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Growing pains

Councillor Rebecca Hewett’s proposal for a report capturing the congestion on Mt Barker’s arterial road network is a sensible idea. The region has significant infrastructure needs and the council has long shouldered the significant burden of...

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The Courier, July 16, 2025

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Ethan Long

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Letters, July 9, 2025

Hills Tourism GOVERNMENT announces a ‘refreshed tourism plan’ for the Hills, where there was ‘resilient, sustainable tourism’. The plan promised to increase the income from tourism, (The Courier, July 2). The bulk of the income currently...

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09 Jul 2025

Growing pains

Fears that the new Mt Barker hospital will be too small to cater for Mt Barker’s growing population are representative of the issues across the region. A local doctor’s assertion that the hospital is 10 years too late, could be repeated about...

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09 Jul 2025

The Courier, July 9, 2025

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09 Jul 2025

Letters

Letters, July 2, 2025

Mushroom safety ‘Death cap caution’ is a very interesting article (The Courier, June 25). So SA’s Chief Public Health Officer is telling Hills people there are these death cap mushies growing in the Hills “somewhere”. Perhaps as she is so...

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02 Jul 2025

Classroom chaos

It’s very concerning to see the extent of behavioral issues occurring at least two Hills public primary schools. Reports from parents at both Echunga and Blackwood primary schools demonstrate that there is a broader issue within the education...

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02 Jul 2025

The Courier, July 2, 2025

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02 Jul 2025

Letters

Letters, June 25, 2025

Drivers beware WE live in the Hills and have recently suffered two car tyre punctures in quick succession. Our local RAA rescuer told us that he is now attending around ten tyre puncture call-outs per day. Our tyre servicing business has told us...

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25 Jun 2025

Wheels turning

It’s good to see that the Adelaide Hills Council has decided to re-instate funding for the 2026 Tour Down Under (TDU) in its budget. It’s understandable that the council is looking to employ cost-cutting measures to decrease it’s $4.86m...

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25 Jun 2025

The Courier, June 25, 2025

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