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Our region is home to some fantastic op shops that are really making a difference. Not only do they divert thousands of tonnes of waste from landfill, but they also offer budget-friendly options and often support vital community programs.
Money raised by the Strathalbyn Opportunity Shop stays in the community, funding various projects at the local hospital and aged care home. Well done to the 30 volunteers who run this independent and community-focussed shop.
📸 Sue, Brian and Pauline 📸 Mary and Bev
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UPDATE (July 3rd) Following this advocacy, the Aged Care Rules will be changed to give people with MND urgent priority for Support at Home.
Every day, families are forced to navigate a broken aged care system while the clock is ticking.
We need a system that responds with urgency, humanity and care. The current system is failing. The Government is failing older Australians.
(Question in Parliament, answer in comments)
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My office has been flooded with mail about the new budget, and almost none of it is positive. From tax changes, to cuts for veterans, changes to private health care for seniors and changes to capital gains tax on assets, the real-world impact of this budget is far-reaching.
If the government is so confident in these changes, it should have the courage to face an election and let the people decide.
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Our extraordinary community of Macclesfield came together recently for the Young at Heart Biggest Morning Tea. This incredible cancer fundraiser embodies kindness, generosity, love and resilience.
#cancercouncilsa #australiasbiggestmorningtea
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Come and try spinning and weaving at the Adelaide Hills Hand Spinners and Weavers Guild Open day - Today till 3pm at the Littlehampton Hall FREE ENTRY 🧶🧵
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More than 200 locals turned out last night for a Defence community information session about the future of the Woodside Barracks.
The level of interest and concern from our community reflects the significance of the site, its heritage and environment. A community working group is being formed to consider potential future uses for the Barracks and put submissions to the Government.
I’ll continue to engage with our community and stakeholders throughout the process.
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