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Mount Barker District Council

Locality: Mount Barker, South Australia

Phone: +61 8 8391 7200

Address: 6 Dutton Road 5251 Mount Barker, SA, Australia

Website: http://mountbarker.sa.gov.au

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25.01.2022 WHAT A MARK Mayor Ann is kicking goals and we couldn’t be more excited for you to have your say. Go on, get involved and name our new Regional Sports Hub... https://yoursay.mountbarker.sa.gov.au/game-on GAME ON!

25.01.2022 HAHNDORF'S HIDDEN HISTORY Have you discovered the large historical photos in Hahndorf yet? There are 11 pasted on buildings up and down the Main Street and each one has a special secret twist. Can you spot them all?... If you can't find them all, get a free map from Hahndorf Academy Hahndorf Visitor Centre - Adelaide Hills The Manna, Hahndorf. Guided walks with the artist coming soon. Photos courtesy of Hahndorf Academy

25.01.2022 WEBINAR - PREPARING FOR DISRUPTION IN DISASTERS Disasters and emergencies can disrupt small business operations and threaten the safety of staff, clients and visitors. The SA Country Fire Service actively assists businesses with understanding key bushfire safety information and to critically analyse their own preparedness for disasters and disruption. In this session, you will hear a case study on the challenges a small business experienced from the 2019/2020 bushfire event. You will also be led through realistic hypothetical scenarios to critically examine current levels of bushfire and emergency preparedness for your site, people and business operations.

25.01.2022 UNWIND AT THE MOUNT BARKER COMMUNITY LIBRARY The library is the perfect place to indulge in ‘me time’, where you can sink into some comfy furniture and read whatever takes your fancy. It’s the perfect antidote to the stresses of modern life. And libraries are waaaay more than just books as Hayley Pearson from Adelady recently discovered.... #sacouncils #partofyoureveryday

25.01.2022 FLASHBACK FRIDAY - BOOK WEEK Many primary school children across Australia are celebrating Book Week this week. Each year, since 1945, the Children's Book Council of Australia (CBCA) has brought children and books together across Australia through the CBCA Book Week. During this time schools and public libraries spend one glorious week celebrating books and Australian children's authors and illustrators.... As part of Book Week celebrations in 1991,Deputy Principal Geoff Weller and Principal Kathy Cotter from Nairne Primary School, enthusiastically dressed up as book characters and joined the Book Week Parade at school. Does anyone know who their characters were? Sources: Photograph: Call Number PH-V35-00031 Nairne: Primary School Book Week Geoff Weller, Deputy Principal and Kathy Cotter, Principal. 1991. Local History Database https://localhistory.mountbarker.sa.gov.au Courier Newspaper 7 August 1991

24.01.2022 BIODIVERSITY MONTH ART WINNERS Congratulations to our Biodiversity Month Art Winners! Ellie (8) painted a platypus in a watercourse with native plants... Chloe (9) drew a gorgeous kookaburra in a tree Eve (9) drew this spectacular finch Archer (7) chose a kingfisher with lots of colour Sadie (7) drew these beautiful wildflowers Marianna (9) drew this fabulous interpretation of Mount Barker Summit Eli (4) drew a cute kangaroo and lizard at Mount Barker Springs Our wonderful artists won a private animal encounter at Animals Anonymous or vouchers from Brother Bear Café and Matilda’s Bookshop.

23.01.2022 LIONS BIKE SHOW Sunday 1st November Gates Open 9am, Macclesfield Oval... Its fantastic the Battunga Lions Club have been busy planning this event to ensure that it will be COVID Safe! There will be loads of bikes on display, Stalls, Food & Drink head on down and support their great event! Please Note: Due to the COVID requirements only 1000 people are allowed at any time. For more info: https://www.facebook.com/lionsbikeshow/ https://fb.watch/1lJTE1autU/ Video Credit: Lions Bike Show

21.01.2022 CHRISTMAS COMMUNITY MEAL RSVP to Margie on 0437 738 069 or [email protected] or to Fr Thomas on 0473 327 186 or [email protected]

20.01.2022 FAMILY REUNION (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are advised that the following post contains names and images of persons who have passed). An unexpected outcome following the sharing of a post about the 'Call of Country' display currently in the library was a family reunion.... The display represents the thousands of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who responded to the ‘Call of Country’ over the past century, volunteering and serving in all Australian conflicts. Library customer Lee Gilbert discovered that 'Uncle Barney' featured in the display. She and other family members shared and tagged our post, reaching many relatives across the country. Respects were sent to Sergaent Albert Bernard Clothier's son Michael Clothier who met up with family members in the library and others making the trip from further afield on another day. 'Dad was a hard but fair man. Even though we were not rich, we had plenty of love in the house...dad was always involved in his kids sports, always encouraging and proud of all our deeds'. Thank you for sharing your special memories and family time. The display will be in the library until 2pm Friday 27 November 2020. Please contact the History Trust of SA for details about borrowing the display: https://history.sa.gov.au/

20.01.2022 SNAKE SEASON HEATS UP With the warm weather, there has been plenty of recent snake sightings. Expect to see more over the coming months even in urban settings. Snakes will often seek shelter and food around homes, so take care to clean up rubbish, seed or grain near bird feeders or chicken coops. ... If you see a snake on your freshly cut lawn, please do not approach or scare them away as they may be basking or just travelling through. When out and about, always be aware of snakes and keep dogs on leads for their own safety. Always stick to paths and tracks especially around creeks and wetlands. Remember snakes are protected and part of our environment. They’re more frightened of you, if you see one please do not intimidate it or they may see you as a threat and attack. Exploring for kids is fun and education is very important, ‘if you see a snake, don’t go near it’. If one is hanging around your property, call a local licensed snake catcher to safely remove and relocate it.

19.01.2022 AVENUE OF HONOUR KEITH STEPHENSON PARK The new Avenue of Honour constructed by Mount Barker District Council was officially rededicated by the Governor of South Australia His Excellency, The Honourable Mr Hieu Van Le, AC on Sunday 15 November 2020. This is the first official re-commissioning of a replanted Avenue of Honour in Australia.... The new avenue of 76 Magnolia grandiflora complete with bollards and plaques for each tree is located in the heart of Mount Barker in Keith Stephenson Park. Seventy-three trees represent a soldier or air force crewman from Mount Barker who served and did not return home, mostly from World War One and Two but also the Korean and Vietnam wars. There are three additional trees provided to recognise the medical personnel, a tree for the animals which were sent into military service from Mount Barker and a tree for the dedication of the avenue. The original avenue from the early nineteen twenties was located along Wellington Road Mount Barker and was officially decommissioned in 2013. The new avenue has been constructed over a period of time with funds from Council and community donations. The first new trees were planted in 2014 and the last in 2020. The RSL arranged the new plaques with a Centenary of ANZAC monument grant from the Federal Government.

19.01.2022 THE GIFT OF CARING Many families have been financially impacted by major events this year and face a tough time this Christmas. If you would like to help those families, please consider donating a gift and help to bring some good cheer to children in your community this Christmas season.... In partnership with several community groups, the Mount Barker Community Centre is co-ordinating a Christmas present drive with several collection points being available around Mount Barker including: - Mount Barker Community Centre - Mount Barker Community Library - Dulwich Bakery - Foodland - Toy World - Wallis Cinema - Millie's Bakery - Office of Rebekha Sharkie MP Please provide new items, still in their packaging and not gift wrapped. Some ideas for gift giving include: toys, books, sporting equipment, back to school supplies, headphones and musical instruments. Thanking you for supporting those in need, in your local community.

19.01.2022 CALL OUT!!!! We want young people to be part of The Break Up 2020 by joining us as stallholders. If you have anything you make and want to sell on the night con...tact Nikala from the Adelaide Hills Farmers Market at [email protected] This event is supported by Mount Barker District Council, Mount Barker Community Centre and Adelaide Hills Farmers Market.

19.01.2022 WELLINGTON ROAD AND VICTORIA ROAD INTERSECTION UPGRADE DECOMMISSIONED AVENUE OF HONOUR TREES The first stage of the upgrade process in preparation for construction of a roundabout involves the removal of seven Desert Ash trees along Wellington Road that formed part of the Wellington Road Avenue of Honour which was decommissioned in 2013. These trees have suffered from gradual erosion over the years due to overhead powerlines, the redevelopment of the road and work to impro...ve local business access. To ensure that the Avenue of Honour endures and can continue to flourish, it has been recommissioned by local and state RSL in Keith Stephenson Park with Bull Bay Magnolia trees which have very attractive evergreen foliage and majestic white flowers symbolic of a celebrated life. Recently the memorial plaques were installed on bollards next to each magnolia and the Avenue of Honour officially opened so it can be enjoyed for generations to come. Find out more about the Avenue of Honour at https://www.mountbarker.sa.gov.au//Avenue-of-Honour-Presen https://www.facebook.com/mountbarkercouncil/posts/3887699041241348 Further information on the roundabout project is available at https://www.facebook.com/mountbarkercouncil/posts/3899083393436246 https://www.mountbarker.sa.gov.au//wellington-road-and-vic

19.01.2022 NATIONAL ROAD SAFETY WEEK 15 November - 22 November 2020 Every year, approximately 1200 people are killed and another 44,000 are seriously injured on Australian roads. ... Traffic injury is the biggest killer of Australian children under 15 and the second-biggest killer of all Australians aged between 15 and 24. These numbers are growing every year but are preventable if we choose to Drive So Others Survive!. National Road Safety Week is an annual initiative from the Safer Australian Roads and Highways (SARAH) Group, partnering road safety organisations and Government. The week highlights the impact of road trauma and ways to reduce it. https://roadsafetyweek.com.au/

18.01.2022 RUDOLPH'S CHRISTMAS REVOLUTION The sold out event was a HUGE hit with many able to share the Christmas Spirit! Thank you to all those who attended. Despite the heat, the event ran extremely well but could not have been possible without all the amazing volunteers who helped out on and before the day. ... A huge shout out to the organisations who helped us shape this event and make it come to life - The Mt Barker Christmas Pageant Committee, Mt Barker Carols Committee & The Adelaide Hills Farmers Market/ Artisan Market. Your efforts and Community Spirit are incredible! There has been some lost property. If you are missing something please get in touch - [email protected] Photos: NCImages

18.01.2022 THE ASTERIX LADY Known as 'The Asterix Lady', library customer Julie just can't get enough of this graphic novel series by Rene Goscinny. Julie owns several books herself and regularly borrows more from the public library system. "I love these books as they are always funny but also very clever as they do spark off a lot of general knowledge and present real history facts", explained Julie. "They are not just for children although that is the perception because they are in c...omic form". Julie is quite accomplished, having recently completed an Honours degree after undertaking a Bachelor of Languages in French and Spanish at the University of Adelaide. Hence her personal collection of Asterix in both languages. She discovered the books while living and studying in France and read them as a way of de-stressing. Congratulations Julie and we look forward to catching up when you come in to get your next lot of Asterix books.

18.01.2022 FLASHBACK FRIDAY Much of the filming for the movie Weekend of Shadows, that was released in 1978, was carried out in and around the township of Macclesfield with many local people as extras. Where you an extra in the movie?... Set in an Australian country town in the 1930’s, the psychological drama revolves around a hunt for a supposed murderer. In the photograph are actors Melissa Jaffer and John Waters, stars of the Weekend of Shadows. A film review can be found here from the Trove website: https://tinyurl.com/y5675aup Sources: Photograph: Call Number: PH-V70-00085 Date: 1978 Courier Newspaper 12 April 1978 Local History Database https://localhistory.mountbarker.sa.gov.au/

17.01.2022 EMPLOYMENT VACANCIES PLANNER (12 month contract) A unique opportunity exists to join the City Development team on a 12 month maternity leave contract. As a planning professional, you will use your skills and enthusiasm to work alongside the community, industry and other stakeholders to deliver one of the most liveable cities in Australia.... Applications close 5pm 20 November 2020 SENIOR REVENUE OFFICER (permanent full-time) This position will be responsible for undertaking subdivision and valuation processes, administering debt recovery procedures and provide support to the Team Leader Revenue to enable the Revenue Department to achieve team objectives and outcomes. Applications close 5pm 23 November 2020 To view the positions descriptions and to apply visit https://www.mountbarker.sa.gov.au//about-council/employment

16.01.2022 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY - TEAM LEADER PUBLIC PLACES & ENVIRONMENT In this exciting new position you will provide leadership and technical direction to the Public Places & Environment team for the effective delivery of maintenance works and efficient management of human, financial and physical resources. To view the position description and apply for this position please visit Council’s website:... http://www.mountbarker.sa.gov.au/employment. Enquiries should be directed to Glen Carter, Manager Infrastructure Maintenance & Operations on 08 8393 6432. Applications close 5.00pm, Sunday 13 December 2020

16.01.2022 LIBRARY SUMMER HOLIDAY PROGRAM During the summer school holiday break we will be hosting a couple of activities at the library and we will also have several kits for families to collect and take home to make something special. Come into the library with your children to see an interactive wildlife presentation or make an anime themed badge. Collect a kit from the library and help the kids paint cookies, sew a felt animal bag tag or make a monster pencil box at home. ... Bookings for kits and activities are ESSENTIAL and bookings will go live on Monday 21 December from 10.00am onwards at https://mbcl.eventbrite.com.au The list of activities can be previewed from Saturday 19 December from 10.00am onwards.

15.01.2022 JOIN US FOR STORY TIME AT THE LIBRARY We are happy to welcome back children and families to our Story Time sessions, with a few places still available for this week. These sessions are aimed at 2 to 5 year old children and include stories, rhymes, songs and fun activities. Craft packs will be given out to take home.... Bookings are essential at https://mbcl.eventbrite.com.au and we would appreciate it if you contact us if you are unable to attend. We ask that you do not attend if you or anyone in your family, are showing cold/flu like symptoms.

12.01.2022 APPLICATIONS OPEN - STRENGTHENING COMMUNITY WELLBEING AFTER BUSHFIRES GRANTS If you would like to discuss your ideas and potential partnerships with Council, please contact Yelaina, Senior Community Development Officer at Council on 8391 7268.

10.01.2022 RE-SEALING WORKS TO COMMENCE - HURLING DRIVE Hurling Drive, Mt Barker forms a part of Council's Sealed Roads Re-seal Program for the 2020/21 financial year. Council have engaged contractors to repair Hurling Drive from East Parkway to Victoria Road. ... Preliminary works such as service locating will be undertaken with road repair works to follow. It expected all works in this area will be complete by end of January (Pending weather and delays). Please follow detour signs and allow extra time to reach your destination.

10.01.2022 NAME YOUR NEW SPORTS HUB Voting is now open to name the regional sports hub. We invite you to vote for the name you think best reflects the community aspiration for a place people want to visit, experience and return to at https://yoursay.mountbarker.sa.gov.au.

10.01.2022 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY - TEAM LEADER WASTEWATER OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE Reporting to the Commercial Manager Wastewater, the Team Leader Wastewater Operations and Maintenance will be responsible for effective planning and delivery of programmed and reactive works and efficient management of human, financial and physical resources, and work health and safety. Excellent leadership skills will be required to lead the Wastewater Operations and Maintenance team. This position is offered as a 5 year contract. For more information go to: https://www.mountbarker.sa.gov.au//team-leader-wastewater-

10.01.2022 DAY OF HEIGHTENED FIRE DANGER - EXTREME - TOTAL FIRE BAN

07.01.2022 ARE YOU BUSHFIRE READY? When living in a high fire risk area, your first priority should be the safety of your family and protection of your home and community. But do you know what to do in a crisis? CFS are organising bushfire ready courses in Dawesley, Brukunga and Harrogate to help you know more about your area's bushfire risk and behaviour and how you can protect your home, property, personal safety and plan for bushfire survival.... Due to COVID registrations are essential. DAWESLEY - 4 Nov (6.30-8pm) at the Brae https://cfs.sa.gov.au//04/bushfire_ready_meeting_dawesley. BRUKUNGA - 11 Nov (7-8.30pm) at the Brukunga Hall https://cfs.sa.gov.au//11/bushfire_ready_meeting_brukunga. HARROGATE - 15 Nov (1.30-3pm) at the Harrogate Soldiers Memorial Hall https://cfs.sa.gov.au//bushfire_ready_meeting_harrogate.jsp For more information and to register contact CFS Community Engagement on 8115 3318 or [email protected]

07.01.2022 ROAD RE-SEALING PROGRAM 2020/21 The Sealed Roads Re-sealing Program is aimed at repairing sealed roads throughout the district. The list below indicates the roads included in the 2020/21 program. This list is subject to change as the program is developed. Hurling Drive, Mt Barker. East Parkway Victoria Rd... Field Rd, Jupiter Creek Berry Rd, Jupiter Creek Kondoparinga Rd, Meadows, Clystlands St Battunga Rd Paechtown Rd, Paechtown, Fisher Rd - End of seal. Whittaker Court, Mt Barker, Bend to Cul de Sac Whittaker Tce, Mt Barker Compton Rd, Totness. Cul de Sac only Intersection of Exhibition Rd/Alexandrina Rd, Mt Barker Intersection of Gawler/Hutchinson Rd, Mt Barker Information will be posted on Facebook and Council's website to advise property owners and road users as the works are scheduled.

07.01.2022 AUSTRALIA DAY AWARDS 2020 - CITIZEN OF THE YEAR Do you know someone in your community who is always offering a helping hand, who volunteers at a local sports club/ community club and goes above and beyond, someone who is a quiet achiever and deserves recognition for all they do? Why not nominate them for a Citizen of the Year Award?... To be eligible the person MUST be an Australian Citizen. Nominations close 20 November 2020. NOMINATE HERE: https://www.mountbarker.sa.gov.au/coun/about-council/awards Photo: Chris Saville, last years Citizen of the Year

06.01.2022 GET DOWN LOW AND GO...GO...GO! That was the message that Fireman Phil from the Metropolitan Fire Service came to the library to share with nearly 200 local primary school students who came in to hear a special story time as part of Book Week celebrations. The students were dressed as favourite story book characters and we had several Harry Potters, a pirate, a couple of Wallys, a Spiderman, a cowboy, a mummy, a Minecrafter, fairies and even a Yoda visiting us today.... Phil read 'Fire Dog Kitt Gets his Badge' by John Laverick, a story that explains what training is carried out in a metro fire station. Phil then talked about good and bad fires and fire safety at home. Several keen and eager children jumped at the opportunity to volunteer and help Phil demonstrate how to escape a smoke filled room. Phil encourage the children to be 'fire safety monitors' at home and gave out colouring books and fire safety brochures to take home to spread the important messages learnt today. Thank you to Phil and the SA Metropolitan Fire Service for being part of this special story time.

05.01.2022 BUILDING WHAT MATTERS The state government is creating local jobs and improving the lives of South Australians through its record $16.7 billion investment in roads, hospitals, schools, housing and regional infrastructure. Visit SA.GOV.AU to find out about the projects and jobs being created in your local area.

05.01.2022 NEW LOOK PREMIER'S READING CHALLENGE WEBSITE Lucas is checking out some popular Premier's Reading Challenge titles available at the library. The Premier's Reading Challenge is in its 17th year and around half of all students in the state complete the Challenge and read 12 books each year. ... Students, teachers, librarians and parents rely on the Premier's Reading Challenge website to provide valuable information such as a booklist of over 7,000 subject categorised, curriculum-related, age-appropriate books for searching and printing. The website which has been in operation since first designed back in 2004 has had a much needed makeover and is now much easier to navigate. There are also some handy new functions and highlights including: - Printable booklists - Easy access Student Reading Records - More prominent news articles which will include visits to schools I- nteresting videos from our ambassadors - Clear ‘key dates’ and a countdown clock - An online form for booking ambassadors - Easily accessible Guidelines plus FAQs Check it out here at: https://premiersreadingchallenge.sa.edu.au/

04.01.2022 NAME YOUR SPORTS HUB Name submissions are kicking in for the Sports Hub! Cooper is giving a sneak peek of an entry we’ve received. ... Do you have another suggestion? Go on, bowl us over with your ideas and submit a name today. Submissions close Nov 3 and five names will be shortlisted for you to vote a favourite. GAME ON! Get involved https://yoursay.mountbarker.sa.gov.au/game-on

04.01.2022 ROAD RESEALING PROGRAM - Whittaker Court and Whittaker Terrace Both these roads are included in Council's Sealed Roads Re-seal Program for the 2020/21 financial year. Council's contractor will commence works to repair these streets, starting with kerbing work then repair of the road surface will follow. ... Once again, please follow any detour signs and allow extra time to reach your destination. We are also helping the environment by using recycled pavement on these streets. Items such as plastics and glass are added to the asphalt to help grow the circular economy in the state.

03.01.2022 FOOTPATH CONSTRUCTION - WOODSIDE ROAD Next week, Council's contractor will commence footpath works on Woodside Road at Nairne. The footpath will be constructed of concrete on the western side of Woodside Road from North Railway Terrace to Stockham Street. It will be approximately 2 metres wide and provide access to the existing pedestrian crossing. ... Traffic management will be in place during construction, so please adhere to all posted signs and allow extra time when travelling. Council is still waiting for approval from the Department for Infrastructure and Transport who are the authority responsible for Old Princes Highway before works can get underway to construct the footpath near the new shopping complex and on Bridge Road. Unfortunately, grant funding was not successful for the trail from Byethorne Park, so the proposed footpath at Lower Nixon Street will be deferred for the time being.

03.01.2022 FOOD SAFETY WEEK 14-21 NOVEMBER 2020 The theme is 'Food Safety - it's in your hands', building on the good behaviour established during COVID-19 so we can continue to reduce the amount of foodborne disease. Find out more at Food Safety Information Council (Australia) or https://foodsafety.asn.au/

03.01.2022 WELLINGTON ROAD AND VICTORIA ROAD ROUNDABOUT Capacity issues with the Wellington Road and Victoria Road intersection are impacting upon road users and nearby businesses. In order to address this, a significant investment is being made to deliver a new roundabout. This roundabout will improve access through the intersection and to nearby businesses. It will also provide safer and improved traffic flow for cars, bikes and pedestrians. Preparation of the surrounding areas will c...ommence in December 2020 with construction of the roundabout to start in early 2021. Construction is estimated to be eight weeks with completion by April 2021. The Department for Infrastructure and Transport (DIT) and the Peet Group (developer of Bluestone Mount Barker) will be responsible for the project management of the construction. Any queries can be directed to the Peet Group on 8100 2300 or email [email protected]. Further information can be found on our website at https://www.mountbarker.sa.gov.au//wellington-road-and-vic Mt Barker & District Residents' Association Inc ADELAIDE HILLS CHAT

02.01.2022 NAME YOUR SPORTS HUB Alex and Eli are giving us another sneak peek of an entry we’ve received. Your entries are kicking goals so submit a name today. Submissions close Nov 3 and five names will be shortlisted for you to vote a favourite.... GAME ON! Get involved https://yoursay.mountbarker.sa.gov.au/game-on

02.01.2022 PREPARING YOUR RURAL PROPERTY Getting a rural property ready for the Fire Danger Season can take time and often needs to fit around other competing priorities. But there are things you can do now to reduce the threat. A bushfire action plan is very important and should include the following practices:... Clear vegetation and fine fuels (grass, leaves, needles etc) to 20m around a dwelling Prune branches on trees near the house and sheds to more than 2m from the ground to prevent ladder fuels Mow or create mineral earth breaks around properties and paddock boundaries Mow or graze paddocks close to the house early in the season Keep lawns irrigated and mown to 10cm through the summer season Stack hay in separate sheds or well away from homes Have an auxiliary water supply including pumps and hoses that can reach around all structures and test prior to and regularly during the Fire Danger Season. When preparing your bushfire property plan, please consider your neighbours and how you might communicate in an emergency (eg phone list or UHF channel). https://www.cfs.sa.gov.au/p/prepare-your-home-and-property/

01.01.2022 ARE YOU READY FOR THE FIRE DANGER SEASON? Being bushfire ready was the topic of recent community events held by CFS and Council. Getting your property ready for the Fire Danger Season might be the most important thing you do. A well prepared home is more likely to survive a bushfire than one that hasn't been prepared. Make a checklist and remember to: ... Mow and maintain all grass to 10cm within 20m of dwellings Clean out gutters of all leaves and fine burnable material Prune tree branches near structures by at least 5m and at least 2m from the ground to prevent ladder fuels (vegetation that allows a fire to climb up from the landscape) Cover all gaps in roofs and walls to stop embers entering (any space bigger than 5mm). One of the most important things is to prepare your personal and property bushfire survival plan and to always implement your bushfire survival plan early on days of heightened fire danger. https://www.cfs.sa.gov.au/p/prepare-your-home-and-property/