District Council of Mount Remarkable

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The District Council of Mount Remarkable’s page provides information about upcoming events and activities, important news updates and links to interesting and useful information about the District Council of Mount Remarkable. The Council District encompasses a spectacular and diverse piece of the Southern Flinders Ranges; from Port Germein which hosts the historic Port Germein Jetty to Me

lrose the oldest town in the Flinders Ranges situated at the foothills of the impressive Mount Remarkable. The scenic Wirrabara Forest, historic town of Wilmington with Alligator Gorge only a short drive away and Booleroo Centre our service hub, all make for a truly remarkable experience. The Council office is open from 9.00 am – 4.30pm and closed for lunch between 12pm - 1pm Monday to Friday (phones still open until 5pm) You'll find us next to the Town Hall in Melrose. For all general enquiries please email Council at [email protected]

The District Council of Mount Remarkable acknowledges that the internet as a communication tool doesn’t uphold regular business hours and we welcome your posts at any time. However, given the need to manage Council resources, reviewing, moderating and replying to posts will mainly occur during regular business hours. It is expected that users will behave in an appropriate and respectful way and not publish any content that is considered defamatory or inappropriate but not limited to racist, sexist or sexual, threatening or abusive, harassing or bullying, offensive, obscene or contains profanity. Facebook is an important tool for use to actively engage with our community, serving as a place for discussion, enquiries and the active exchange of idea. For more information please visit www.mtr.sa.gov.au and read our Social Media Policy and Guidelines.

🌊 POOL ATTENDANTS AND POOL OPERATORS EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY 🌊Last Week for Applications Summer is closer than you think!...
07/09/2026

🌊 POOL ATTENDANTS AND POOL OPERATORS EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY 🌊

Last Week for Applications

Summer is closer than you think! ☀️ Applications close 11th September 🗓

Council is seeking the community’s assistance to ensure the Booleroo Pool can open for the upcoming swim season – Council covers most training costs and is keen to work with individuals who think that they can give it a go! If you would like to talk to someone further regarding these positions please contact Ros Dunn on 8666 2014 as we are keen chat to people young and old who are keen to help their community.

With winter over two-thirds of the way through, the 2026/2027 swimming season is fast approaching. We're looking for enthusiastic individuals to join the team as Pool Attendants at the Booleroo Centre Memorial Swimming Pool.

If you're friendly, reliable, and enjoy working with the community, we'd love to hear from you!

For more information and to apply, click the link below:

https://www.mtr.sa.gov.au/noticeboard/employment/pool-attendants3

✨📝Minutes of Audit & Risk Committee Meeting held on 1 September 2026📝✨. Please find attached through the following link:...
03/09/2026

✨📝Minutes of Audit & Risk Committee Meeting held on 1 September 2026📝✨. Please find attached through the following link:

https://www.mtr.sa.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0032/2039738/Minutes-Ordinary-Meeting-of-ARC-1-September-2026-PUB.pdf

Thank you to Angela Peacock for her photo of the Sunrise over the Wirrabara Golf Course. ⛳

🍃Bite Sized Grants program – opened Friday 28 August 2026🍃The Northern and Yorke Landscape Board’s 2026-27 Bite- sized G...
02/09/2026

🍃Bite Sized Grants program – opened Friday 28 August 2026🍃

The Northern and Yorke Landscape Board’s 2026-27 Bite- sized Grants program opens Friday 28 August 2026, offering community groups and not-for-profit organisations funding between $200 to $2000 to help turn great local ideas into action.

Funding is available for a wide range of activities that support Landscape Board priorities, including pest plant and animal control, sustainable agriculture, water management, biodiversity and community action.

Please see attached information from Landscape South Australia for further information or visit https://www.landscape.sa.gov.au/ny/get-involved/grants-and-funding/bite-sized-grants

Applications will remain open until 5pm Friday 30 April 2027 🗓, or until available funds have been allocated.

Please see post from Flinders to Fleurieu Rally regarding the postponement until 2027.
31/08/2026

Please see post from Flinders to Fleurieu Rally regarding the postponement until 2027.

31/08/2026
✨Australian Plague Locust Chemical Rebate 2026✨South Australian primary producers are enjoying one of their strongest se...
31/08/2026

✨Australian Plague Locust Chemical Rebate 2026✨

South Australian primary producers are enjoying one of their strongest seasons in years, with above average autumn and winter rainfall.

To help our farmers achieve the strongest possible result, the South Australian Government is taking action to prepare for a locust outbreak that is a real possibility over the coming spring and summer months.

As part of this program, eligible landholders in designated areas of South Australia are able to access financial support through the Australian Plague Locust Chemical Rebate 2026.

The Australian plague locust is a declared pest in South Australia and can cause significant damage to crops and pastures. Under the Plant Health Act 2009, landholders are responsible for managing locusts on their property.

To help landholders meet these obligations, the South Australian Government is providing a rebate for approved chemical products used to control Australian plague locust infestations.

Rebate available

Eligible applicants may claim reimbursement for approved locust control products used between 1 September and 31 December 2026 in eligible areas.

Rebate amount: Up to $35 per hectare sprayed (excluding GST) for approved product costs, including delivery.

The rebate is paid on a reimbursement basis following the purchase and application of eligible products and submission of expenditure evidence through the myPIRSA portal.

Who may be eligible?

The rebate is available to eligible landowners, sharefarmers and lessees of primary production properties in designated areas of South Australia.

Eligible areas include parts of the Riverland and Mallee, Mid North and Eyre Peninsula regions. Visit pir.sa.gov.au/locusts for full eligibility criteria, eligible area details and rebate conditions.

Act early

Locust activity has increased across parts of South Australia, with favourable seasonal conditions creating the potential for populations to increase during spring and summer. Early control can help reduce impacts on individual properties, neighbouring farms and agricultural production across the region.

Register for an application alert

Applications will be submitted through the myPIRSA portal which will open in the next fortnight.

Register your interest to receive an alert when applications open and stay informed about eligibility requirements, rebate conditions, and key program updates. Please use link below to register.

https://forms.sa.gov.au/form/6a8e42f3f019fedff018f5c9/app/6a94ca544511fac684e79d11

Address

3 Stuart Street
Melrose, SA
5483

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 4:30pm
Thursday 9am - 4:30pm
Friday 9am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+61886662014

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