2023 Australian Farm Crime Survey – They Need Your Help Which Will Ultimately Help Farmers.
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2023 Australian Farm Crime Survey – They Need Your Help Which Will Ultimately Help Farmers.

The first attempt in more than 20 years to build an understanding of rural crime on a national scale was launched in June by University of New England ’s Centre for Rural Criminology. The survey seeks to gain a better understanding of the climbing rate of rural crime from the perspective of farmers and landholders….

Dog and Cat Registration Renewals – Fees Have Changed And Due By End Of August
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Dog and Cat Registration Renewals – Fees Have Changed And Due By End Of August

Dog and Cat registration renewals are set to kick off shortly, with dog and cat owners to receive their renewals by SMS, post, or email from the 22nd of June 2023. The Regional Council of Goyder wishes to advise that dog registration and dog business fees have changed. The new fees are listed in the…

Dog and Cat Registration Renewals Due by End Of August – Fees Have Changed
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Dog and Cat Registration Renewals Due by End Of August – Fees Have Changed

Dog and Cat registration renewals are set to kick off shortly, with dog and cat owners to receive their renewals by SMS, post, or email from the 22nd of June 2023. The Regional Council of Goyder wishes to advise that dog registration and dog business fees have changed. The new fees are listed in the…

Kapunda & Eudunda Medical Practice Advise That HotDoc Has Re-Opened For Patients
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Kapunda & Eudunda Medical Practice Advise That HotDoc Has Re-Opened For Patients

A recent post on the Kapunda & Eudunda Medical Practice Facebook page alerts of the online facility being available again. “HotDoc’s has now been re-opened for patients to see Doctor’s availability and to book an appointment. “A reminder when booking a telehealth appointment, you must have been seen face to face within the past 12…

Dog and Cat Registration Renewals – Fees Have Changed
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Dog and Cat Registration Renewals – Fees Have Changed

Dog and Cat registration renewals are set to kick off shortly, with dog and cat owners to receive their renewals by SMS, post, or email from the 22nd of June 2023. The Regional Council of Goyder wishes to advise that dog registration and dog business fees have changed. The new fees are listed in the…

Livestock SA Welcomes Initial State Government Funding Commitment for eID Transition
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Livestock SA Welcomes Initial State Government Funding Commitment for eID Transition

Livestock SA released a media report on the 9th June concerning new livestock initiatives. Livestock SA has welcomed the State Government’s announcement of key dates and the associated initial $9.3 million funding package, to assist producers and the broader industry start the transition towards mandatory sheep and goat eID in South Australia by January 2025….

Daylight Saving Ends In SA – Move Clock Backward 1 Hour – 2nd April 2023
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Daylight Saving Ends In SA – Move Clock Backward 1 Hour – 2nd April 2023

South Australians should move their clocks back 1 hour from 3am to 2am on Sunday, 2 April 2023. Sunrise and sunset will be about 1 hour earlier on 2 Apr 2023 than the day before. There was more light in the morning. Check out the timeanddate website for more details

Theft Alert – Gates Stolen at Julia
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Theft Alert – Gates Stolen at Julia

Facebook post (12/01/2023):“Just a heads up locals, there are some dirty rotten thieves getting around… we have had some gates taken from one of our paddocks up near Julia!!!” If you have any information please contact the Police on 1800 333 000 for Crime Stoppers.

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Kapundas BankSA set to close in November 18th 2022

Many of Eudunda and district’s residents and businesses will be disappointed to hear that the Kapundas BankSA branch is set to close in November 18th 2022. The next closest branches are in Nuriootpa and Gawler

Daylight Saving Starts SA – Move Clock Forward 1 Hour – 2nd Oct 2022
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Daylight Saving Starts SA – Move Clock Forward 1 Hour – 2nd Oct 2022

South Australians should move their clocks forward  from 2am to 3am on Sunday, 2nd October 2022. Sunrise and sunset will be about 1 hour later on 2 Oct 2022 than the day before. There will be more light in the evening. Check out the timeanddate website for more details

PIRSA Warning – Japanese Encephalitis May Be In Our Region – Action Needed
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PIRSA Warning – Japanese Encephalitis May Be In Our Region – Action Needed

PIRSA Media Release More cases of Japanese encephalitis in SA piggeriesWednesday 30 March 2022 There have been two more detections of Japanese encephalitis (JE) in South Australian commercial piggeries. This brings the total number of cases in South Australia to six. The latest detections are in the local government areas of Clare and Gilbert Valleys…

World Backup Day 31st March – Protect Your Data
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World Backup Day 31st March – Protect Your Data

Local Computer business, Web South would like to draw your attention to “World Backup Day” Peter Herriman from Web South says,“We actually recommend regular backups, and multiple storage locations and devices, but I learnt those techniques during the early ’80’s and on mainframe systems with data worth millions of dollars (back then, imagine now!). All…

Japanese Encephalitis Mosquito virus Identified in SA Pigs and Horses
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Japanese Encephalitis Mosquito virus Identified in SA Pigs and Horses

ALERT: Japanese encephalitis (JE) virus has been identified in samples from commercial piggeries in South Australia. JE is a nationally notifiable disease. PIRSA has established an incident management team with staff on the ground to conduct surveillance activities and to provide information and advice to primary producers. Minimise your exposure to mosquitos as people can…

Did You Know – New Lottery Rules Apply From 10 December 2021
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Did You Know – New Lottery Rules Apply From 10 December 2021

The Lotteries Act 2019 and the Lotteries Regulations 2021 have now commenced, making way for simplified rules and greater transparency with how lotteries are conducted. You can read more on the Consumer and Business Services website here.