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Well done to the Adelaide Film Festival and Lincoln Cinema for bringing an international film festival to Port Lincoln.
A great experience for many enthusiastic locals.We had such a lovely time @ our mini international festival in Port Lincoln South Australia, we are quite sad to leave. A shout-out to all the local crew who helped make it a success Annabelle Van der Hart (pictured, middle), Lincoln Cinema, Kellie Grace, Steve the wonderful projectionist, all the FOH plus everyone who bought tickets to watch fabulous global films in a cinema; many locals seeing all films, leaving lots to discuss.
Special thanks to local representatives Peter Treloar MP , SA Parliament (right), and local council representative, @Robyn Rowsell (left) for turning-out to support screen culture in regional South Australia.
Great news indeed. An additional $1 million for regional events.Great news for regional events with South Australian Tourism Commission and Steven Marshall announcing an extra $1m now available for regional events!
The 2021-22 Regional Event Fund has four categories:
* Significant Event Funding (from $50,000) – up to three years’ funding for new large-scale signature events that have the potential to be nationally or internationally significant and which provide substantial visitation, media and profiling opportunities and economic impact for South Australia.
* Established Event Funding ($20,000 to $50,000) – up to three years’ funding for events that can demonstrate a strong track record of growth and a strategy for event innovation
* Development Event Funding ($10,000 to $20,000)– up to three years’ funding for events that demonstrate the potential for growth and development
* Emerging Event Funding ($5,000 to $10,000) – up to two years’ funding for events that are 1-3 years young, with a focus on smaller community events.
Details on how to apply: tourism.sa.gov.au/support/regional-event-fund
Surplus government computers and laptops up for grabs, for eligible not-for-profit organisations.
Apply today by visiting www.sa.gov.au/topics/family-and-community/community-organisations/information-and-resources/digit...
Would love for Rotary Donations in Kind.
During the busy holiday period, I'm sure we all noticed the increase of visitors to the Eyre Peninsula.
To help cater for this, I encourage locals and visitors to fill in this survey, to help gather information for all levels of government going forward.
We know border restrictions are difficult for families and businesses and that’s why we never leave restrictions in place one day longer than we need to.
From 12.01 am on Sunday 17th January, people coming into South Australia from Greater Brisbane will no longer be required to quarantine.
For people arriving from Greater Brisbane before 12.01 am on Wednesday 20th January, a COVID-19 test will still be required on days 1, 5 and 12. This requirement will be removed for people who arrive on or after 12.01 am on Wednesday 20th January.
If you are currently in quarantine because you came to South Australia from Greater Brisbane on or after the 9th January, you will be able to come out.
This means, from Sunday, South Australia will be completely open to Queensland once again.
Thank you to everyone who has worked with us as we follow the expert health advice and keep South Australia safe and strong.
The unfolding situation in Queensland has prompted the Greater Brisbane region to be declared a hotspot.
Greater Brisbane will go into lockdown for three days, while contact tracers work to ensure the UK strain of COVID-19 is not circulating in the community.
As a result, from midnight tonight, people arriving who have been in the Greater Brisbane region will be required to quarantine for 14 days.
Furthermore, anyone in South Australia who has been in the Greater Brisbane region since 2 January will be required to get a COVID-19 test immediately and again in 5 days.
Travel to and from Queensland should be reconsidered as further restrictions may be imposed at short notice.
We know the UK strain is particularly virulent and we need to act fast to protect the health and safety of South Australians.
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Passionate, Experienced and Local
A born and bred local, Peter Treloar has lived on the Eyre Peninsula his entire life - living, working and raising our family in the local community.
Through first-hand experience, he understands that country people make an extraordinary contribution to the community, the region and broader economy.
