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WAITING FOR THE TRAIN

On the day the new Adelaide to Gawler rail line opened in June I took a trip on the electric trains to Gawler and back.

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There are three railway stations in Gawler so I disembarked at the end of the line at historic Gawler Central Station and walked all the way back to the next station, passing historic buildings, traversing parklands and looking at grand homesteads in Australia’s oldest country town. Northern Living canvassed other train travellers to see what they like about the new service. Read their comments inside.

Remember back in 2021 you answered lots of questions in the Census. The results are out and they give a picture of Australians at large - at a national level, state level, and local level. You can drill down to your own suburb. In this issue Northern Living examines the recently released Census Report to see the makeup of the people in Salisbury. Go to page 12.

It’s back - Dog’s Day Out in Mawson Lakes. Nigella and I introduced and ran this fun event for the first time in 2012 so we’re happy to sponsor it in September 2022 when the Lions Club will run the show. See the back cover for details

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Linda Vining EDITOR ‘Living Legend’, City of Salisbury Rotary Award for Community Achievement

on the COVER Two entrepreneurial women, Kim Rondeau and Sandy Bell, started their real estate business in a spare bedroom, now they have a commercial office. Read their story on page 7.

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COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS CAPPING RENTS

What a poorly conceived government idea to control owners from raising rents on investment properties. Private property owners have lots of options to counter such a law. They can sell their rental properties in a hot market, turn to sites such as airbnb, offer only short-term accommodation, or refuse to renew a lease then re-advertise the property at a higher price. The bottom line is less properties in the rental market.

Tony, owner of 4 rental properties in Salisbury

UNSAFE TO GO OUT

The variety of entertainment on offer in SA in August is impressive, but I will not be attending any public events as the threat of covid and flu is increasing to nonexperienced proportions. Many promotional photos show people shoulder to shoulder as they shuffle along light shows, or sit in crowded auditoriums, theatres and restaurants. Train travel might be free to encourage people into the city for events, but travellers are not wearing masks, and the thought of all those people in a confined space is threatening.

No longer do employees sanitise tables, seating and handrails to curb the spread of infection. The SA government has taken the decision of Economy over Health.

No wonder our hospitals are overflowing. Sadly, it’s just too dangerous to go out.

Mrs Cynthia Ogdeen, Salisbury

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JOB VACANCIES

Why is it that there are so many job vacancies when there are so many unemployed people. The Australian Bureau of Statistics reports that the sectors experiencing the highest jump in job vacancies in May were retail and trade (38 per cent) media and telecommunications (18 per cent) and arts and recreation services (16 percent). I run a business and have been advertising for staff for many months, with no satisfactory applicants, so I share the frustration. Edward, Salisbury

GRANDPARENTING

Enjoyed reading opinions from Nanas in the June issue. It prompted me to pick up a new book from the library called Grandparenting Grandchildren (2022). I’m learning about new research on the architecture and function of the child’s brain and how the first 5 years are critically important to lay the foundation for a child’s future level of intelligence, personality, health and mental stability. It’s an easy-read book that I can recommend for anyone caring for young children. Connie Albert

PAYING TO PARK

There’s never enough parking close to a transport node. That’s why shopping centres are having a problem with commuters who park for free in shopping centres then hop on trains and buses to travel to the city for the day. To overcome the problem, shopping centres are installing boom gates, setting time limits and charging fees to use their property. It’s not a money grab; its about protecting parking for genuine shoppers and staff. K Prior

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FREE TRAVEL FOR SENIORS

Seniors can now travel for free, at any time, on all Adelaide Metro trains buses and trams. You need to have a SA Seniors Card which is available to anyone over the age of 60. There is no income or pension limit. Call The Adelaide InfoLine on 1300 311 108 or go to their website for more details. Adelaide Metro

PROBLEMS WITH SAWATER

SAWater has a poor record of disrespect for its customers and I hear a lot of dissatisfaction. As for me, I own a property in Mawson Lakes that has an average water bill of $180 so I was staggered to receive an invoice for more than $2,100 last quarter. On enquiry to SAWater they told me there was leak. I acted with haste to repair the leak and a plumber found a concealed leak under the house with no visible outward sign. Then, in the latest quarter I received another invoice for $500 for the same leak. I do not consider it acceptable for SAWater to throw invoices at owners in this way. If there is a leak (especially a concealed leak), SAWater should have a system in place to alert the property owner immediately.

Smart metres would be able to do this but they are not in place in the Salisbury area. The new Minister for Water is Dr Susan Close. I urge anyone with problems with SAWater to contact her and urge a Review of SAWater, which is what I have done.

Linda Vining, Mawson Lakes

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At the height of the pandemic, Kim Rondeau started a boutique property management business from her spare bedroom. Joined by long-time colleague Sandy Bell, the pair of real estate professionals focused on offering a stress-free and seamless experience for their clients. Just 18 months later, business is booming and the bedroom has been replaced by a commercial office.

“Property management has been at the forefront of my real estate career for more than 10 years and the experience has paid off,” said Kim. She puts this down to an honest approach and attention to detail. “As a result, I have seen my property portfolio explode and Savvy Estates now manages investment properties all over the northern suburbs and beyond. We are also accomplished sales agents with some impressive results for our vendors.”

“Communication is the key to success,” advises Kim. “Effective property management involves much more

than just rent collection. Services include tenant selection and due diligence, monitoring and managing rent payment arrears, conducting regular property inspections including entry and exit condition reports, overseeing repairs and maintenance, payment of bills relating to the property and liaising with both tenants and landlords to mediate disputes.”

“Each of these activities is governed by strict and complex residential tenancies laws, so by engaging an experienced property manager you can have peace of mind that your asset is being well looked after in a financially responsible and legally compliant manner.”

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HOLIDAY INN COMING TO Mawson Lakes The first soil has been turned on the proposed Holiday Inn & Suites Mawson Lakes, which is due to open in 2024.

Located on the corner of Main Street and Elder Smith Rd, opposite The Bridges, the 130-room hotel will feature public areas such as an open lobby, an all-day dining restaurant and bar, conferencing facilities and gymnasium.

It will be located adjacent to the University of South Australia Mawson Lakes campus, Mawson Central Shopping Centre and the Parafield Airport and within close proximity to the Edinburgh RAAF Base, Lyell McEwin Hospital, and other manufacturing and logistics centres.

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Speaking at a Mawson Lakes Neighbourhood Watch meeting Mayor Gillian Aldridge said this will be the highest building in the North. It will employ 450 people to deliver the project.

Local residents voiced their concern about traffic congestion during the building and operation of the site which is already a congested intersection. Council said they would monitor the traffic situation. ED

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DINE IN AND WIN IN AUGUST! As home to 40+ restaurants, cafés and hotels, many cultural supermarkets and grocers, fresh food businesses including great bakeries, fresh fruit, vegetables, meat, and continental goods, we’ve definitely got food covered in the Salisbury City Centre!

WE ARE SO SPOILT FOR CHOICE HERE! We’ve got the flavours and aromas of Afghani, Chinese, Indian, Italian, Japanese, Nepalese, Persian, Thai, Vietnamese and much more. We’ve got great pizzas, awesome yiros, fantastic burgers and a wide range of takeaway foods, you’ll never be short of choice.

The city centre is also home to quality food industry training providers, the Independent Institute of Food Processing and HIT SA Training and Employment + right on our doorstep we have great local manufacturing and food processing businesses across

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the City of Salisbury, such as Bickford’s, The Yoghurt Shop, Mitani Group and Spring Gully Foods.

What better time to show our locals some support than our Salisbury Food. Glorious Food month, enjoy the food you love and have a chance to win at the same time.

During August, join us at your favourite Salisbury City Centre restaurant, café or hotel.

Upload a copy of your receipt to our Facebook page @SalisburyFoodGloriousFood and you go in the draw to win one of 10 x $50 vouchers.

Upload a photo enjoying our wonderful food, and you get a second entry into the draw!

Enter as many times as you like, and it applies to dine in, takeaway and delivery. + follow for weekly prize draws.

BON APETIT!

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Going to Market by Nigella

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It’s Saturday morning and that means we’re off to the farmer's market at Parafield Airport.* The day starts with a beauty splash - clean face, brushed tail and combed ears so I look my best for the many people who will talk to me.

Mummy puts on my warm jacket and straps me into my doggie stroller so I can see everything and I’m not underfoot. She hangs her shopping bags on the handlebars - we’ve got this jig sorted.

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First stop is the orange stall where the farmer from the Riverland brings his fresh, sweet oranges to sell.

Mummy fills up a whole string bag of organic oranges and hangs the heavy load on the stroller, then off we go to buy nuts, avocados, hydroponic tomatoes and homemade dumplings.

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We wave to the German baker whose husband has fashioned the cutest little caravan to keep her and her cakes out of the wind and weather. In summer she puts out colourful tables and chairs, but not today because it’s winter and windy.

Mummy likes Sophie’s Greek stall where she reckons she buys the best baklava in Adelaide.

The secret is in the honey; Sophie produces her own honey on her country property.

“Half a dozen eggs please,” says mummy to the stall that sells fresh eggs from the back of a van. Opposite is a stall that sells coffee beans and John makes me a milky doggyccino. Spoilt I know.

Dancing and singing takes place when we stand in front of the busker with a guitar.

Mummy swings and sways the pram and sings a few notes as we move along towards my favourite spot where Marie always gives me a doggie treat.

Finally, we pick up a bunch of fresh flowers as we head back to the car with our bountiful booty. *Parafield Market is behind The Parafield Airport Liquor Store, close to Roulettes Tavern

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Population figures for Salisbury Data released from the 2021 Census, by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) reveals insight into the rapidly changing face of Australia, the makeup of families and the way we live.

Population

Salisbury has 146,000 people with even numbers of males and females.

In August 2021 the census counted 25.5 million people in Australia. Almost half of these people have a parent born overseas. After Australia, India was the largest increase in the country of birth, overtaking China and NZ. Now let’s see the demographic profile for the Salisbury Local Government Area. (Figures have been rounded to the nearest whole number). ED

Income

The average number of people per household is 2.6 with a median weekly household income of $1,586

Children

Couple families with children number 44% and 16% of residents are one parent families.

Age

Salisbury has a younger population than the national average, the top age groups are 20-24 =6%, 25-29 =7%, 30-34 =7%, 35-39 =7% The median age is 36.

Origins

Top countries of birth are Australia 67%, England 4%, India 3%, followed by Vietnam 1%, Phillipines 1% and Afghanistan 0.2%

Marriage

46 per cent of people are married, 3% are separated, 9% are divorced, 5% are widowed and 36% never married.

Religious affiliation

No religion 38%, Catholic 20%, Anglican 10%, Islam 3%

Housing

72% live in a separate house and 14% live in a flat or apartment. The top number of motor vehicles per dwelling is 2 or more.

Education

The Salisbury population is very well educated. The biggest campus of UniSA is in Mawson Lakes so there are a lot of students in the area which accounts for the young age demographic and the high level of education. 23% of the Salisbury population is recorded as tertiary educated.

For further information go to www.abs.gov.au/census/find-census-data/quickstats/2021/LGA47140 www.northernliving.info

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THE TRAIN BETWEEN ADELAIDE AND GAWLER The Adelaide to Gawler rail line is up and running. The new electrified line is the culmination of a $900m project which began in 2008. The electric trains can reach a maximum speed of 110km/h compared with 90km/h of the replaced diesel-powered trains. Other significant differences include the quietness of the electric trains, their faster acceleration and improved passenger comfort including heating and airconditioning.

The new trains have computerised systems which can take control in an emergency and everything is monitored with black box recorders to track journeys, sensors along the track to monitor trains and internal and external cameras that take continuous recordings. The trains will be serviced and cleaned at a large depot at Dry Creek.

I'm heading into the city to do volunteer work with Bike SA. I'm 76 and I cycle from Elizabeth to the interchange at Mawson Lakes to catch the train. I get to travel for free with my bicycle! Jim, Elizabeth

This is my first day on the train. I am going for a job interview at Henley Beach so I’m navigating my way using public transport.

Simran, Parafied Gardens

Express services between Gawler and the city take about 45 minutes during peak hour along a 42km stretch. Here is what the locals have to say about their train travel. ED

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I use my bike to get to the rail platform then I tie it up at a bike rack under the light while I go to work in the city. I’d like to have toilets on trains. They have this in Sydney.

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Working from home suits me and whenever I need to go to the city for work, I catch the train. It’s fast and efficient and I don’t need to struggle with the traffic and parking. Subra

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We are visiting SA from Tasmania and we have been delighted with the public transport here. It's efficient and friendly and because we are seniors we get to travel for free!

Frank and Janet, Tasmania

The thing I like most about the electric train is you can walk the full length of the train so no matter where you get on you can move around. I use the train to get to work each day.

It's faster and quieter than the old models.

Jadon, Parafield Gardens

Environmental factors impress me with the electric trains. It takes 15 -20 mins to get to the city from Mawson Lakes and anything is better than a bus which used to take me 40 mins.

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Winds of Change Sculpture by Annalise Rees at Unity Park, South Terrace Pooraka.

Winds of Change is a heritage marker in recognition of the South Australian Meat Corporation (SAMCOR) abattoirs and stockyards.

The abattoirs were home to the South Australian Meat Corporation (commonly referred to as the ‘Meat Works’) as well as stock agents for more than ninety years. At the peak of its activity the Meatworks was the largest individual government employer in South Australia.

The work reflects the physical character of the Abattoirs site and bears resonance with the atmosphere and the people who worked there.

It features a combination

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A FREE community event for dogs and dog lovers.

Mobara Park & Denison Centre Garden Tce, Mawson Lakes Sunday 18th September 2022

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Friendly dogs on a leash and under control at all times are welcomed at our event