Where facilities are consecutively booked on weekends and after hours, event organisers will be responsible for leaving them clean and tidy, with the option to request additional waste bins. “We know local events deliver a range of benefits, building community spirit and participation and attracting visitors to our region, and we don’t take this for granted,” he said. This Policy outlines our genuine commitment to working with event organisers to get the best outcomes for their event without causing damage to our premier sporting venues.” Community members can view the draft policy online or in hard copy at branch offices and provide feedback online at ourbetterbarossa.com.au, via email to [email protected] or in writing.

Significant Systems Outage - UPDATED We are pleased to advise our systems are now back online.

Significant Systems Outage - UPDATED We are pleased to advise our systems are now back online.

Significant Systems Outage - UPDATED We are pleased to advise our systems are now back online.

Significant Systems Outage - UPDATED We are pleased to advise our systems are now back online.

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