 people during its mining heyday around 1870, the second highest population in the state behind the capital city of Adelaide. Today, many of the iconic Moonta Mines structures still exist, protected by SA and National Heritage listing. The Mines area is a must-see attraction, but the area offers far more than just its history. Moonta Bay and Port Hughes are home to glorious white beaches and modern boat-launching facilities. The shady Queen Square is on the edge of Moontaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s bustling central business district with numerous acclaimed eateries and businesses to suit a huge range of shoppers. Sea-changing retirees, beach-loving families, anglers and people from all walks of life make up the many holidaymakers who often become regular visitors or even permanent residents.

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Moonta Bay Jetty The long L-shaped jetty is well worth the visit when you are at Moonta Bay. Upgraded in 2012, the jetty provides a perfect spot for recreational ﬁshing. The catch of the day may include Australian herring (tommy ruff), garﬁsh and squid, especially towards the late afternoon and evening when the tide is on the way in. There is a recently-upgraded swimming enclosure which can be accessed via the jetty. The Moonta Bay beach is located directly in front of the Moonta Bay Caravan Park, and is a lovely sandy beach suitable for all ages. When the tide goes out there is plenty of beach to play on and shallow rock pools to explore. On the south side of the Moonta Bay jetty the white, sandy beach extends all the way to Port Hughes.

Hughes Enginehouse Address: Moonta Mines (follow signs from Verran Terrace)

Hughes Enginehouse is one of Moonta’s iconic buildings and features prominently in almost all Moonta promotional material. It was built from 1863 to 1865 and was a signiﬁcant contributor to the success of the Moonta Mining Company, its function being to pump water from the underground workings on the largest ore bodies. The Cornish-beam pumping engine pumped water from the adjacent shaft at a depth of 366 metres, and from Taylor’s Shaft 300m to the north at a depth of 768m, until the mine closed in 1923.

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Moonta Country Markets Address: Queen Square, Moonta

Crowds ﬂock to the Moonta Country Markets in Queen Square. Stallholders sell crafts, toys, collectables, jewellery, books, produce and brica-brac. There is plenty of food and drinks available, including baked goods and homemade produce. Road tram rides are available around the town. The 2021 markets will be held on Sundays, March 7 and October 3.

Miners Cottage and Heritage Garden

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Address: Verco Street, Moonta Mines

Opened by the National Trust as a museum on October 9, 1967, the cottage is preserved for the present and future generations so they may appreciate the way Cornish families lived in the area without reticulated water or electricity. Step back in time and see the way the pioneers of the area lived. The cottage and its magniﬁcent garden are lovingly tended by a group of enthusiastic volunteers.

Horse-drawn tram

Address: Verran Terrace, Moonta Mines

Visitors can view this restored horse-drawn tram through a viewing window at the Moonta Mines Tourist Railway platform. This is located in the car park of the Moonta Mines Museum.

Moonta Mines Museum is in the former Moonta Mines Model School which once enrolled almost 1250 pupils. It houses displays depicting the old Cornish lifestyle including mining, sports and pastimes, military, music, homewares, clothing and photography. There is an interesting collection of the equipment belonging to many of the lodges and guilds of old Moonta, as well as a refurbished school classroom.

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Moonta Gallery of the Arts

Address: Verran Terrace, Moonta Mines

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A trip on the hugely popular, award-winning tourist train leaves from the Wheal Munta station located in the car park of the Moonta Mines Museum. It takes passengers on an entertaining 50-minute guided tour through the historic landmarks of former mining operations. Sit back and listen to the history of the region and the stories of the world-renowned Cornish miners, the workings of the mines and ore sorting ﬂoors, reservoir and the tunnel through Ryan’s tailing heap, as well as other interesting tales.

Moonta Gallery of the Arts is all about keeping the arts alive. The gallery has a different exhibition each month with most exhibitions having their own opening events. Exhibitions range from local to internationally-renowned artists with a range of themes and styles. Contact the gallery for information about upcoming opening nights and exhibitions. Most artwork is for sale.

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Moonta Mines Sweet Shop Address: Verran Terrace, Moonta Mines

Many consider the number one place to visit on the Copper Coast to be the Moonta Mines Sweet Shop. Located in the old Moonta Mines Post Office, this well-stocked sweet shop features a large variety of old-fashioned drinks and sweets.

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Moonta History Centre

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Address: Ellen Street, Moonta

Address: Moonta Mines (follow signs from Verran Terrace)

Moonta History Centre has a helpful group of friendly volunteers who have years of experience and are able to help research family history. There is also equipment and facilities to help visitors research their own family history and discover their Cornish ancestry. There are interesting displays and collections to see, including an extensive medical display, working mine models and many old photographs. Nook & Nourish

Richmans Enginehouse Address: Moonta Mines (follow signs from Verran Terrace)

This enginehouse was designed and erected by Frederick May in 1869 and was constructed using stone from local Moonta Bay beaches. The main purpose of the enginehouse was for hauling, pumping and crushing, and it was continually used to process and concentrate the ore until the mines closed in 1923.

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Splash Town Water Park

Located at Moonta Bay near the jetty and safe swimming enclosure is Splash Town Water Park. On offer is free entry to a whole lot of fun – racer slides, water mushrooms and wading pools. Changing and toilet facilities are available on site. For Splash Town opening days and hours, contact the Copper Coast Visitor Information Centre on 8821 2333, or visit the Facebook page www.facebook .com/splashtowncoppercoast

Moonta Mines Methodist Church Address: 557 Milne Street, Moonta Mines

The stone Moonta Mines Methodist Church was erected by Wesleyan Methodists in 1865, and the foundation stone was laid by mining icon Cap’n Hancock. A gallery was added in 1872, giving the church a seating capacity of 1250. A pipe organ was purchased in 1890 thanks to a donation by Cap’n Hancock, and it’s still used to this day. The church is open to visitors 1.30pm to 4pm on Wednesdays, Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays from May to August, and 1.30pm to 4pm Wednesdays to Sundays from September to April. A gold coin donation is greatly appreciated.

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A superb view of the surrounding district can be seen from the top of the 20-metrehigh tailing heap at Moonta Mines.

Old Railway Station and Moonta Tourist Office Address: Blanche Terrace, Moonta

This beautiful building at the entrance to the town is more than 100 years old. It houses the National Trust of South Australia Moonta branch and the local visitor information outlet. Pamphlets and maps of the area describing the many National Trust venues as well as other interesting features are available, and group bookings can also be made with the help of the friendly volunteer staff. Quality souvenirs, giftware and many books relevant to Moonta’s history can also be found here. Whilst in the grounds, take time to see the World War I trophy gun and learn about its history.

The Blacksmith Shop Address: Verran Terrace, Moonta Mines

This working display at Moonta Mines provides visitors with a view of an operating traditional blacksmith shop from back in the copper mining days. Handcrafted items are available for purchase.

Statewide Cinema Address: George Street, Moonta

Statewide Cinema, located in the Moonta Town Hall, screens current-release movies. Screenings are every Wednesday and Sunday throughout the year, increasing to six days a week during the school holidays. The cinema is air conditioned, has disability access, and provides a well-stocked snack bar where you can purchase fresh popcorn, a variety of soft drinks, bottled water and a delicious selection of sweets.

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Fishing

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Port Hughes Port Hughes is home to tremendous fishing, a Greg Norman-designed top-quality golf course, and everything you need for a seaside stay. The town jetty is a great spot for fishing and blue swimmer crabs, Australian herring (tommy ruff), garfish and squid are just some of the species on the menu. Port Hughes is also a boatie’s paradise, with a newly-refurbished boat ramp now boasting more lanes for launching and retrieving, protected by breakwaters, as well as ample parking, wash-down facilities and more. South Beach has gained a reputation as one of the state’s most pristine, and is just one of many sections of beautiful coastline Port Hughes has to offer. The Port Hughes Coastal Trail begins at Simms Cove and is a great way to take in the scenery while learning about the town’s history.

Copperclub Golf Course Address: Albatross Drive, Port Hughes

Greg Norman-designed golf course, Copperclub, is the centrepiece of The Dunes, Port Hughes. The Dunes is a quality beachside destination for golfing enthusiasts, families and tourists, offering stunning coastal views. The Copperclub Golf and Community Association invites you to come and try the magnificent links-style golf course. The course seamlessly integrates with its landscape, taking advantage of the natural contours of the land. Its greens and fairways are amongst the best in South Australia and it’s the only greensbased course on Yorke Peninsula. Play nine or 18 holes – you choose. Golf carts and hire clubs are available, so there is no excuse not to experience this championship-standard course. After your game of golf, enjoy the Deck Bar & Cafe with magnificent views over the sand dunes to the pristine waters of the Spencer Gulf.

Copperclub Golf Course

Copper Coast – Moonta, Moonta Bay, Port Hughes Lifestyle Location of Choice

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Beachfront suites and event space

Coffee Barn

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ARTISAN GELATO, COFFEE, PANCAKES

2km south on Moonta/Maitland Rd Phone 8825 2315

171 Bay Road, Moonta Bay | Phone 8825 3270 | www.seagatemoontabay.com.au

Unique and innovative gifts for all occasions BUY ONLINE OR IN STORE

Friday, Saturday and Sunday 10am–5pm; EVERY DAY during school holidays and long weekends 10am–5pm

SPLASH TOWN – COPPER COAST Free entry to a whole lot of fun! Splash Town offers a safe swimming enclosure, racer slides, water mushrooms, wading pools, changing and toilet facilities. Bay Road, Moonta Bay 8821 2333 www.coppercoast.sa.gov.au

www.giftaffaire.com.au 22 George Street, Moonta 8825 1001

Regional – Seasonal – Local • “Original” Cornish pasty • Gifts • Coffee and cakes • Local produce • All-day breakfast and light meals

56B George Street Moonta 8825 3121

email: info@tastetheyorke.com.au

Henry on Yorkes B&B Adjacent

to Taste the www.countrygetaw Yorke ays.com.au

Now offering local consultations Lic No G10420

Your local butcher providing quality, locally sourced lamb, beef and pork cut to your liking

Phone orders welcome!

8825 2454

56 George Street, Moonta

30 Copper Coast – Moonta, Moonta Bay, Port Hughes Lifestyle Location of Choice

Leading SA Builder 35+ years strong 3 Family Homes 3 Retirement and Investment Properties Marion Noack 0419 039 863 | marion@distinctivehomes.com.au

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• Organic coffee • Fresh juices • Protein smoothies and bowls • Raw treats • Gluten free • Vegan friendly Cafe offering healthy eats to meet a range of dietry needs Serving fresh and wholesome foods daily

38c George Street (cnr Ellen & George Streets), Moonta www.facebook.com/nookandnourish

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8825 2640

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EXPERIENCE THE CALMING & BALANCING BENEFITS OF REVITALISING TREATMENTS COMBINED WITH HEALING PROPERTIES DESIGNED TO BOOST YOUR SKINS HEALTH, SOOTHE YOUR BODY & RELAX YOUR MIND!

0499 162 645 info@beautyandbodybythebay.com.au SHOP 1, 3-9 GEORGE STREET, MOONTA

Fashion for all the birds! Generation Ageless Sizes 8-22 Country to coastal, casual to cocktail

– gorgeous fashion & accessories

Stylish Bird Boutique 57a George St, Moonta 8825 3093

VISIT CORNISH MINING & NATIONAL HERITAGE LISTED MOONTA

SCREENING @ THE MOONTA TOWN HALL For current movie screening information visit www.statewidecinema.com.au

MOONTA GALLERY OF THE ARTS Open daily from 11am-3pm

Corner George and Henry Streets, Moonta Email moontagalleryarts@coppercoast.sa.gov.au

NATIONAL TRUST Moonta Branch

Your local supermarket

Tourist Office (Old Railway Station)

Open daily 9am-5pm

Moonta Mines Museum Miner’s Cottage & Heritage Garden n Moonta Tourist Railway n Moonta Mines Sweet Shop n Family History Centre n n

For all operating times throughout the year visit our website or the Tourist Office

Museum Tourist Train, Cottage and Sweet Shop open daily during SA School and Public Holidays

GROUP TOUR BOOKINGS SOUVENIRS, LOCAL PRODUCE, ART & BOOKS Phone 8825 1891 | Email info@moontatourism.org.au

WWW.MOONTAHERITAGE.COM.AU

Drakes Moonta

21 George Street, Moonta 8825 2050

Copper Coast – Moonta, Moonta Bay, Port Hughes Lifestyle Location of Choice

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Discover

Wallaroo

Wallaroo is the largest seaside town in the Copper Coast, allowing you to drive straight onto a sweeping beach, step out of the car and feel the sand between your toes. Wallaroo features popular spots to eat, stay and shop including the Wallaroo Shopping Centre. Its shipping terminal caters for international grain needs and shares the picturesque foreshore with ideal spots to ﬁsh, swim or just relax. Wallaroo was once the second busiest port in South Australia, mainly due to mining and smelting. Many historic buildings from that time are still preserved. There is plenty of accommodation to suit all 32 Copper Coast – Wallaroo Lifestyle Location of Choice

tastes and budgets, including tourist parks, group accommodation, luxury apartments and holiday rentals. People visit for the boating, ﬁshing, coastline, walking trails and all the things that make a seaside resort, but also the history and association with the past. One attraction is a mural at the old railway station, near the fantastic Wallaroo Adventure Playground. Don’t forget the sunsets — Wallaroo frequently turns on quite a display.

Wallaroo Jetty Wallaroo jetty is 867 metres long with three berths each side accommodating large freighters which utilise the signiﬁcant bulk grain handling facilities. The jetty has also recently accommodated a commercial cruise ship on several occasions. Pristine waters provide a haven for multitudes of marine life including garﬁsh, squid and whiting.

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Rotary Copper Trail walking/cycling track The Rotary Copper Trail between Wallaroo and Kadina allows people to walk, run, cycle or use their mobility aids without having to negotiate vehicular traffic. The track starts with the Wallaroo Avenue of Honour, which recognises those who lost their lives in war, located near the Wallaroo Town Hall. It then stretches along the original railway line to Kadina, with informative signs, shelter stops and sights along the way.

Drakes Supermarkets’ Copper Coast New Year’s Eve Celebrations Address: Chatfield Terrace, Wallaroo

Tarnasey Farm

Address: 2015 Ellis Road, between Wallaroo and Kadina

Experience farm life and get up close and personal with animals including chickens, cows, sheep, horses and more. Located between Wallaroo and Kadina, Tarnasey Farm features Little Farmer Tours by appointment. Come for a visit or stay in Tarnasey’s twobedroom, self-contained cabins, which sleep up to six people. A farm tour and animal feeding experience are included with every stay.

Chatﬁeld Terrace at Wallaroo comes alive at New Year’s Eve, when families can enjoy a variety of sideshows and amusements, and plenty of great carnival food. Organisers of the New Year’s Eve Celebrations are planning for one of the biggest and best yet, after the 2020-21 event was cancelled due to COVID-19. The whole family will love the spectacular ﬁreworks displays. The New Year’s Eve Celebration is an alcohol-free event.

Wallaroo beaches

Wallaroo has a number of beaches including Office Beach, North Beach and Sailing Club Beach. All are great for swimming. North Beach is one of the few beaches in South Australia on which a vehicle can still be driven. Wallaroo is also popular for scuba divers and snorkelers. For those looking for the ultimate day’s ﬁshing, Wallaroo is an ideal destination.

Copper Coast – Wallaroo Lifestyle Location of Choice

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Coopers Alehouse Wallaroo

WALLAROO Community Sports Club Incorporating the only fully undercover bowling greens in South Australia Call into the sports club

Absolute beachfront

wallaroobeachfronttouristpark.com.au 11 Jetty Road, Wallaroo | 8823 2722 stay@wallaroobeachfronttouristpark.com.au 34 Copper Coast – Wallaroo Lifestyle Location of Choice

CORNISH TERRACE PHONE 0488 232 948

www.wallaroocommunityclub.com.au

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● Club meals available on the first Friday of each month ● Great function facilities enquire to book ● Locals and visitors welcome for a game of indoor bowls, croquet or golf

Little farmer tours available Tours run 10am Bookings essential

SELF-CONTAINED 2-BEDROOM CABIN ACCOMMODATION **Book online through our website** Fully interactive farm experience for children and adults

0432 268 004

LOCATED BETWEEN KADINA & WALLAROO

check us out at www.tarnaseyfarm.com

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Wallaroo Community Sports Club Address: Cornish Terrace, Wallaroo

Wallaroo Community Sports Club provides the only fully enclosed 12-rink carpeted bowling greens in South Australia, together with an all-weather croquet court, alongside an 18-hole golf course with irrigated fairways allowing for year-round play. Its spacious clubrooms with modern bar facilities and a great kitchen is available for functions including weddings, birthdays and conferences.

Wallaroo Guided Walking Tours Address: Jetty Road, Wallaroo

Take a historical walk around Wallaroo and learn more about the many buildings on the SA Heritage Register. Tours are offered during peak tourism times or group bookings can be arranged by appointment. Departing from the Wallaroo Heritage and Nautical Museum, this tour takes about 90 minutes.

Wallaroo Holiday Park

Wallaroo Information Outlet Address: Jetty Road, Wallaroo

For visitor information, visit the Wallaroo Heritage and Nautical Museum. Phone 8823 3015.

Wallaroo Sailing Club Address: Heritage Drive, Wallaroo

Wallaroo Sailing Club is the place to be if you have a love for sailing or if you enjoy being near the sea. During summer, racing starts at 2pm most Sundays, and the club is the ideal spot from which to watch the various classes of boats sailing around Wallaroo Bay. If you are new to sailing, the club offers learn to sail courses on Sundays. Friday night is social night with full bar facilities and meals available. Other activities available include radio-controlled yachts which are sailed all year round — in the summer months at 10am Tuesdays and 5pm Thursdays; in winter, 10am Tuesdays and 2pm Sundays. The radio-controlled yachts are sailed in the marina basin near the Coopers Alehouse, where yachts are berthed. Check out the fun, or even join in. Visitors are welcome any time. The venue is available for hire for conferences, weddings and other private functions, phone 0419 178 988. For more information, visit www.revolutionise.com.au/wallaroosailing

Wallaroo Heritage and Nautical Museum

Address: Jetty Road, Wallaroo

This fascinating museum is in the town’s ﬁrst post office, built in 1865, and provides an important insight into the early activities of this historic port. The museum consists of displays highlighting Wallaroo’s unique heritage. The extensive displays cover the copper smelting era (1861-1923), maritime, shipwrecks, railways, postal and telephone history, local religious life, civic affairs, entertainment, sport, the war years and general local history. The days of sail are illustrated in the large nautical section where visitors can follow the close links the area had with copper mining and smelting, agriculture and the sea. The history of the port of Wallaroo is depicted with more than 70 large ship models, photographs, documents, relics and old record books. An intriguing exhibit is George the giant squid, found inside the stomach of a whale caught off Albany, Western Australia, many years ago.

Copper Coast – Wallaroo Lifestyle Location of Choice

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5 Owen Terrace, Wallaroo 8823 3692 | DINE-IN OR TAKE AWAY

open 7 days

Meals Friday evening Competitive yacht sailing Sunday (seasonal) Radio control sailing (all year) Club hire

HERITAGE DRIVE, WALLAROO 0419 178 988

■ Kitchens ■ Robes ■ Vanities ■ Bathrooms ■ Furniture & More! ■ Floorplans ■ Construction Drawings ■ Soil, Contour & Footing Engineering

All the paper. All online. You can receive your local newspaper in an electronic format - to your computer, to your smart phone or to your tablet. For more information call 8821 1155 or visit https://ypct.partica.online/

0400 914 919

Sales/ Display Office: 19 Owen Tce, Wallaroo

ABN: 74 601 437 674

Sonbern Lodge Motel ===== Quality accommodation

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Quality accommodation in the heart of Wallaroo. Standard and Deluxe rooms, all with ensuite, s/s r/c airconditioning, LCD TV, microwave, tea/coffee making. Free WiFi, offstreet parking, breakfast available 7 days, easy walking to beach, jetty, supermarket, shops, dining and cafes. We provide quiet, comfortable accommodation at a realistic price (no bar or pokies).

18 JOHN TERRACE, WALLAROO 8823 2291 E: sonbernlodge@internode.on.net W: www.sonbernlodgemotel.com.au

4B Evans Rd North, Wallaroo | Phone 0488 933 358

THE ALEHOUSE at WALLAROO MARINA

Open 7 days a week | Membership packages to suit An 18-hole course with watered fairways and sand greens. Part of the Wallaroo Community Sports Club facility.

The iconic and pre-eminent destination on Yorke Peninsula. Come and enjoy our amazing venue and take in the relaxing waterfront views!

Cornish Terrace | Phone 0418 845 647 | wallaroogolfclub.org

Bookings are encouraged

Bistro – Spacious Deck – Great Food – Local Seafood Gaming Room – TAB – Functions – Live Entertainment Sports Bar – Cold Drinks and Friendly Service *Drink and gamble responsibly

11 Heritage Drive, Wallaroo 8823 2488 www.coopersalehouse.com.au 36 Copper Coast – Wallaroo Lifestyle Location of Choice

ALL DAY BREAKFAST FROM 7AM – GF AVAILABLE OPEN TUESDAY-SUNDAY

15 OWEN TERRACE, WALLAROO | PHONE 8823 2329

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SA’s $220 million Resort & Housing Community ARE YOU A SEA CHANGER, dreaming of changes to your lifestyle? Moving from the city to Wallaroo Shores can be your idyllic seaside country relocation. Whatever your reason for your dream lifestyle change, make Wallaroo Shores your destination to make those dreams come true. Wallaroo Shores is a very special master-planned residential and commercial development. There is no better location on the Copper Coast or South Australia. It offers affordable homes between the town and the sea and diverse lifestyle opportunities only 90 minutes from Adelaide. Whether you are relocating for retirement, a sea change or wanting that holiday home retreat, Wallaroo Shores has something to suit everyone. Wallaroo Shores has two major components – The RESORT and The ESTATE

The RESORT Wyndham Wallaroo Shores Resort is a four-star resort under construction at this thriving tourist destination. Wyndham is the largest hotel franchise in the world with more than 9200 hotels in 80 countries. It has a global reach that will bring and accommodate international and interstate visitors to the region. The resort is located on three hectares of elevated ocean-view land, with 100 two-storey townhouses and a function centre. Resort facilities include tennis courts, swimming pool, convention facilities and bistro.

The ESTATE Our estate covers 15 hectares of residential homes, townhouses, apartments and a commercial precinct including an over-50s lifestyle community, wellness medical and allied health centre, shops, cafes, restaurants and brewery. This vast array of amenities is just metres from the town’s existing shops and services. We have taken great care to blend into and complement the site’s rich copper smelter heritage. Wallaroo Shores will change the face of Yorke Peninsula, allowing many more residents and tourists to enjoy the amazing natural wonders of the region. Live, work, play, it’s all here waiting for you at Wallaroo Shores Estate.

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Garden Cottage (Circa 1900) set in the 1940s with modern amenities

3 Walking distance to beach, shops and hotels 3 Family friendly 3 3 bdrms sleeping 6 3 Stay one night or several 3 Pets welcome Senior rates apply weekdays

12 SCOTLAND STREET, WALLAROO | PHONE 0438 520 670 www.bevsretreat.websyte.com.au

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Sports Bar Bistro Kids Play Room TAB Facilities Fox Sports & S Sky Racing

20 Gaming Machines 20 Motel Rooms Drive Thru Bottleshop

SHOP 4-5/50 HUGHES ST WALLAROO 8823 2069 PHONE ORDERS WELCOME – OPEN 7 DAYS

W A LL A RO O TR EA SU RE S A N D TR EATS CA FE A HUGE RANGE OF RETRO-RUSTIC TREASURES. COME IN AND TRY OUR SCRUMPTIOUS HOMEMADE TREATS.

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HU HUGE Range of Domestic & Craft Beers, Premium Spirits and Wines @ City Prices

37-39 OWEN TERRACE 0407 790 842 Open 7 days Monday-Friday 9am-5pm; Saturday, Sunday and public holidays 9am-2pm

Your local supermarket

WALLAROO HERITAGE & NAUTICAL MUSEUM Jetty Road, Wallaroo

Four large buildings showcasing Wallaroo’s history See ‘George’ the Giant Squid! Heritage displays, souvenirs and information

Wallaroo Shopping Centre

Open daily 10am-4pm

2 Owen Terrace Wallaroo 8821 5000

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Wallaroo Shopping Centre

2 Owen Terrace, Wallaroo 8821 5030

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For group bookings/enquiries Phone 8823 3015

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Your host: Michael Byrne and team of friendly staff Copper Coast – Wallaroo Lifestyle Location of Choice

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Discover | Yorke Peninsula

So much to do in the wider Yorke Peninsula region

Innes National Park is full of beautiful scenery, native wildlife and hidden treasures.

OPEN FRIDAY-SUNDAY 11am-6pm Check online for extended holiday trading

Your local supermarket

8658 Upper Yorke Road Arthurton 0418 896 449 www.sunnyhilldistillery.com.au

Drink responsibly

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6-8 Fifth Street, Ardrossan 8831 8000 40 Copper Coast Lifestyle Location of Choice

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Discover | Yorke Peninsula

The Copper Coast is the perfect home base from which visitors can explore all the Yorke Peninsula has to offer. You can venture north to the Top of the Yorke, checking out the beautiful coastline of Port Broughton, complete with a bustling shopping precinct and foreshore play areas for the kids, or stop by the secluded beaches of Tickera. Karimi’s Kitchen is one of the peninsula’s hidden treasurers — how many towns the size of Alford (population 158) can boast an eatery run by an acclaimed chef? The locals certainly know about the delights of Karimi’s Kitchen, and it’s only a matter of time before it becomes a must-visit location for those outside the area. South of the Copper Coast, you’ll find the rest of “the leg” with all its wonders. Sweeping beaches feature the entire length of the peninsula, and great fishing spots abound. Keen fishers target King George whiting, squid, blue swimmer crabs and more from the many jetties, or by using the ample boatlaunching facilities. Almost every town has its own unique personality and shopping experiences to offer, and the major towns have everything you could need for an enjoyable visit. Yorke Peninsula has so much to see and do, including cafes, hotels and restaurants, a microbrewery for fans of beer and cider, and a cellar door for wine lovers. It even has a gin and vodka distillery, Sunny Hill Distillery, based at Arthurton. Visitors arriving at Sunny Hill can see sweeping plains for miles. There are a range of comfortable indoor and outdoor seating options, food choices, and the cocktails are to die for. You can even see the spirit-making operation while ordering from the counter. The entire Yorke Peninsula is an easy day trip from the Copper Coast, or a perfect option for a couple of days away as part of a longer Copper Coast stay.

Discover Innes National Park

Sam and Olivia Colliver, of Arthurton, owners of Sunny Hill Distillery. Above: Karimi Manners from Karimi’s Kitchen.

Innes National Park is only a couple of hours from the Copper Coast at the foot of Yorke Peninsula, and makes for the perfect day trip. Innes features breathtaking coastal scenery, numerous beautiful beaches, the historical Inneston township, a chance to get up close and personal with native wildlife and more. Innes is also a surfer’s dream, with swell to cater for all levels, and offers outstanding shore-based ﬁshing. Among the many attractions is the Ethel shipwreck, which rises from Ethel Beach and at certain times can be fully exposed in all its glory. The park is accessible by two-wheel drive, and can also be enjoyed by bushwalking with trails ranging from half-hour strolls to four-hour adventures. Those wishing to stay longer, or return in the future, can also camp. Visiting Innes National Park requires a permit which can be obtained via www.parks.sa.gov.au.

“An authentic cultural experience”

0429 367 121

SA Tourism Award Winner and Tourism Hall of Fame

Amazing food in Alford

CURRY SPECIALS EVERY FRIDAY

A L L D AY M E N U Monday-Thursday 8am-5pm Friday 8am-6pm

8824 2369

PORT BROUGHTON VISITOR OUTLET Situated in the Community Hall 34 McKay Street Offers information, brochures, referrals to local attractions and the opportunity to chat to a ‘local’ friendly volunteer! Office open 9.30am-3.30pm weekdays and 9am–noon Saturdays P: 0498 085 012 | E: visitor@barungawest.sa.gov.au

Copper Coast Lifestyle Location of Choice

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DON’T MISS THE NEXT

KERNEWEK LOWENDER

COPPER COAST CORNISH FESTIVAL

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Copper Coast

January 2021

• Australia Day events

January 26

February 2021 • • • • •

Sea Rescue Charity Day Northbank Family Fishing Competition Kiteboarding championships Yorke Valley junior basketball carnival NYP tennis junior carnival

February 5 February 12-13 TBC February 20-21 TBA

March 2021 • • • • •

Moonta Show ‘n’ Shine Moonta Country Markets Moonta National Trust centenary Copper Club Autumn Classic Yorke’s Emporium

March 7 March 7 TBA TBA TBA

April 2021 • • • • •

Bike SA Easter event Easter Sunday ecumenical service Seafood on Spencer Masters Games Copper Coast 500 Sprints

April 2-5 April 4 TBA April 15-18 April 25

May 2021 • Kernewek Lowender Cornish Festival

May 17-23

June 2021

May 17 -23, 2021 3 Traditional Cornish Pasties 3 Maypole and Furry Dancing 3 Classic Cavalcade of Cars and Motorcycles 3 Cornish Ceremonies and Activities 3 Feasts and Exhibitions 3 Dressing the Graves 3 Many more attractions...

Web: www.kernewek.org Email: kernewek@coppercoast.sa.gov.au

SOUTH AUSTRALIA

• Kadina Show Society Swap Meet and Show ’n’ Shine

August 2021 • Kadina Show • Sir Richard Williams RAAF Centenary Celebrations

August 21-22 August 29

September 2021 • Bowls Supa Series • YP Field Days

TBA September 28-30

October 2021 • • • •

Kadina Junior Hockey Championships Moonta Country Markets Copper Coast Cycling Cup Relay for Life

TBA October 3 TBA TBA

December 2021 • • • •

Wallaroo Christmas Carols Moonta Christmas pageant Christmas in Kadina Copper Coast NYE

*All events subject to change and COVID-19 restrictions

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Copper Coast NYE

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New Year’s Day Holiday Australia Day March public holiday Good Friday Easter Saturday Easter Monday Anzac Day

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Queen’s Birthday Labour Day Christmas Eve Christmas Day Boxing Day

Friday, January 1 Tuesday, January 26 Monday, March 8 Friday, April 2 Saturday, April 3 Monday, April 5 Sunday, April 25 (Public Holiday Monday) Monday, June 14 Monday, October 4 Friday, December 24 Saturday, December 25 Sunday, December 26 (Public Holiday Monday) Friday, December 31

• New Year’s Eve

Cavalcade of Classic Cars and Motor Cycles, Kernewek Lowender

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Kadina Car Wash 11 Taylor Street, Kadina

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Patricia Brereton Artist Moyle Street, Kadina Ascot Community Art Exhibition Gallery Ascot Theatre, Graves Street, Kadina Moonta Gallery of the Arts George Street, Moonta Copper Coast Art Gallery Robert Street, Moonta Salty Art Studio/Gallery Corner of Marine Parade and North Terrace, Moonta Bay

Dental n n n n

Copper Coast Dental Kadina Port Road, Kadina 8821 2099 Copper Coast Dental Wallaroo Owen Terrace, Wallaroo 8823 3588 Moonta Dental 5 Majors Road, Moonta 8825 1116 National Dental Care 70 Graves Street, Kadina 8821 2899

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Kadina Craft and Sewing Centre (Dry Cleaners) 29 Graves Street, Kadina YP Linen Services 31 Hughes Street, Wallaroo (open seven days) Kadina Laundromat Goyder Street, Kadina

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Kadina Community Library Doswell Terrace 8821 0444 Moonta Community Library Blanche Terrace 8825 1511 Wallaroo Library 2 John Terrace 8823 2924

Media

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Wallaroo foreshore Moonta Bay foreshore Port Broughton foreshore Copper Coast Visitor Information Centre 50 Mines Road, Kadina Kadina Community Library 1a Doswell Terrace, Kadina Moonta Community Library Blanche Terrace, Moonta Wallaroo Library 9 John Terrace, Wallaroo Port Broughton School Community Library East Terrace, Port Broughton

The Yorke Peninsula Country Times newspaper is published in Kadina with news from all over Yorke Peninsula and is available every Tuesday afternoon in newsagencies, local supermarkets and other outlets. Alternatively, visit ypct.partica.online to purchase the full version online. Gulf FM 89.3 is the Copper Coastâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s community radio station. For program information, visit gulffm.com.au.

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Kadina Medical Associates 77-79 Port Road, Kadina 8821 3133, after hours 8823 0200 Moonta Medical Clinic Majors Road, Moonta 8825 2309 Owen Terrace Medical Practice 31 Owen Terrace, Wallaroo 8823 2002 Wallaroo Hospital Ernest Terrace, Wallaroo 8823 0200 Broughton Clinic 22 Bay Street, Port Broughton 8635 2282 Port Broughton District Hospital Bay Street, Port Broughton 8635 2200

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Kadina 56 Graves Street Moonta 18 Ryan Street Wallaroo Shop 19, 2 Owen Terrace Port Hughes 1 Minnie Terrace

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Copper Triangle Taxis 8821 3444 Moonta Passenger and Taxi Service 0447 528 000 Wallaroo Bayside Taxis 8823 2322

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Kadina Victoria Square, Graves Street Toilets, playground, electric barbecues Kadina Newtown playground, Lawrence Street Toilets, playground, electric barbecues Kadina Apex Park, Rendell Street Toilets, playground, electric barbecues Kadina Copper Coast Indoor Play Centre, 50 Mines Road Admission: under 12 months, free; 1-2 year olds, $4; 3-10 year olds, $6 Kadina Skate Park, Doswell Terrace Moonta Bay Polgreen Park, Bay Road Toilets, playground, electric barbecues, children’s bicycle tracks Moonta Bay foreshore reserve Toilets, playground, electric barbecues Moonta Queen Square, George Street Toilets, picnic areas Moonta Victoria Park, Milne Terrace Bush park with walking tracks Moonta Bay foreshore Splash Town, Bay Road Moonta Skate Park, Verran Terrace Port Hughes Playground, West Terrace Toilets, playground, electric barbecues, picnic areas Wallaroo Adventure Playground, John Terrace Toilets, adventure playground, electric barbecues Wallaroo Davies Square, Wildman Street Historic rotunda, picnic areas, electric barbecues Wallaroo Sincock Square Reserve, Victoria Street Wallaroo Skate Park, Hughes Street, Wallaroo North Beach Playground, Clayton Drive Shaded playground, outdoor ﬁtness equipment, basketball court and more North Beach North Shores playground, Timaru Way

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Newbery Chemists 24 Graves Street, Kadina 8821 2055 8 George Street, Moonta 8825 2063 45 Owen Terrace, Wallaroo 8823 2524 Copper Coast Pharmacist Advice 77-79 Port Road, Kadina 8821 2600 United Discount Chemist 32 McKay Street, Port Broughton 8635 2205

Public toilets For exact locations and facilities, visit toiletmap.gov.au. n Kadina: Frances Terrace, Graves Street, Rendell Street, Lawrence Street, Mines Road (Visitor Information Centre). n Moonta, Moonta Bay, Port Hughes: Ellen Street, George Street, Henry Street, Milne Terrace, Retallick Road, Caroline Street, Simms Cove Road, Bay Road (Splash Town Water Park), Moonta Tourist Office. n Wallaroo: Owen Terrace, Victoria Street, Spencer Highway, John Terrace, Heritage Drive, Jetty Road, Abraham Rydeberg Drive, Clayton Drive, Esplanade.

RV-friendly parking Parking is available at the following locations. Terms and conditions apply. Permits required. For more information, contact the Copper Coast Visitor Information Centre, 50 Mines Road, Kadina, on 8821 2333. RV-friendly parking is for self-contained motorhomes. Minimal to no services or facilities are available at these sites. n Kadina showgrounds, Mines Road (up to ﬁve-night stays allowed). n Paskeville, East Terrace (community sporting complex). n Kulpara, Bute-Kulpara Road (next to tennis courts). n Bute, Corner Railway Terrace and Kulpara Road (adjacent to fauna park). n Alford, old school oval (donation requested). n Wallaroo, Cornish Terrace (former grain sampling yards, overnight stays only). n Moonta, corner of Blythe Terrace and Moonta-Wallaroo Road

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Kadina, corner of Mine Crescent and Doswell Terrace Port Hughes, Port Hughes Tourist Park, South Terrace Wallaroo, corner of May’s Crossing and Victoria Street Moonta, Frances Terrace Port Broughton, Upper Yorke Road (adjacent to SES shed)

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YP Vets 20 Port Road, Kadina 8821 3350 Seaside Vet Surgery 24 John Terrace, Wallaroo 8823 3233

Visitor information Copper Coast Visitor Information Centre 50 Mines Road, Kadina Free call: 1800 654 991 Phone: 8821 2333 Email: visit@coppercoast.sa.gov.au Web: www.visitcoppercoast.com.au Facebook: www.facebook.com/coppercoastVIC

Moonta Tourist Office Old Railway Station Blanche Terrace, Moonta Phone: 8825 1891

Port Broughton Visitor Outlet Port Broughton Community Hall 34 McKay Street, Port Broughton Phone: 0498 085 012

Wallaroo Information Outlet Wallaroo Heritage and Nautical Museum Jetty Road, Wallaroo Phone: 8823 3015

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Copper Coast Visitor Information Centre 50 Mines Road, Kadina visitcoppercoast.com.au Phone (08) 8821 2333; 1800 654 991 Email visit@coppercoast.sa.gov.au Opening hours: Monday-Friday 9am-5pm Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays 10am-4pm

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