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25.01.2022 It's OFFICIAL Panorama Clapham Community Group has a new Councillor... ...for the portion of Clapham north of Springbank Road.

24.01.2022 ANYONE REMEMBER the Campaign to rescue Springbank Secondary College SA from Closure? The Outcome? 1. Local Asset SAVED 2. Community Networks CONSOLIDATED ... 3. Politically Passive People Aware & ACTIVATED Friends of Springbank Secondary College have produced a short video to celebrate the successful completion of the 2020. #SaveSpringbank

22.01.2022 HOW Does Today's Jaw Dropping News Affect Your Community?

20.01.2022 RECALL This Bunny? ... Re-Bounding Rabbit Recidivist Returns ;-) Don't be fooled by his cute floppy ears and big eyes, Bunneary's not a heart breaker, he's a regular jailbreaking Houdini..... Since his original break for freedom and subsequent Wanted Posters being plastered around the North West of Panorama, Bunneary was recaptured. After a careful property perimeter perusal and subsequent sealing of exit points he was released into the garden. HOWEVER 'The Bun' went on The Run AGAIN. Crime scene investigators (aka 'The Family') established that he had escaped via an opening approximating the size of a RAT hole. However 'The Bun' was re-captured in the same vicinity as before and is now serving time in that notorious lock-up aka 'The Hutch'.

19.01.2022 An update has been made to the Parafield Cluster Isolation restrictions in South Australia. The Emergency Management (Parafield Cluster Isolation No 1) (COVID-1...9) Direction 2020 has been revoked and replaced by the Emergency Management (Parafield Cluster Isolation No 2) (COVID-19) Direction 2020. This new Direction came into effect as of 5.34pm Friday 20 November 2020. The Direction provides updates after South Australia’s Stay at Home period. The changes are minor and restrictions under the previous Direction largely apply. An additional business has been added to the list which requires self-isolation: SA Structural, 40-45 Kaurana Ave Edinburgh 5111 Between 7.30am 3.30pm on 12 November 2020 The following restrictions and provisions are in place and carried over from the previous Direction: This Direction applies to any person who was present at the following businesses and/or schools on one or more of the following days/times: Roma Mitchel Secondary College - 12 & 13 November, any time Thomas More College - 12 & 13 November 2020, any time Mawson Lakes Primary School - 13 November 2020, any time Elizabeth Aquadome - Between 11am 1.30pm on 14 November 2020 Peppers Waymouth Hotel Adelaide - Any time between 2 November until 15 November 2020, including of these dates Woodville Pizza Bar - Any time between 6 November until 16 November, including these dates ***IMPORTANT- This also includes people who received a delivery from the Woodville Pizza Bar and the delivery driver. This also applies to any members of the household of people who have are identified as attended Roma Mitchel Secondary College, Thomas More College, Mawson Lakes Primary School and Woodville Pizza Bar on the above dates. If you were present at the businesses and/or schools at the times specified above you must: 1 Travel by the most direct and practical route to your residential premises (home) unless you are already at that location; 2 Reside and remain isolated and segregated from other people at your home for a period of 14 days commencing the last day you attended the business and/or school (or the member of your household attended the business and/or school); 3 Ensure that you do not leave your home unless: for medical purposes, to obtain medical care or medical supplies, to receive a COVID-19 test, in an emergency situation or otherwise specified by the State Coordinator or delegate; 4 Wear a mask when leaving the your home in the above situations and only travel directly to/from the destination (e.g. testing site); 5 Take reasonable steps to ensure no other person enters your home unless another person usually lives there and are also isolating or they provide/receive care to/from you; 6 Follow all reasonable directions from a treating medical practitioner; 7 Get a COVID-19 test on day 1 and 12 of this Direction coming into effect; Note- If you have already received a test in the days between when you were last at the business/school and this Direction coming into effect then you are not required to get an additional test; 8 Notify SA Health immediately if you develop any COVID-19 symptoms. If you are advised by a medical practitioner that you have tested positive to COVID-19 you must remain in a health or other facility as instructed by SA Health until the medical practitioner certifies that you are eligible for discharge. IMPORTANT- If you received a negative COVID-19 test result you MUST complete the specified 14 day self-quarantine period and continue to remain segregated from other people. *Note- This does not apply to a person who was directed to and entered the hotel site of Peppers Waymouth Hotel Adelaide, as a member of the Outbreak Response Team that was dressed in full Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). The Communicable Diseases Control Branch can be contacted on 1300 232 272. All existing directions, frequently asked questions and other information can be found here: https://www.covid-19.sa.gov.au/emergency-declarations If you require further information you can call the SA COVID-19 Information Line on 1800 253 787 between the hours of 9am to 5pm 7 days per week or go to the SA Health website at www.sahealth.sa.gov.au or www.sa.gov.au/covid-19

18.01.2022 Be careful driving up Daws Rd. The Queue for the Daws Road COVID-19 Testing Station intermittently extends down to the CORNER of SOUTH Rd.

17.01.2022 MISSING: 'Buneary' the Bunny... ...in the vicinity of Springbank Road and Eliza Place Intersection Buneary, aged 3 months is a much loved family pet and sorely missed by the young children!... He's a bit of a Houdini and despite the family's best efforts to seal up all the gaps around the home, seems to have escaped sometime around the start of the weekend. Please call Kristin 0421 576-291 if you have seen him.

16.01.2022 HALLOWEEN is LOOMING LARGE. Will You WEAR a MASK... or TWO? ;-) -------------------------------------------------------... SA Health is reminding those celebrating to maintain a 1.5m distance from those in different groups, while urging anyone with even the mildest symptoms to stay at home. "Remember to wear your scariest costume, but please do not go out if you are unwell," the spokesperson said. "Trick or treating can be COVID-safe while still being lots of fun." [ABC News] ------------------------------------------------------- MEANWHILE South Australia Police have ADVICE and SIGNS for those who are Trick or Treating... ..or NOT?

16.01.2022 ALL The BEST for 2021 Panorama Clapham Community Group QUANDARY? ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++... "When one door closes, another opens."... ...Alexander Graham Bell ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ "Better the devil you know than the devil you don't."... ...Irish Proverb Circa 1300AD ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ‘In the midst of every crisis, lies great opportunity’ ... ...Albert Einstein ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ See more

16.01.2022 REMEMBRANCE DAY 2020 a COVID Casualty at Centennial Park Cemetery

15.01.2022 CC HOOD RESERVE Xmas UPDATE LAST MONTH (26th Oct) Panorama Clapham Community Group (PCCG) reported on a Community Meeting convened at CC Hood Reserve by The City of Mitcham to explore COVID-19 Conscious Community-based alternatives to the traditional, centrally-based Christmas Carols massed gathering. TODAY The City of Mitcham's Events and Grants Officer Natasha forwarded the attached *EVENTS Notices which form a part of the Council's initiative impacting Panorama & Clapham ...to PCCG . Natasha also observed... "...We still have a few pallet Christmas trees available for decoration if you would like to do this with your organisation / group / family and have on display in the Reserve... ...Please contact me if you are interested and we can coordinate for one to be delivered to you. This will be a case of first in best dressed for the trees we have available." Natasha Franklin | Events and Grants Officer | The City of Mitcham Civic Centre, P 8372 8129 * EVENTS: It's essential to BOOK due to COVID-19. 1. Nature Walks and Christmas Wreaths at CC Hood Tue, 15 December 2020 (9:00am-11:00am) https://tinyurl.com/y48u7kro 2. Geocaching and Christmas Crafts at CC Hood Reserve Fri, 18 December 2020 (9:00am-11:00am) https://tinyurl.com/yycnxpwr Friends of Springbank Secondary College Yvonne Todd, Elected Councillor for Babbage Ward, Mitcham Council

15.01.2022 GOODWOOD, SPRINGBANK, DAWS Roads.- UPDATE Modification of water network underway to relocate 390metres of trunk mains under Goodwood Road, between the south of... Boothby Street to the north of Oxford Circus. From early Dec crews will setup site and work from 7am to 6pm, Monday to Saturday to undertake road cutting, service locating and a section of new pipe laying near the Bedford Group. Following a festive break, a combination of day and night works to complete the remainder pipe laying will start on 4 January 2021 and continue through Monday to Sunday. We expect the work will take approximately 12 weeks to complete pending weather or technical constraints. What you can expect Traffic management will be in place through the work zones including reduced speed and lane access. There may be some temporary noise, dust and light disturbance. Temporarily interruption of tap water supply may occur for local residents. (4 business days’ notice to be given). Other activities happening at the same time in the area include relocating gas mains and electrical powerlines and stormwater and water mains. If you have any questions about the works, please contact 1300 SA Water (1300 729 283) or [email protected]. If you’d like to know more about the intersection project, please contact the Department of Infrastructure and Transport on 1300 794 880 or [email protected]. See more

15.01.2022 SERVICE SA MITCHAM Won't CLOSE... ...It will simply MOVE ELSEWHERE With all the Media Frenzy around the Parafield, Peppers and Pizza COVID Cluster Flurry this The Advertiser article almost went un-noticed.... The Prospect, Mitcham and Modbury Service SA Centres are ONCE AGAIN under THREAT. During State Parliament Estimates yesterday, Liberal Infrastructure and Transport Minister Corey Wingard revealed the Prospect, Mitcham and Modbury Service SA Centres may be SHIFTED and DOWNSIZED but... "will be staying in those areas" [Wingard] CHANGE Isn't NECESSARILY a 'Bad Thing bad', SO in the interest of giving it a fair go- * WHERE would you like the new one LOCATED? * How much SMALLER do you think it needs to be to be efficient? * What Computer Self-help Kiosks / Staff RATIO would you like to see? * What's the MINIMUM number of Staff you think the new centre would need? * Are there any PROBLEMS you think Moving might address? We'd like to hear Carolyn Power MP thoughts on the matter.

14.01.2022 Loving the choir at CC Hood Park... lots of locals enjoying the festive performance including Friends of Springbank Secondary College

14.01.2022 BREAKING COVID-19 NEWS UPDATE InDaily's summary of the Press Conference that's just concluded... ...BTW How would you know if your vulnerable solitary neighbour was OK?

12.01.2022 City of Mitcham is planning a special community Xmas display and Friends is excited to be taking part. Watch this space

11.01.2022 JUST FOR YOU, Some CHRISTMAS 'Eye Candy' PCCG's Roving Reporter found in it's own backyard. Who knows EXACTLY where it was taken?

10.01.2022 Did you Miss out on * Adelaide Sound Connection* singing acapella carols! at CC Hood Reserve? It was delightful and Friends of Springbank Secondary College set up a table and live-streamed a part of the performance.

03.01.2022 What's Happening Down There? Storm Water Rerouting, Apparently.

03.01.2022 Finally, at #1 with the most tree canopy coverage of all the metropolitan councils in SA is the City of Mitcham. With a fantastic 48.81%, the City of Mitcham’s ...high canopy rate can largely be attributed to the green Mitcham Hills suburbs. Even with state and federal government own land removed (Sturt Gorge, Belair National Park etc), the City of Mitcham’s tree canopy sits at 45%. Unfortunately, the greenest suburbs in the City of Mitcham are at risk of a substantial loss of tree canopy coverage the primary reason this page was setup. Considerable wind backs in the Significant and Regulated tree laws by the then Labor Government in 2011, as well as additional changes to the Native Vegetation Regulations, means that most of the Amazon suburb of metropolitan Adelaide could be entirely cleared of trees. From past iTree canopy surveys, the Adelaide Hills Council has traditionally rated as the greenest council in SA. As they are not inside metropolitan Adelaide, they were not included in the LIDAR scans. Hopefully, they can be included in future scans if the council expresses an interest.

03.01.2022 BTW. Did any Panorama Clapham Community Group residents indulge in PANIC BUYING of MASKS instead of Toilet paper? It would have seemed prudent to have both ends catered for, though this skit infers we may be unfamiliar with how to correctly apply one of them ;-)

02.01.2022 For more information visit https://www.mitchamcouncil.sa.gov.au/council/our-services.