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Expression of interest for caretaker at Monash Adventure Park The Berri Barmera Council is calling for expressions of interest in the caretaker role at the Monash Adventure Park. The township of Monash is located approximately 6km north-west of Berri on the Sturt Highway. One of the most iconic attractions for this town is the Monash Adventure Park which is well known for the playground and picnic areas that are provided for the enjoyment of visitors and locals. The township of Monash is located centrally within the popular Riverland area and is situated on the Sturt Highway which provides significant exposure to travellers between Adelaide and the Eastern States. The opportunities are as follows: Role of the Caretaker: • Ensure the facility is open to the public during the desired hours; • Provide general maintenance/cleaning to the toilets, equipment and grounds; and • Liaising with council on the management of the site. Opportunities: The caretaker position is not a paid position of council. Opportunities for the business operations at the Monash Adventure Park are to be considered as part of the submission. This includes the potential to utilise the recently upgraded kiosk on site. Expressions of Interest are to be forwarded in writing to Berri Barmera Council and should include a brief description of your proposal for the position and details of any relevant experience. Any enquiries can be made to Gary Brinkworth, Manager of Environmental Services/Major Projects, or Dorothy Freer, Property Officer, on 8582 1922. All Expressions of Interest are to be forwarded and marked ‘Confidential’ to Mr David Beaton, Chief Executive Officer, Berri Barmera Council, PO Box 229, Berri, SA, 5343 and received no later than 5.00pm on 14 June 2013.

A summary of some of the Council works activities currently underway

The Berri Barmera Council hereby invites public submissions on the Annual Business Plan.

The Riverland Council’s are offering to exempt payment of fees for dog registrations between 1 May and 30 June for the current year. Registration will ensure that your dog is identified and can be easily returned to you in the event it wanders. It also assists the Council in providing effective dog management for the benefit of all the community. Please contact your Council should you wish to take advantage of this offer. CHANGE OF DETAILS Please note that failure to inform Council of a change of details relating to your dog registration, including a change of address, change of dog ownership, or the death of your dog, constitutes an offence under the Dog and Cat Management Act 1995. If you have the need to update your details then please contact your local Council as soon as possible.

A summary of some of the Council works activities currently underway