Kaleidoscope - June 2021

KALEIDOSCOPE

MAYOR’S MESSAGE

Welcome to the June edition of Kaleidoscope for 2021, as we settle into a year that is still in constant evolution, but at a more rapid pace than this time last year when COVID-19 had changed our understanding of normal.

We have focus in this edition on our efforts to establish waste services that have increased efficiencies, reduced costs and provide opportunities for us to stimulate a circular economy by processing our own recyclables and encouraging SA businesses to be part of that cycle. This is now more important than ever, after the state’s largest recycling plant was destroyed by fire in April this year, and our state experienced difficulties in processing and treating recycling.

Congratulations to our 2021 Sports Awards recipients, recognised for their dedication and commitment at our inaugural award ceremony in May this year. Volunteers are the lifeblood of community sport, and the clubs across our City are able to provide targeted programs for our community. Congratulations

to all of the award winners and thank you for your contribution to our City.

I would like to once again celebrate and acknowledge the unique City we choose to live, work and spend time in. We come from over 105 different cultures, and we have all chosen to call this area our home. This diversity is what unites us. Our focus for 2021 is consistent, as we recognise our unique and special community, where people from every corner of the world are around every corner. The City of Charles Sturt means the world.

Finally, thank you for your contributions into our Annual Business Plan and Budget process. Each year, we consider how we can ensure a financially responsible position. After COVID-19 and the impacts the pandemic had on our community, we considered carefully how we can provide services and support to our community over the next 12 months, and how we shape our Long Term Financial Plan. I am extremely proud of the work we have done on the budget not only this year, but in previous years, which has enabled us to deliver a record low average rate increase of less than 1% for our community.

Please ensure you stay engaged with us so we are able to connect with you to share stories, ideas, and decisions.

MAYOR

Angela Evans (08) 8408 1103 angelaevans@charlessturt.sa.gov.au

COUNCILLORS

Beverley Ward

Cr Edgar Agius, OAM, JP (08) 8445 7643 | 0424 451 154 eagius@charlessturt.sa.gov.au

Cr Matt Mitchell 0415 350 740

mmitchell@charlessturt.sa.gov.au

Findon Ward

Cr Helen Hibeljic 0431 072 073 hhibeljic@charlessturt.sa.gov.au

Cr George Turelli (08) 8356 7169 | 0419 999 575 gturelli@charlessturt.sa.gov.au

Grange Ward

Cr Sarah McGrath 0474 544 936 smcgrath@charlessturt.sa.gov.au

Cr Tom Scheffler (08) 7225 2782 tscheffler@charlessturt.sa.gov.au

Henley Ward

Cr Paul Sykes, JP 0414 499 394 psykes@charlessturt.sa.gov.au Cr Kenzie van den Nieuwelaar 0450 869 935 kvandennieuwelaar@charlessturt.sa.gov.au

Hindmarsh Ward

Cr Paul Alexandrides 0418 500 924 palexandrides@charlessturt.sa.gov.au

Cr Alice Campbell 0425 351 177 acampbell@charlessturt.sa.gov.au

Semaphore Park Ward

Cr Gerard Ferrao, JP 0411 775 391 gferrao@charlessturt.sa.gov.au

Cr Stuart Ghent, JP (08) 8449 9430 | 0418 499 431 sghent@charlessturt.sa.gov.au

West Woodville Ward

Cr Kelly Thomas 0450 220 487 kellythomas@charlessturt.sa.gov.au

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Cr Tolley Wasylenko, JP (08) 8268 3249 | 0428 282 624 twasylenko@charlessturt.sa.gov.au

Woodville Ward

Cr Oanh Nguyen 0413 333 189 onguyen@charlessturt.sa.gov.au

Cr Charlotte Watson 0411 338 789 cwatson@charlessturt.sa.gov.au

Cover: Pennington Oval playground, Pennington.

NEW CONTRACT WITH CLEANAWAY

$4.1 MILLION TOWARDS MRF

In May, our new kerbside waste and recycling collection contract with Cleanaway began.

Changing contractor has given us an opportunity to improve operational efficiency with an optimised collection route - reducing truck hours, lowering cost to ratepayers and reducing our carbon footprint while maintaining the same services and customer

HARD WASTE COLLECTION

Each household is eligible for up to two free collections per financial year.

→ Collection must be a maximum of 2 cubic metres (2m x 1m x 1m). Excess or unacceptable material will not be collected.

→ Assistance is available for elderly residents

experience. The time of day your bin is emptied may vary and your collection may now occur at a different time to what you’re used to, anytime from 6am to 6pm. Please make sure you leave your bins out the night before to ensure your bin is collected.

or people with a permanent disability. For assistance, please call us on 8408 1111.

For more information visit charlessturt.sa.gov.au/ hardwaste where you can now book your collection online via the Cleanaway resident portal or call the waste line on 1800 777 844.

The City of Charles Sturt, together with the City of Port Adelaide Enfield, has received Federal and State funding of $4.1 million for our joint MRF (Materials Recovery Facility) at Kilburn.

The CAWRA (Central Adelaide Waste and Recycling Authority) subsidiary, jointly owned and operated by both councils, will receive the funding in contribution towards the construction of the $24.4 million recycling site.

With construction now well underway at the Mill Court, Kilburn location, it won’t be long before plant and equipment is installed and the new facility complete.

The facility is expected to open later this year when it will begin receiving all recyclables from the yellow bins of both councils.

It will then be sorted by material type, before going to local and interstate recyclers who will make it into recycled products.

charlessturt.sa.gov. au/CAWRA

2021 SPORTS AWARDS

Volunteers are the lifeblood of community sport, and sporting success wouldn’t be possible without their ongoing contributions – the passionate coaches, officials, administrators, parents and supporters who share their knowledge and skills, and give their time generously to advance grassroots sport every week.

“I congratulate and commend those who have been nominated and excelled in the 2021 City of Charles Sturt Sports Awards, and thank you for your unique achievements and contributions to sport and recreation in the City, all of which have a lasting positive impact on the health and wellbeing of our community”, said Mayor Angela Evans.

There were four categories plus the Mayor’s Award, with an overall 2021 Sports Volunteer of the Year. Congratulations to our winners.

Local sporting clubs came together this May as we celebrated the dedication and commitment of our volunteers with the inaugural City of Charles Sturt Sports Awards.

Award recipients from Fitzroy Community Club - Giannina Taeger, Dom Papalia and Nick Raymond.

WEST BEACH PARKS - COACH OR

OFFICIAL OF THE YEAR

David Grainger

David has been integral to retaining members and attracting new players to Henley South Tennis Club, providing competition pathways and driving a record number of teams this year (19 junior and 18 senior). He has guided substantial growth in female competition and increasing junior teams.

WESTFIELD WEST LAKESADMINISTRATOR OF THE YEAR

Giannina Taeger

A passionate administrator for Fitzroy Community Club. When Giannina’s not busy being treasurer, registrar, merchandise director, and trainer, she’s putting up goalposts, carrying cricket gear, washing uniforms, cooking dinners, serving beers, grinding coffee, applying for grants and finding sponsors.

ADELAIDE UNITED FC - CLUB/ ASSOCIATION OF THE YEAR

Fitzroy

Community Club

An increasing commitment to junior and women’s sport with the addition of two netball teams, girls football teams, and some AFLW draftees. Building on the club’s Junior Cricket World Cup event which attracts 500+ people of multicultural backgrounds, the club introduced Junior Blasters Cricket in 2020.

ACTIVE INCLUSION - CHAMPION AWARD

Woodville District Baseball Club

The club inspires people with physical and intellectual disabilities to participate in mainstream competition with coach and life member Shane Lodge playing 400 senior games, and fellow life member and player Tim Russell. The club also supports participation for children with autism and welcomes people from LGBQTI and culturally diverse backgrounds.

MAYOR’S LIFELONG CONTRIBUTION TO SPORT IN CHARLES STURT

Allan Staunton

Devoted to the Findon Skid Kids for more than 30 years, as the President since 2003, an active referee, track maintenance manager, and an Australian Cycle Speedway Council representative for decades. Allan is passionate about cycle speedway and the local sporting community.

CLEAN LIFE SPORTS VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR

Giannina Taeger

In her speech, Giannina shared beautifully just what it takes to be a volunteer, “It takes a lot of heart to do what we do. To actually care for the people in the community is a really special thing.”

FUNDING BOOSTS TO OUR PROJECTS

MILITARY ROAD AND MAIN STREET UPGRADE AND PUBLIC PLAZA

We’ve received funding of $2.6 million to go towards the Military Road and Main Street Upgrade and Public Plaza. The project will revitalise the streetscapes of Military Road and Main Street and will also transform the western end of Main Street in Henley Beach into a public plaza.

The grant funding has been received as part of the State Government’s 2021/22 Open Spaces and Places for People Grants program which requires councils to match the Government’s contribution and use the money for projects that improve public realms and support climate change initiatives.

The plaza will complement the existing Henley Square precinct, providing another beautiful space, with seating and greenery, to benefit our residents, visitors and our local businesses.

The total project cost will be $14.2 million with $9 million allocated through Council, $2.6 million of funding through SA Power Networks and this funding grant of almost $2.6 million.

HINDMARSH PRECINCT STREETSCAPE UPGRADE

We’ve received $1.75 million towards the Hindmarsh Precinct Streetscape Upgrade Project as part of the State Government’s Shovel Ready Projects.

This funding enables us to align our asset renewal works with the State Government’s $45 million investment in Hindmarsh Stadium for the FIFA Women’s World Cup in 2023.

As a primary sport and entertainment precinct, this work will ensure the Hindmarsh precinct provides infrastructure that supports business, sport and entertainment activity for the community well into the future.

The project will include:

→ Road reconstruction and streetscape upgrade of Holden Street (from Manton Street to Adam Street)

→ Streetscape improvements for Milner Street and Mary Street

→ Construction of a raised intersection at the intersection of Orsmond Street and Crawford Lane

→ Construction of an upgraded footpath in the Port Road median from Chief Street to East Street

→ Streetscape upgrades of West Street and East Street

→ Public artwork at key locations

This project will create 16 local jobs during construction and delivery to improve amenity of the area, tree canopy coverage, landscaping, infrastructure and road safety. It will also improve connections to the precinct for all transport users, particularly for those

using sustainable transport modes such public transport (train, tram and bus users), walking and cycling.

The project will also support existing bricks and mortar businesses by providing opportunities to expand their offerings and thrive through more flexible use of public road assets and improve the arrival experience to the precinct for visitors.

The project will kick off in March 2022 and is expected to be complete in November 2022.

FEDERAL FUNDING GRANTS

We have also received federal funding grants for a number of our capital projects, which involve a total of $5,210,000 in works to be complete over the coming year.

Woodville West Torrens Sporting Club, Woodville South

$700k in grant support (additional $85,200 State Government funding received through CRSFP)

Installation of new lighting to allow night games at the club.

Redevelopment of Henley RSL, Henley Beach

$710,000 in grant support

Works include demolition, rendering of external walls, new extension including new entry doors, roof repairs, ceiling replacement, internal painting, new DDA compliant ramps and landscaping.

Neighbourhood Plan May Street Streetscape, Albert Park

$781,486 in grant support (total cost $1.7 million)

Streetscape upgrade including footpaths, lighting, landscaping and water sensitive design elements over and above the existing renewal budget.

Aquatic Reserve Paddle SA Clubroom Upgrade, West Lakes

$1.8 million in grant support (total cost $2.1 million)

The upgrade includes demolition of the existing two-story building, construction of a single-story clubroom including storage, meeting spaces and clubroom area.

STATE FUNDING GRANTS

Additional State Government funding has been received through the Community Recreation and Sport Facilities Program (CRSFP) which will help fund ground upgrades such as lighting, clubrooms facilities, toilets and female change

rooms for our local sporting clubs.

Henley South Tennis Club Upgrade

$188,900 funding received (total project cost $449,500)

Upgrade and resurface of 10 tennis courts and the installation of new lighting and fencing.

Fawk Reserve Clubroom, Woodville North Sports Club

$295,650 in funding received (total cost $591,390)

Construction of a new unisex change room facility, an umpire’s room, first aid room and upgrade to existing changeroom to create two unisex facilities with amenities.

Woodville Rechabites Cricket Club Matheson Reserve, Findon

$266,800 funding received (total project cost $533,653)

Construction of two unisex changeroom facilities, an accessible toilet, umpire’s changeroom and upgrade clubrooms.

GET OUT AND PLAY

Every year we review and select a number of playgrounds to be renewed as part of our Asset Renewal Plan. Once the playgrounds are determined and a budget allocated, our Urban design team review the space and consult with the local community. The consultation, which often occurs at the playground, is important to understand not only how our community use the space but some of the elements they would like to see too. The location is also taken into consideration, retaining as many natural elements as possible, with additional plantings to add greenery. From there concept plans are drawn up, which again are shared with the community with the final concept plans created before construction begins.

Works on playgrounds this financial year included:

Almond Reserve Playground, Woodville South

You’ll find a new look cubby type play structure with a slide, rope climb and a combat climbing wall with rocks and logs for seating and climbing as well as a basket swing and new planting.

Pennington Oval, Pennington

If you have active kids this is the play space for you, featuring ninja steps, swings, a new play structure and mini bike track around rocks, logs, trees and mounds.

Sparrow Reserve, Woodville North

You’ll love climbing over the mound

and through the maze of a play structure, the see-saw, swings, custom Australian-themed rockers and the carousel at this playground.

Rowley Reserve Playground and sporting facilities

Additional equipment and renewed sporting facilities now completed.

Look out for a new play structure and state of the art tennis courts, and basketball ring.

Birkdale Reserve Playground

Look out for a play structure with a slide, rocks and logs for seating and climbing as well as swings, carousel, planting, new irrigation and the first Charles Sturt putt putt.

We can’t get enough of playgrounds in our City.

Your Say Charles Sturt is our online community engagement hub. The hub provides the opportunity to have your say on important matters that occur within our Council area. Share ideas and discuss important topics and issues that shape and impact our City. By participating you can actively contribute to and inform Council’s decision making. View our current projects and proposals at Your Say Charles Sturt. yoursaycharlessturt.com.au

WEST LAKES FACILITY UPDATE

Walk or drive down Turner Drive, West Lakes and you will notice the build of the West Lakes community facility is progressing well.

To be located at 1 Charles Street, which will be just off Turner Drive, and part of Commercial & General’s WEST development, the facility will feature a combined library and community centre, replacing the current facilities located in Westfield West Lakes. So, what can you expect to find in our new $8.2 million building? We’ve spent the past month hosting Community Conversations, a series of pop up events where we have been asking

local residents what they want to experience. While our vision is to create a space which is a centre of excellence for literacy, learning, innovation and discovery, this facility is ultimately about our community. Thank you to everyone who has contributed to the conversation. We have loved reading and hearing your ideas.

Shortly the outside of the building will be completed, and we get to start working on the fit out. We look forward to supplying regular updates through our social media channels and website.

ART OF RECONCILIATION

Look out for the Art of Reconciliation project, on display at our Civic Centre from 8 June. The project, a collaboration between the Cities of Charles Sturt and Port Adelaide Enfield, shares the stories of Aboriginal people and their experience of being a member of the Australian society as well as reconciliation in the 21st century. charlessturt.sa.gov.au/latestnews

Nancy by Cheryll Johns

Artist Cheryll Johns with Nancy Bates

PETS OF CHARLES STURT

During July you will receive your renewal notice either in the mail, by SMS or email, based on the preferred option you selected in your Dogs & Cats Online account. You can check this in your account at dogsandcatsonline. com.au or give us a call to check.

Renewing your Dog or Cat registration is super easy. Things to remember:

→ Keep the grey disk you have as it’s a lifetime disk, or engrave the disk number on a metal tag.

→ Keep your personal details updated as this is how we can identify you if your pet gets lost.

→ There is no fee for cat registration, but you do need to let us know if your cat is still with you or your cat’s ownership circumstances have changed.

→ All registrations are due by 31 August 2021.

→ Dog and cat microchipping and desexing is compulsory and enables a 50% rebate off of your registration fee at the time of registration*.

If you need any help, call us on 8408 1111.

*Conditions apply. Please see dogandcatboard.com.au for more details.

JOIN PETS OF CHARLES STURT ON FACEBOOK

Love your pet? We do too and we have a dedicated Pets of Charles Sturt Facebook page which is all about our furry, feathery and scaly best friends. Keep across registrations, on-leash changes and workshops, plus you’ll find a whole heap of tips to help keep your pet happy.

Find us on Facebook, search “Pets of Charles Sturt”.

It’s that time of year again for registration of our favourite furry friends to be renewed.

THERE’S PLENTY TO DISCOVER AT YOUR LIBRARY

have proven to be a hot commodity and we’re always adding more.

Our Digital Library has also become a hit, especially during peak COVID times when contactless services became crucial. We’ve added multiple eBook and audiobook databases, as well as newspapers, magazines, movies, music and some great learning and research databases that you can access at your own leisure.

We are always on the path to discover new and exciting things, it’s how we are able to constantly change and improve our way of life. But it’s not always easy to access the resources needed to constantly keep learning. It costs precious money, time and resources that the average person simply doesn’t have.

So really, what better way to start your journey of discovery than through your local library?

Libraries are one of the few resources that remain free to our community. With no expectation to buy, all we want is to provide as much access to resources and collections as we can. This can be anything from our physical book collections that you can browse in person, or our growing digital library, which is available anytime online with the simple touch of your fingertips.

We’ve even tailored some of our collections to make discovering easier, like our Core Collections, which group together some of our most popular non-fiction topics such as Cooking, Computing, Gardening and Healthy Mind. Just look out for the colourful spine stickers.

If you want something other than books, we have that covered too. Our audiobook, DVD, CD and video games (think Playstation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch) are all popular collections that you can access. You can binge on your favourite shows in no time at all.

Travelling overseas might not be possible, but if English is your second language, we have a great range of content available in our Community Languages collection, such as Vietnamese, Italian, Russian, Greek and Tamil. The most recent addition of magazines

Don’t forget our staff are always available to help you along your way, assisting you to start your research or finding you the resources you need. All you have to do is ask.

Libraries can set you on the path to discover new things. Take that first step and join up today.

Best ways to start your discovery:

→ Visit one of our five local libraries and browse our shelves.

→ Go online via our:

• Libraries SA app, available on both Apple and Android devices. Access our catalogue and digital library, request or renew items, log into your account, and see our latest events.

• New look desktop catalogue at onecard.network/client/ en_AU/charlessturt/

As humans we are innately curious creatures, even more so than a cat at times!

KEEPING CONNECTED IN YOUR COMMUNITY

us for further information and discuss eligibility for funding:

Arch Paterson Centre, Ridleyton Contact Lissy Oxford on 8408 1355

Henley and Grange Community Centre or Seaton North Neighbourhood Centre Contact Lynn Morgan on 8408 1277

We recently surveyed some of our participants and received positive feedback:

“We are very lucky to have this service”

“All the people have become part of my life and I look forward to seeing them every week”

Keeping socially connected in your local community is an important factor to maintaining positive health and wellbeing. This is particularly important as we age, and our roles and relationships change. Creating new opportunities to socialise with others, learn new skills and remain active all contribute to our quality of life. By increasing our positive mental wellbeing, we are reducing mental health risks and social isolation to improve our quality of life.

Did you know that our ‘Ageing Well’ team run regular social support groups across the Western suburbs for residents aged 65 and over and eligible for Commonwealth Home

Support Program (CHSP) funding? We currently have programs at the Henley and Grange Community Centre, Seaton North Neighbourhood Centre and Arch Paterson Community Centre, Ridleyton.

These programs vary but all include the opportunity to engage with local residents and build meaningful connections. Programs have individual focus points for various dimensions of wellbeing and include social support and engagement, exercises, functional fitness, tai-chi, carer respite, various games and experiences, guest speakers and entertainment.

If you are interested in hearing more, we invite you to contact

GET CONNECTED

If you are interested in socially connecting with your local community, however the age and funding criteria for this program is not applicable to you, we encourage you to make contact with your local community centre or library to see what’s on.

Community Centres

Call 8408 1111 and ask to be transferred to your local community centre.

Find your local centre charlessturt.sa.gov.au/communityspaces Libraries

Call our libraries on 8408 1333. Find your local library branch charlessturt.sa.gov.au/library

Barbara and Keith, regular Rummiken players on a Wednesday at SAGES

NEWS AND WHAT’S ON

FOYER FRIDAYS

Foyer Fridays is drawing a crowd from all over with attendees of all ages coming to enjoy the local music scene.

We have had community members from as little as 7 weeks old in attendance, right through to 90 years old.

With some locals taking to foot to find their way to the venue, many are coming across the City and beyond to get a glimpse of the event that’s capturing a crowd.

There has been a great response to this event series, which had to rapidly adapt to online during COVID. The series has continually grown in demand since returning to in-person events in late 2020. Our April show was booked out within 48 hours of being announced.

With almost 100 in attendance in the foyer, capacity will look to increase to over 200 later in the year when Foyer Fridays makes a return to the main hall. Due to popular demand, an extra event has been added on 9 July. Book now to see Cal Williams Jr and Emily Davis perform.

The next season of shows will be announced soon and we highly recommend booking tickets early to avoid missing out. Sign up to Woodville Town Hall e-news to be the first to hear.

woodvilletownhall. com.au/foyerfridays

BUSINESS BREAKFAST

7 July 7.15am - 9am Mosaic Hotel, West Lakes

What’s Happening at West Lakes

An opportunity to hear about the redevelopment at West Lakes and the launch of new grants available for your business. Hear from several key stakeholders who will share their long-term vision for the area. You will also have the opportunity to meet with other local businesses as well as our team and learn about the latest funding, resources, and opportunities available for your business. charlessturt.sa.gov. au/whatson

GREENBELT CHALLENGE 2021

25 July 8am - 12pm

Annual Fun Run by the South Australian Road Runners Club. With 4 distances (30km, 21km, 10km and 5km), starting at various locations from Athelstone to West Beach, finishing at Harold and Cynthia Anderson Reserve at West Beach. sarrc.org.au

LIVE & LOCAL EVENT

6 and 7 August 5pm until late 31 Drayton Street Oddio, Bowden

Endless Grooves takes over Oddio for a two-night only moody dance party this winter, with sacrificial selections from some of Adelaide’s most ominous DJs including Danvers, Fantastic Black Plastic, Felicity, Fishermens friend, Jura Soundsystem, Kane Banner, Lukky K and Prince Aaronak. Enjoy Oddio’s latest releases of wines as well as wood fired pizzas from Sunny’s.

Tickets are strictly limited and are available through Moshtix.

SALA FESTIVAL

August Various locations

The South Australian Living Artists Festival is an innovative open access visual arts festival presenting thousands of artists in hundreds of exhibition spaces throughout metropolitan and regional South Australia. The festival includes exhibitions, workshops and artist talks.

Art is displayed in galleries and businesses such as shops and cafes across the City of Charles Sturt. salafestival.com

COASTAL SOUNDS

The sun was shining on the afternoon of Sunday 2 May for our inaugural event featuring live music at key locations across the Henley to Grange coastal walk.

NATIONAL VOLUNTEER WEEK

As part of National Volunteer Week, we celebrated our volunteers and everyone in the community who dedicate their time to helping others.

SPRING GARDEN COMPETITION

The winners of last year’s Spring Gardening competition were announced at our belated ceremony, with green thumbs and local gardens recognised.

COMMUNITY NOTICEBOARD

THE LONGEST TABLE – A FUNDRAISER OF THE HOSPITAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION (THRF) GROUP

The Longest Table is an annual cancer fundraiser of The Hospital Research Foundation (THRF) Group. Everyone in the City of Charles Sturt and beyond is invited to join us as we fight for a future free from cancer.

You can join the fight by hosting a meal and fundraising with your friends and family. Whether it’s a relaxed pizza night at home, an elaborate dinner party or a shared-plate office lunch, there’s no end to the list of ways you can get together to raise funds for vital cancer research.

Does your local community group or not-for-profit organisation have something to share with the City of Charles Sturt community?

The official date for The Longest Table is 24 July 2021 but you can hold your event anytime until the end of September.

Registrations are now open, so be sure to register your event at thelongesttable.com.au so we can send you your host Goodie Bag! You’ll then be able to receive online donations and can start spreading the word about how you’re going to Bite to Fight cancer.

All funds raised through The Longest Table and THRF Group go directly to cancer research and patient care right

Let us know before 23 July and we could include it here in the next edition of Kaleidoscope, landing in letterboxes in late September. Your community group, event or not-for-profit organisation

here in South Australia, including locally at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital. With your support, we can find new ways to prevent, treat and cure this heartbreaking disease for our loved ones and community.

To register, or for more information and tips on how to make your Longest Table a success, head to thelongesttable. com.au today, or call (08) 8244 1100 to speak to our friendly team. Together, we can #forkcancer!

must be located in the City of Charles Sturt. Please email us at publications@ charlessturt.sa.gov.au with the subject “Kaleidoscope Community Noticeboard”.