Tag: signage

Entrance sign makes a welcome return

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The entrance wall at the Beachport Outlet bridge has finally been completed.
It was a joint project between the Beachport and Rivoli Bay Lions Club...

Regional forest safety in spotlight

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OneFortyOne and forest contractors are urging the public to adhere to safety signage and stay safe in the forest.
 OneFortyOne Health, Safety and Risk Manager...

Illegal swim activity raised

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People have been sighted swimming illegally in a pool of water in a quarry on the outskirts of Millicent. The quarry adjoins the Lake McIntyre...

New campaign urges travellers not to let fruit fly ‘hitch a ride’

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Anew advertising campaign aimed at travellers is now on air, digital screens and in print to highlight the dangers of bringing fruit and vegetables...

Students sign up to deliver important ocean message

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The Grant District Council and Allendale East Area School have partnered to create three sign installations asking visitors near the ocean to dispose of...

Flying doctor sign bid

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An approach for indirect financial support for the Royal Flying Doctor Service has been met with a lukewarm response from an elected member of...

New signage in sights

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New signs to promote Millicent and Beachport were considered at the May monthly meeting of Wattle Range Council. There was little debate before council decided...

Residents to guide town visions

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The communities of Mount Burr and Tantanoola are invited to come along and share their ideas and vision for the towns. Wattle Range Council is...