Kathryn Schilling Elected Member for The Barossa Council | Political candidate

Kathryn Schilling Elected Member for The Barossa Council

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15.01.2022 Don't forget, you can have your say on the draft Infrastructure Asset Management Plan 2020-2030 until 10 February. Your feedback will ensure we can sustainably manage our assets and align our service levels with community expectations. Find out more http://ow.ly/r2X650Dd2cm

14.01.2022 Such good news for this growing sports community

14.01.2022 Great opportunity for our young people to become amazing leaders.

13.01.2022 Congratulations to all our award winners ! and thankyou for everything you do in our community.

10.01.2022 Congratulations Bob

06.01.2022 Please vote for your favorite SA town

06.01.2022 Tech Help sessions are back for 2021! If you would like some help with a device, app or program, book in to our one-to-one digital learning sessions held every ...Thursday at Nuriootpa Library. Once a month we will be on the road visiting one of our other library branches. If you would like us to visit your local library, let us know. To book, call the library on 8563 8440 or speak to staff at the library counter. See more

06.01.2022 We're consulting the community on our draft Enforcement Policy, which outlines how we deal with non-compliance matters. The Policy seeks to ensure any action we... take is fair, transparent and proportionate to the circumstances. Have your say before 23 February or find out more http://ow.ly/528v50DoBAA See more

05.01.2022 Its hard to image a festival or event in South Australia that wouldn’t be supported by the work of local councils. Councils promote events within their commun...ities, and some offer grants programs for events and festivals run by local community groups. Many councils develop and run their own events, which are generally free for all to attend, to ensure their communities stay vibrant and connected. SA councils, for the smiles, treats and beats! #sacouncil #partofyoureveryday #supportingcommunities #supportingarts #supportingculture #events #sacouncilevents #supportingeconomies

05.01.2022 Check out the new cricket nets at Angas Recreation Park which are part of a $3.1 million upgrade which also includes a new junior oval, changerooms and community spaces. Footage courtesy of Angaston Cricket Club Barossa and Light Cricket Association

04.01.2022 Earth Hour Australia is the largest environmental movement and is our opportunity to protect the future of the one home we all share by ensuring the environment... is at the top of the global agenda. Make the #SwitchforNature during Earth Hour this Saturday from 8.30pm and reconnect with the natural environment. Find out more at earthhour.org.au/Discover/make-the-switch-for-nature

02.01.2022 The $2.9 million upgrade, as part of the Big Project, to Angas Recreation Park is now underway with the slab for the new cricket nets having been recently laid.... The upgrade project includes the cricket nets, a new junior oval, changerooms and community spaces. Find out more http://ow.ly/OKEP50Dkcmi