Fisherman Bay Progress Association Inc. in Fisherman Bay | Community organisation

Fisherman Bay Progress Association Inc.

Locality: Fisherman Bay

Phone: +61 407 105 498

Address: 37 Snook Road 5522 Fisherman Bay, SA, Australia

Website: http://www.fishermanbay.com.au

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24.01.2022 Still beautiful :)

22.01.2022 *PUBLIC NOTICE* Council would like to take this opportunity to thank members of the public, for their contribution toward the fight against the Covid 19 virus.... Based upon risk assessments, Barunga West will introduce the opening of its public playgrounds using a staged approach. Playgrounds will require an initial integrity inspection and the installation of public hygiene protocols and responsibility signage, prior to opening. Social distancing requirements must still be maintained by all users, and gatherings of 10 or less children and adults at any one time, until further declarations are made by State and Federal Governments. It is anticipated one playground on the Port Broughton Foreshore and Fisherman Bay, will be operational by end of week.

21.01.2022 https://southaustralia.com/alerts/covid-19

18.01.2022 I have been advised that bottles have been broken in the Eastern Playground (adjacent the boat ramp), and whilst the broken glass has been cleared by volunteers, there is still the possibility that there is some glass in the sand, and represents a danger to users. Please use the Western Playground until the area can be properly clean. Thanks. Frank Smith

18.01.2022 The keys pictured below have been found along Sole Road. Please inbox me if they belong to you. Frank Smith

17.01.2022 Morning Light Show.

15.01.2022 Easter Seaside Markets this Easter Saturday 10am - 2pm This Saturday will be looking a bit warm but it will be a great day to check out the markets on Port ...Broughton Foreshore back in our usual place between the Playground. To keep with our COVID Safe plan we will have - COVID Safe Check in and sign in area - hand sanitizer located around the market area - Please keep 1.5m distance - COVID Marshall in the Area Check out and Like some of the Stalls that will be travelling from all over SA. Entertainment: LivingSavage Stalls holders: Broughton River Gourmet/Heritage Fine Food Mavis and Mary Ruby & Ron This n That Jennifer Alison Creations Veronica Hopgood - Hand Crafted Goods Simply Vanity Kirra's Kreations Rae's Embroidery Easts Garden Art Meltmyheart Jo's Crazy Concrete Chickens and Creations Sea Dogs - Resin & Art Seasalt Oak - Candles and Diffuses TumeriX Ward Apiaries Vibrant Ray Archies Thongs MLK by Sheree Herbalife Nutrition Candles by us In 2 Succulents Rustic Blue Bottles and Bling Terka Olives Riverland's Own Food Stall's: Cool Cone Ice Cream & Coffee Fairy Floss Galore Spuds & More The Coffee Run - Head Office YP Donuts & more. Alison's Death by Chocolate Treats Car 86 - Variety SA - BBQ Enjoy the Eater Festivities and Stay Safe!

13.01.2022 Sacred Kingfisher. #topoftheyorke

12.01.2022 Weather report for Port Broughton this weekend: Saturday - 34 degrees, 70% chance of 1 - 5mm rain and 45km wind Sunday - 18 degrees 90% chance of 10 to 20mm of... rain and 30km wind Monday - 18 degrees, 20% chance of <1mm and 15km wind Unfortunately, the forecast for Sunday looks like it might not be the best to have a market, so we have decided to change to Monday October 5th, 10am - 2pm, We really hope people can still come down and enjoy the Long Weekend in Port Broughton, cant wait to see you all!

10.01.2022 Our Bay (For some mysterious reason the original post of this video has been deleted)

08.01.2022 Thanks to the Barunga West Council, we have some new playground equipment in the Western Playground. Enjoy :)

05.01.2022 Happy Dad's Day :) #topoftheyorke

03.01.2022 Sunset paradise ... again ! #topoftheyorke

02.01.2022 **COVID-19 RATE RELIEF** While we understand that for some ratepayers it will be business as usual, Council is concerned about the impact the COVID-19 pandemi...c is having on our local economy, local businesses and those people who have lost their jobs. In response to the impacts of COVID-19, at this month’s meeting Councillors decided that there will be no increase to general council-set rates and charges for the 2020/21 financial year. Councillors also decided to implement several immediate measures: Ratepayers can arrange to pay their rates weekly, fortnightly or monthly based on an amount that suits their budget Ratepayers can apply to postpone the payment of rates for 6 months (between 1 March and 1 September 2020), without having to pay any fines or interest Ratepayers who are experiencing financial difficulty due to loss of income can apply for a part or complete waiver of general rates (between 1 March and 1 September 2020) Ratepayers can apply once they have received the fourth quarter rates notice, which will be by early May. You will be able to apply online or by calling the Port Broughton office on 8635 2107. For more information please go to Council's website https://www.barungawest.sa.gov.au//councils-covid-19-rate-

02.01.2022 *Media Release* Snook Road Nature Walk enhanced with new signage A Fisherman Bay walking trail known as the Snook Road Nature Walk has been upgraded with new s...ignage and marketing materials with the aim of attracting more nature lovers and bird watchers to the area. The Barunga West Council has commissioned the design and installation of a series of signs across the walk showcasing local flora and fauna, as well as an informational brochure. Barunga West Council Mayor Leonie Kerley said the project was part of a wider tourism push in the area. We are working to ensure the Top of the Yorke region is well-equipped to attract new tourists, whatever their interests, she said. Something as simple as clear signage and well-executed informational materials can make a big difference ensuring that everyone who comes to visit the area can make the most of their stay. The Snook Road Nature Walk is known for its abundance of native birds, including the stunning Great Egret, White-bellied Sea Eagle, Rainbow Bee-eater and more. The area is also a critical habitat for marine life, with mangroves providing a nursery for prawns and other species. We understand the importance of celebrating and protecting the unique native species that call our district home, Mayor Kerley said. We encourage local families and tourists alike to get out to the trail and explore our pristine natural landscape it’s like nowhere else in the world. We hope these new signs and brochure will guide you on your walk and help you spot local species and appreciate the natural diversity and beauty of the Top of the Yorke area.