Council CEO David Stevenson visits ECBAT Meeting Nov 2020
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November ECBAT Committee Meeting had David Stevenson as Special Guest

ByPeter

The November 2020 Eudunda Community, Business and Tourism Committee (ECBAT) meeting had special guests David Stevenson (Regional Council of Goyder CEO) and Bill Gebhardt (Regional Council of Goyder Burra Ward Councilor). David came to talk with the committee about what he sees ahead for the community, and there was much discussion about various projects that…

What Historic Stories or Photos Do You Have to share with us
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Heritage Gallery Seek Historic Stories and Photos Of This District for Eudunda 150th

ByPeter

The Eudunda Family Heritage Gallery is keen to have people share in this Eudunda 150 Project. Story-telling is just one way that we can continue to connect and learn during this time. We would love to receive stories and photos from you for the purpose of featuring on our Facebook Page. The potential to create…

Brooke Madill explains The Goyder Goodness
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Successful ECBAT AGM 2020

ByPeter

The Eudunda Community, Business & Tourism Committee held a successful Annual General Meeting on the 3rd August 2020 at the Saints Clubhouse in Eudunda. ECBAT’s was one of the early community meetings, getting going after COVID had prevented so many meetings and activities, so it was great to see a good roll up of visitors…

RCOG Councilors meet to discuss Hampden Bridge
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Council Meets to Discuss Hampden Bridge

ByPeter

At the end of September Regional Council of Goyder Councilors and key staff including David Stephenson (CEO) met to do an onsite inspection of what they could do to solve the problem of Hampden Bridge not being up to standard for larger heavy vehicles. The bridge located on the edge of the Hampden Township was…

Group of Lavender Cycling Trail (M2C) riders stop to admire view on scenic road - photo Helen Dominish
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Lavender Cycling Trail (M2C) Brings New Tourists To Area

ByPeter

Helen Dominish one of the creators of the Lavender Cycling Trail (M2C) which is a cycling trail going from Clare to Murray Bridge says, “It’s getting quite busy on the M2C Lavender Cycling Trail at the moment. “Last Sunday 14 cyclists visited Eudunda from Adelaide to ride along the Lavender Cycling Trail to Inspiration Point,…