April - Robe

Community
Newsletter
Issue 405 April 2015
District Council of Robe, Royal Circus (PO Box 1) Robe SA 5276
Phone l 08 8768 2003 Fax l 08 8768 2432 | Email l [email protected] Website l www.council.robe.sa.gov.au
MAYOR’S REPORT & COUNCIL NEWS
FROM THE MAYOR
Robe Tourism Association
I would encourage all Robe businesses to get behind
the Association, in particular, join up and attend the
meetings. The group has made a considerable effort
in developing and promoting the winter program. All
the businesses benefit, and your support and input
would be appreciated.
Almost two years ago, 85 people came along to the
formation meeting. The committee realises business
operators are all busy, they do however, need to
have your input to achieve shared goals and visions.
Please show your support by attending the next
meeting on Monday 20th April 2015, upstairs at the
Cali. Please note this date is subject to change.
Please contact Deb Mackey on 0401 803 137 to
confirm this date.
Minister Brock’s Visit
Chief Executive, Roger Sweetman and I had the
good fortune to meet personally with Minister Brock
on the evening of Tuesday, 3rd of March. Of
particular relevance was a detailed discussion on the
status of health facilities in the town and the planning
and funding of the required upgrades.
Clean Up Australia
A good number of people participated in the clean up
at Long Beach, including Coast Care, Friends of
Little Dip and Robe Surf Live Saving Group including
Little Nippers and Robe families.
It was noted the beach was cleaner than other years,
which was very pleasing. The morning work was
concluded by a sausage sizzle cooked by the Robe
Lions Club volunteers. Well done to all participants.
In Memorium
The man who brought the modern up to date
pharmacy to Robe has passed away. Peter Pope
and his wife Louise built and operated the Robe
Pharmacy in the mid 1980’s and operated until
1994.
Peter passed away in Wentworth, NSW on 21st
February 2015. His funeral service was held on
Wednesday 4th March 2015 in Mt Gambier.
Robe ANZAC Centenary Memorial
To commemorate the 100th Anniversary of ANZAC
Day, the Robe RSL Sub-branch, in partnership with
District Council of Robe, is planning to erect a
Memorial Wall within the existing Memorial precinct.
The Wall will be surmounted by a bronzed slouch hat
(as worn by the first ANZACs), and will provide a site
for memorial plaques relating to conflicts post WW2.
Although the project is being funded by the
Sub-branch and the Council, there is a limit to those
monies, and thus a limitation on the scope of the
project. Accordingly, the Robe RSL Sub-branch is
seeking public support, by way of donation, in order
to provide sufficient funds to ensure that the end
result is a memorial that truly reflects the spirit of our
community.
To make a donation (or for further information)
please contact either of the undersigned.
Stephen Phillips
Peter Riseley
Vice President
Mayor
Robe RSL Sub-branch
DC Robe
EASTER BIN COLLECTION
Due to there being no collection on Good Friday
(3rd April), all recycle bins will be collected on
Thursday 2nd April. Please put your bins out the
night of Wednesday 1st April or by 7.00 a.m. on
Thursday 2nd April.
There will be a waste collection for Nora Creina Road
on Wednesday 8th April. Please put your bins out the
night of Tuesday 7th April or by 7:00 a.m. on
Wednesday 8th April.
Lake Butler Marina Boat Ramp Ticket Fees
$5.50/ per day—24hr period
$15/ week—7 days
$30/ month—calendar month
$65/ six months—6 months commencing 1 July or 1 Jan
$110 per year—1 year commencing 1 July
Available from: Boat Ramp (coin operated daily ticket machine),
Council Office, Visitor Information Centre, Robe Auto & Marine
and Robe Mobil
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COUNCIL NEWS
FROM THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE
Waste Management
The management of household refuse and recycling
continues to present challenges to Council. For three
months of the year, Robe becomes the second largest town
in the South East and this places pressures on our waste
management systems.
Council, after conducting consultation with the waste
services provider and our rental accommodation
businesses, has decided to introduce additional recycling
collections during the holiday period and the ability to
deposit household waste at the transfer station during
opening times for a fee of $3 per bag.
Undergrounding power (PLEC)
Council has adopted an undergrounding power policy which
in brief, states that Council will assess requests for
undergrounding power in accordance with the State
Governments Power Lines Environment Committee (PLEC)
guidelines which state that:
Council will be trialing both new services in the upcoming
summer holiday season. By allowing people to deposit
household refuse at the waste transfer station, Council
acknowledges that there will be the temptation for people to
leave their bags at the gate outside the opening hours at
their convenience to avoid paying the fee. If this practice
occurs to the extent that it causes significant increase to
Councils waste costs then the service will be withdrawn.
Implementation of Councils street scaping proposals on
previously funded projects will also be a factor in
determining priority and consideration of funding
applications for PLEC. The following illustrates the types of
projects that will be considered for funding;
In assessing whether or not an application should receive
funding, PLEC will take into consideration the following in its
assessment of the project;
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The size and characteristics of the community likely
to benefit from the project,
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The significance of the area, or route, such as
tourism, heritage or its symbolic value (e.g. gateway),
Further publicity will be given to the changes to our current 
Other significant factors such as recognition of a
waste management practices as the summer holiday period
greater safety priority, the proximity to previous PLEC
approaches.
projects or if it is part of a staged development
Waste management is one of Councils biggest single costs
and these costs are directly recovered from the community,
therefore if councils costs increase as a result of poor
practices by the community, including our visitors, the
increase will be directly passed on to the community.
It is everyone’s responsibility to be responsible in relation to
waste management to ensure our costs are keep to a
minimum.
Celebration of Centenary of the ANZAC Landing
Council, in cooperation with the Robe RSL is upgrading the
War Memorial precinct.
The RSL have undertaken the repair of the War Memorial
and Council are erecting a piece of sculpture to
commemorate the 100th anniversary of the landing at
Gallipoli.
The sculpture which is a brass slouch hat mounted on a
granite plinth is the first part of what will be a project that
includes additional paving and the erection of a wall of
remembrance which will be completed in time for the
commemoration of the end of World War One in 2018.
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Routes of high traffic volumes (major arterial roads),
Areas of high tourism, heritage or amenity value,
Routes of high symbolic value (e.g. gateway routes)
Areas of concentrations of people (e.g. shopping
centres, recreation areas, foreshore and coastal
recreation areas)
Major through routes in towns
PLEC funding for normal residential streets will not be
considered, however some residential areas may be an
unavoidable component of a scheme.
If property owners wish to underground the power in front of
their properties and their request does not meet the PLEC
guidelines, the project may commence if the property
owners are prepared to pay for all the costs involved, both
SA Power Networks and Councils.
Maintenance of the Obelisk
Council is in the process of investigating how it will go about
repainting and undertaking minor maintenance on the
Obelisk. As everyone will appreciate, the site is challenging
and Council must ensure the health and safety of anyone
who undertakes work on the structure, however these are
The RSL have a significant day planned for ANZAC day on not insurmountable, they need to addressed and planned
for.
the 25th of April this year and the RSL and Council invite the
community to attend the dawn service and join in the
commemoration of this significant event in Australia history.
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LIBRARY/VIC NEWS
NEW BOOKS FOR FEBRUARY/MARCH 2015
ADULT FICTION:
Navajo sunrise – Ethan Flagg
Last Day in Paradise – Paul Green
A Time to Remember – Anna Jacobs
Storm Clouds – Bronwyn Parry
Still Alice – Lisa Genova
Gallipoli Street – Mary-Anne O’Connor
The Road to Hope – Rachael Johns
Mightier than the Sword - Jeffrey Archer
14th Deadly Sin - James Patterson
The Painted Sky – Alice Champion
The Love Song of Miss Queenie Hennessy – Rachel Joyce
Outside the Lines – Amy Hatvany
If I Knew You were Going to the this Beautiful I Never
Would Have Let You Go – Judy Chicural
A Spool of Blue Thread – Anne Tyler
Perfect – Rachel Joyce
The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry – Rachel Joyce
The Longest Ride – Nicholas Spark
The American Lover – Rose Tremain
Splinters of Light – Rachael Herron
Wild Wood – Posie Graeme-Evans
Emerald Springs – Fleur McDonald
Rose River – Margareta Osborn
The Last Dance – Fiona McIntosh
Prodigal Son – Danielle Steel
ADULT NON FICTION:
Australia’s Natural Wonder…Eucalyptus Oil – Peter &
Tegan Abbott
The Wife Drought – Annabel Crabb
Mini Mosaics… Twenty to make – Aimee Harman
Tales from the Queen of the Desert – Gertrude Bell
Paleo Cleanse – Camilla Carboni & Melissa Van Dover
CHILDREN’S FICTION:
Little Dinosaur
Mix It Up – Henre Tullet
My First Camping Book – Dominic Bliss
Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka-dot Bikini – Paul
Vance & Lee Pockriss
Frozen – Disney Movie Collection
Trollz … All that Glitters & Best Friends for Life
Extreme Monsters … The Blue Moon Effect
Winx Club … Fire and Ice
The Ant Bully
Garfield …A Tail of Two Kitties
Zoey 101 … The Curse of PCA, Back to Normal & Girls Vs
Boys
Stardust Stables – Free Spirit
The Anti-Princess Club…Emily’s Tiara Trouble, Bella’s
Backyard Bullies,Grace’s Dance Disaster & Chloe’s River
Rescue – Samantha Turnbull
The Five of Us – Quentin Blake
Book One…Mission Titanic – Jude Watson
Anzac Boys – Tony Bradman
Horrid Henry’s Mother’s Day – Francesca Simon
Cavemice … I’m a Scaredy-Mouse – Geronimo Stilton
Libby the Writing Fairy – Daisy Meadows
CHILDREN’S NON FICTION:
3D Dinosaurs of Australia
How Weather Works … Eyes on the Sky
The Complete Grimms Fairy Tales
Scooby-Doo’s Laugh-Out-Loud Jokes
The Visual Guide to Minecraft … Dig into Minecraft with
this (parent-approved) guide full of tips, hints and projects
CHILDREN’S DVD’S:
The Tom and Jerry Show
Scooby-Doo!...13 Spooky Tales for the Love of Snack
We Bought a Zoo…Based on a True Story
Diego Saves The World
Fanboy and Chum Chum
Sofia the First…The Enchanted Feast
Postman Pat…Signed, Sealed & Delivered
ADULT DVD’S:
The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
Gone Girl
We are always getting requests from
Visitors and Locals for Baby Sitters…
If you are interested in Baby Sitting
or are already supplying the service
could you please let us know and we will
pass on your information.
Phone Wendy, Cassie, Bronwyn or
Sandy on 8768 2465
ROBE VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE
Do you realise that we are not just here for
Tourists…
We have a large selection of
Brochures from all regions in South
Australia and a selection
of Brochures from Victoria and other
states.
So please call in and see if we have the information
to help you plan your next holiday.
Don’t forget us when you are looking for a gift or
memento of Robe:
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Magnets, Teaspoons &
Keyrings
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Adult & Children’s
T-shirts
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Adult Hoodies in a variety of
colours
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3D Books & Gift Cards
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Stubby Holders & Wine Glass Holders
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Scenic Books, History Books
and much more … so call in & check
out our range.
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COMMUNITY NEWS
Robe Meals on Wheels Roster—April 2015
Wednesday 1st
Thursday 2nd
Friday 3rd
Margaret Edgar
Ian Bruce
Mary Hay
Jan Fisk
Helen Lynch
Good Friday
Monday 6th
Tuesday 7th
Wednesday 8th
Thursday 9th
Friday 10th
Easter Monday
Margie McKay
Diana Nolan
Patsy Grummett
Nev Grummett
Sharon Petrovic
Heidi Tonkin
Jenny Stevenson
Janet Holmes
Monday 13th
Tuesday 14th
Wednesday 15th
Thursday 16th
Friday 17th
Chrys Corbin
Judy Will
Chris Davidson
Jeanette Lea
Ruth Dening
Cathy Carter
Rosemary Williams
Marian Dawson
Rose Perkins
Monday 20th
Tuesday 21st
Wednesday 22nd
Thursday 23rd
Friday 24th
Pat Pex
Irene Johns
Mary McInerney
Lorna Johns
Brian Tippett
Irene Stratford
Harvey Stratford
Met Riseley
Helen Bayliss
Monday 27th
Tuesday 28th
Wednesday 29th
Thursday 30th
Tessa Levinge
Mary Weir
Mary Peters
Cathy Thompson
Bernice Green
Anne Wilkinson
Jenny Mathews
RESERVES
Irene Stratford
8768 1824
Margie McKay
8768 2164
Jenny Mathews
8768 2616
For alterations
and additions
please contact
Kingston Hospital
8767 0222
If your rostered day is not convenient please arrange a replacement. Thank you, Jenny Mathews Roster Co-ordinator 8768 2616
ROBE GOLDEN OLDIES and
SEA-CHANGE SOCIAL GROUP
PROGRAMME for April 2015
Please note that this program is subject to change by
the co-ordinators, clients should contact staff listed
below to confirm details not the
Robe RSL Sub-Branch
MONDAY 6th April 2015
Easter Monday – Public Holiday [Sea Change]
MONDAY 13th April 2015
GOLDEN OLDIES – Penola Model Railway and Tea
Rooms – pickup at 12:30am.
Wednesday 22nd April 2015
ROBE SEA CHANGE – Honey tasting lunch at
Kingston Lobster – pickup at 11am.
Wednesday 27th April 2015
GOLDEN OLDIES – Home day, pick up at 1pm
If you have any queries please ring:
Golden Oldies: Jane Ryan Resthaven Naracoorte 87624389
Sea Change: Julie Victory/ Cathy Barker: Kingston
Community Health – 8767 0237
Or on the day Julie 0427776617
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COMMUNITY NEWS
ROBE COMMUNITY BUS APRIL 2015
The bus driver for April 2015 will be: Don Thorpe –
0458 195 384
The bus runs every Thursday morning for local
shopping, bank, post office, library etc. All Robe
residents are welcome to make use of this service.
Please ring the driver no later than Wednesday
afternoon if you wish to be included on the run.
You will be picked up at approximately 10.00am
and returned to your home between 12 noon and
12:15pm.
The bus will be going to Mount Gambier on Friday
24th April 2015, the driver will be Don; please
remember to ring him prior to the day if you
intend to travel to Mt Gambier. Should there be
any changes; a notice will be placed on the Lions
Notice Board in the front garden of the RSL Hall.
Please note: the bus will not run with less than 2
passengers. It is essential that the driver is
contacted to ensure the trip is made.
The bus will pick you up at approximately 8.00am
and return to Robe by 5.30pm.
The usual donations [$] towards the bus running
costs of each trip is always appreciated.
Pamela Phillips, Hon. Secretary
Phone: 0429 121 199
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COMMUNITY NEWS
Robe Football Club Thursday Night Teas
6:00pm to 8:00pm
$12 adult meals & $6 children meals
Chicken Schnitzel
Beef Schnitzel
Battered Flake
Roast of the Day
Salad and Vegetable Bar
The Community is cordially invited to attend the
Robe ANZAC Day Service 2015
Saturday 25th April 2015
March assembly 6.15 am
At RSL clubroom,
Victoria Street
March commences 6.30 am
Service at Robe War Memorial 6.45 am
Doug Peel
RSL President
ATTENTION
RSL Community Bus Volunteer Drivers
Yet again we are looking for more great men/women to take
up the ‘steering wheel’ and join our group of dedicated
drivers who provide our local community with a bus service
round the town / district and once a month to Mt Gambier.
Should we gain 12 drivers it would involve one month of
commitment. Rosters are flexible and drivers can swap
rosters when necessary.
Drivers are required to be in possession of a current CAR
licence - be willing to have the ‘volunteers’ police check
completed at the expense of the RSL;
and should be prepared for following driving duties
over a 1-month period:
Monday afternoons [except for Public Holidays]
occasionally Wednesdays,
Thursday ‘Local shopping Day 10-12:30 +/-‘,
Friday once a month down to Mt Gambier
[our clients shop & attend medical appointments etc.]
Hopefully there are a couple of people keen to join the RSL
Volunteer drivers group.
Ring any of the following: Pam Phillips: 8769 1959,
Doug Peel: 8768 2332 or Mary Peters: 8768 2326
ANZAC Day 2015 Wreath Laying
Organisations and individuals intending to lay
wreaths at the Anzac Day Service are requested to
provide the names of the person(s) laying the wreath
to the Robe RSL Sub Branch prior to the day.
Contact details: Pam Phillips Mobile: 0429 121 199
Honorary Secretary
KINGSTON/ROBE MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT GROUP
Next gathering is Thursday 2nd April 2015
1pm –3pm
at the Kingston Community Library (at the school)
Carers, sufferers, and those interested in Mental Health
Issues are most welcome to attend.
For further enquiries phone: Merilyn 87682583
Or Val 87682658
Robe RSL is seeking any information regarding the
following five men listed on the War Memorial as
having died in WW1
G Anderson; C Holt; R Noble; B Smyth; G Shearer.
Anyone with information is requested to contact
Robe RSL Vice-president Stephen Phillips 87681959
or [email protected].
Robe Bowling Club AGM
Monday 20th April, 7pm, at the RBC Clubrooms
Notices of motion to be forwarded to secretary prior to
meeting
Club uniform will be discussed at AGM
Nomination forms will be on club notice board
The Closing Day April 26th will be cancelled due to
new green being laid.
Valma Jennings
Secretary RBC
FOR SALE
Second Hand Galv. Iron
Sheets, 6M Long
$2.00 each
Ph: Peter Young 8768 2557
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Robe Institute Hall
Available to hire
For bookings and hire rates please
contact the Council office on 8768 2003
or [email protected] or visit www.council.robe.sa.gov.au
Does your body need a tune-up?
Do you have aches & pains?
Massage, kinesiology &
acupressure available.
Need to improve your concentration,
organization, communication skills?
Having difficulty with learning, feeling positive
and energetic?
Certified organic products:
www.miessence.com/bodytune/en
Pure essential doTERRA oils
Contact Heather (ph 87682537)
for products & appointments
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ROBE BEAUTY
Intense Pulse
Light Treatment
Including hair removal,
pigmentation, vascular treatments
Great results after only a
few treatments!
Book in now for a Consult
Call 8768 2644
For appointments and enquiries
Microdermabrasion
treatments available soon
Need
Storage?
Robe Storage has
available for short or long term lease
storage in clean & secure area. Suitable for
small boats, cars, furniture & general use.
Competitive rates from $85 per month.
Contact Tim Mort on 0438 553 405
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YOGA in ROBE
(Robe Institute—Smillie Street)
Bringing health and vitality to both body and
mind. Learn to access inner stillness.
CLASS TIMES:
Tuesday: 9.00 am—10.30 am
6.30 pm—7.30 pm
Thursday: 9.00 am—10.30am
$15.00 per 1½ hour class
($12.00 for pension/ concession)
Plus gold coin donation towards hall hire
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Beginners always welcome
Suitable for any age group and fitness level
Group sessions available on request
All enquiries please call
Pam Mobile 0402 730 785
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Robe Yacht Club Hire
Weddings & Functions: $350.00
Full day hire: $270.00
1 & 1/2 day hire: $300.00
Meeting: (3-4hrs) $82.50
All prices include GST
For enquires or bookings please contact:
Ph: 08 8768 2737 Fax: 08 8768 2738
Email: [email protected]
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KNEADY
THERAPIES
Do you suffer from any of
the following ailments?
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Sinus headaches
Back pain
Sore feet
Neck and shoulder pain
General aches and pains.
Take some time out to visit Elise Lehmann at
Kneady Therapies to help relieve your
ailments with—
Foot Reflexology
Sports massage
Anma, Japanese massage
Myofascial Release
Cranio-Sacral Therapy
Contact Elise on 0438 202 342
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CARPETS
SOLAR PANELS
WINDOWS & SCREENS
VACUUM SERVICE
MATTRESS SANITIZING
CONCRETE & PAVERS
FLOOR TILES & GROUT TIMBER FLOOR BUFFING
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SOLAR SYSTEMS, IRRIGATION SYSTEMS,
PIVOTS, SPLIT SYSTEM AND DUCTED AIR
CONDITIONERS, UNDERGROUND CABLING,
LED
LIGHTING,
CEILING
FANS,
SWITCHBOARDS, SMOKE ALARMS, PHONE
AND
DATA, ANTENNA AND TV OUTLETS,
SOME WHITEGOODS
For all your
Electrical Needs
call Anthony on
0419 821 409
Solar Accreditation Number: A5651539
Electrical Licence Number: PGE 158 682
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Est. 1983 Lic. No 200017T
 Lawn mowing, tree and shrub lopping
 Small garden upgrades
 Repairs, maintenance and installation of
watering systems
 Odd jobs
 Contact: Harry Keaveney Mobile: 0407 799 788
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ROB’S CLEANING SERVICE
LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATING IN ROBE
FOR OVER 10 YEARS
Carpets &
Upholstery: Cleaned, freshened & sanitized by the water extraction method.
Windows: Improve your outlook on life
– have us clean your windows & screens.
Lawns:
Servicing Robe and Long Beach areas.
Telephone: 08 8768 2865
Mobile: 0429 670437
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General Waste—Robe Township (to Drain L Bridge)
General Waste—Longbeach Area (East of Drain L Bridge)
Recycling- Robe Township (to Drain L Bridge)
Recycling—Longbeach Area (East of Drain L Bridge)
ROBE/BEACHPORT RECYCLE - 0429 678 679
LOCATED ON FLINT ST -- TRADING HOURS
Winter 1st May—31 October
Sunday
9am to 12 noon
Monday
9am to 12 noon
Friday
9am to 12 noon
Summer 1st November—30th April
Sunday
8am to 1pm
Monday
8am to 12 noon
Tuesday
8am to 12 noon
Wednesday
CLOSED
Thursday
8am to 12 noon
Friday
8am to 1pm
Saturday
8am to 12 noon
SUDOKU
Waste Transfer Station Operating Times 2015
Access off White Street
Mon
Tues
Wed
Thurs
Fri
Sat
Sun
10.00—11.00am
10.00—11.00am
10.00—11.00am
10.00—11.00am
10.00—11.00am
CLOSED
2.00 – 3.00pm
Type
Boot Load
6’x4’ Trailer, Car Type Utes
8’x5’ Trailers or Similar, Large
Utes
Small Trucks (Single Axle –
maximum 4 tonne)
Mattresses
Sofas/ Lounge Chairs
Car Bodies
Opening outside of operating
hours
Fees
$20.00
$30.00
$55.00
$200.00
$25.00
$15.00 each
$50.00
$220.00
Half price for pensioners for car boot load only, on production of
pensioner card.
Green Waste Fee
Normal Fees will apply to any Green Waste Products that requires
mulching, however, Green Waste products that are segregated and
do not require mulching e.g. Lawn clippings, leaves etc., can be
dumped free of charge.
E-waste: no charge
Cardboard: clean and uncontaminated cardboard can be deposited
at no charge
Municipal Household Waste: $3 a bag.
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Publication Details
The Community Newsletter is published, edited, designed, printed and delivered by the District Council of Robe.
Community groups and organisations wishing to submit items should forward their information to Nat at the District Council of
Robe by Friday, 17th April. It is preferred that items are emailed to [email protected] however handwritten
items will be accepted and can be dropped into the Council office, posted to PO Box 1, Robe SA 5276,
or faxed on 08 8768 2432.
The views and opinions expressed in articles submitted to the District Council of Robe do not necessarily reflect the views of
the Council as a body, nor as individual members. While every effort is made to ensure accuracy in published articles
submitted by contributors other than Council, no responsibility is accepted for any errors that they may contain. Council
reserves the right to edit or not publish any editorial submission.
District Council of Robe
Mayor
Royal Circus, Robe
PO Box 1, Robe SA 5276
Mayor Peter Riseley
T 08 8768 1834
M 0429 799 528
E [email protected]
T 08 8768 2003
F 08 8768 2432
Cr Lawrence Polomka
Website
M 0408 083 818
www.council.robe.sa.gov.au E [email protected]
Email
[email protected]
Cr John Enright
T 08 8768 2192
F 08 8768 2924
M 0407 133 887
E [email protected]
Cr Rino Dell’Antonio
Cr Kristina Alexander
T 08 8768 2907
M 0417 815 797
F 08 8721 4650
E [email protected]
M 0407 454 647
E [email protected]
Cr David Loxton
T 08 8734 2065
M 0419 349 913
E [email protected]
Cr Harvey Nolan
(Deputy Mayor)
F 08 8768 1943
M 0429 180 954
E [email protected]
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