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City of Onkaparinga - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The City of Onkaparinga is a local government area (LGA) located on the southern fringe of Adelaide, South Australia. The council is headquartered in the Noarlunga Centre with area offices situated in Aberfoyle Park and Willunga. The City of Onkaparinga was formed on the 1 July 1997, from the amalgamation the former Cities of Happy Valley and Noarlunga with part of the District Council of Willunga. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/City_of_Onkaparinga   (203 words)

Environment South Australia In July 1997, the former City of Happy Valley, was amalgamated with the former City of Noarlunga and most of the former District Council of Willunga to form the City of Onkaparinga. However, the City of Onkaparinga's policies 1commenced from the starting point of ecologically sustainable development, regardless of the subject matter eg asset management, finance, economic development etc. This was one of the first sustainability initiatives progressed in the new council. Restructures within the City of Onkaparinga post 1997 have served to reinforce the importance of environmental management and to consolidate a sustainable development philosophy and integrated planning. www.ccsa.asn.au /esa/lga.htm   (1883 words)

Onkaparinga City Concert Band ~ About Us   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) The Onkaparinga City Concert Band has a proud thirty year history of serving the southern suburbs community. The Onkaparinga City Concert Band is a family friendly, welcoming and inclusive community group who prides it self on its community involvement and service provided to the residents of not only the City of Onkaparinga but the wider communities through out the state. The Onkaparinga City Concert Band is an active member of the South Australian Bands Association regularly participating in the State Championships of which we were past state concert band champions. www.tne.net.au /~occb/bands.html   (307 words)

City of Onkaparinga 2002 -2005 Creating Our Future The City of Onkaparinga wishes to acknowledge Ashley Starkey, Fleureu Photographics, Maurice Linehan Design, Mitchell Clinch and the McLaren Vale and Fleurieu Visitor Centre for photographs and artwork and Digital Evolution for web development. The community of the City of Onkaparinga has defined its aspirations for the preferred future. Council is also using indicators to monitor progress towards the City's strategic directions. www.onkaparingacity.com /creatingourfuture   (147 words)

City of Onkaparinga This unique 25-year-agreement covers redevelopment of the City of Onkaparinga’s six septic tank effluent disposal schemes (STEDS) to a stage enabling the water to be used for the irrigation of vineyards in the McLaren Vale and Willunga region. The City of Onkaparinga has six such schemes, at Clarendon, Morphett Vale, Maslin’s Beach, McLaren Flat, McLaren Vale and Willunga. As part of its overall strategy for the area, the Council sought a partner which could assist in the redevelopment of these schemes, including treatment of the effluent so that it could be used on vineyards whose expansion is threatened by a lack of water for irrigation. www.unitedutilities.com.au /html/onkaparinga.html   (612 words)

City of Onkaparinga: Overview The City of Onkaparinga Community Profile and Atlas have been prepared to inform community groups, Council, investors, business, students and the general public. The Community Profile contains tables, charts and factual commentary on a range of Census variables for the City of Onkaparinga and its suburbs (please note that some suburbs have been aggregated due to their small populations). The Community Atlas includes key socio-demographic characteristics of the City of Onkaparinga and its suburbs, presented as maps and tables. www.id.com.au /onkaparinga   (181 words)

City of Greater Bendigo - CITY TO WELCOME SOUTH AUSTRALIAN ARTISTS The City of Greater Bendigo in partnership with the City of Onkaparinga in South Australia is hosting a unique artist’s exchange program titled Double Vision. City of Greater Bendigo’s Arts & Cultural Team Leader Maree McLachlan said the exchange provides professional development opportunities for a diverse range of artists to explore and develop in a new and stimulating working environment. The City of Greater Bendigo its employees, agents, consultants and representatives do not accept any liability to any person for the information or advice (or the use of such information or advice) which is provided or incorporated into it by reference. www.bendigo.vic.gov.au /Page/PagePrint.asp?Page_Id=1553   (413 words)

About Us - Noarlunga Arts Centre The township, adjacent to the Onkaparinga River, is the gateway to the Southern coast and the Fleurieu Peninsula. It is a multi purpose centre that caters for the arts and cultural needs of residents throughout the City of Onkaparinga and beyond. These events demonstrate the myriad range of arts activities occurring throughout the City of Onkaparinga. www.onkaparinga.sa.gov.au /arts/aboutus.htm   (488 words)

THE FRIENDS OF PORT WILLUNGA INCORPORATED   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) The group provides a forum for residents’ issues to be raised with the City of Onkaparinga and seeks to be a democratic voice for the residents of Port Willunga. It is the Association’s intention to have a constructive and significant role in the planning and development of the area, as undertaken by the Council. Members of the Committee meet frequently with representatives from the City of Onkaparinga, and with Members of Parliament, to attempt to pursue and progress various issues. www.portwillunga.com   (435 words)

City of Onkaparinga: Community Profile The City of Onkaparinga Community Profile includes results from the 2001 and 1996 Censuses of Population and Housing. The City of Onkaparinga Community Profile is designed to inform community groups, Council, investors, business, students and the general public. To achieve this, the Profile is formatted to present the data in simple, clear tables and charts with concise factual commentary. www.id.com.au /onkaparinga/CommProfile/default.asp   (230 words)

Local Government Association of South Australia - LG Research & Development Scheme Projects - Adelaide, South ... City of Charles Sturt and Adelaide City Council, City of Onkaparinga, City of Salisbury and City of West Torrens City of Onkaparinga and Alexandrina Council, City of Victor Harbor, National Parks and Wildlife SA City of Playford City of Unley and City of Onkaparinga and Local Government Association of SA City of Unley and City of Onkaparinga and Local Government Association of SA City of Victor Harbor and District Council of Yankalilla, Alexandrina Council, Southern Fleurieu Positive Ageing Taskforce www.lga.sa.gov.au /site/page.cfm?u=562   (777 words)

Gaelyne's Aussie Citizenship His Worship the Mayor of the City of Onkaparinga Ray Gilbert presided over the ceremony. We were told Onkaparinga had the largest number of citizen candidates in the country. The backdrop is the City of Onkaparinga council office. gaelyne.com /gallery/citizenship.php   (297 words)

Petition We the undersigned petition the City of Onkaparinga to : The Little Corella is a native species of this state which migrate south to the City of Onkaparinga on an annual basis. They are believed to leave the dry northern areas of the state for the wetter southern areas over the summer months and then return to their northern breeding grounds. www.communitywebs.org /FriendsLittleCorella/petition.htm   (306 words)

Onkaparinga City Concert Band The Onkaparinga City Concert Band is an active community-based, family-friendly, well resourced band located just 30 minutes south of the Adelaide CBD. Formed in 1976, the Band draws its membership primarily from the beautiful Onkaparinga Region, characterised by rolling hills, orchards, the Onkaparinga National Park; the superb vineyards and villages of the Southern Vales, kilometres of unspoilt coastline and beaches, and southern metropolitan homes. The band has its own well stocked instrument hire scheme, and is registered as a tax-deductable charitable organisation. onkaparingaband.com.au   (107 words)

Collaboration - Publications - Stronger Families Learning Exchange - Australian Institute of Family Studies Alison King and Gill Westhorp explore the positive elements and the challenges of working collaboratively with multiple agencies in the context of the Pathways for Families project in the City of Onkaparinga region, South Australia. The City of Onkaparinga is the largest local government region in South Australia with an estimated 145,000 residents covering 518 square kilometres. The Pathways for Families steering committee meet in Noarlunga, SA The primary target population for Pathways is families with at least one child aged 0-5 years living in the Onkaparinga region, and experiencing challenges that impact on child and family wellbeing. www.aifs.gov.au /sf/pubs/bull5/ak.html   (1436 words)

Diana Princess of Wales memorial fountain presentation in Old Noarlunga Australia. Site.htm   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) The City of Onkaparinga is a combination of large & small suburbs & small towns on the South side of the City of Adelaide. The Council of the City of Onkaparinga has considered the Market Square Green of the town of Old Noarlunga, with its tranquil setting beside the Onkaparinga River, as an appropriate place for the people of the area to show their respect to Diana Princess of Wales The tranquil backdrop to the fountain & its surround, The Onkaparinga River. www.pool-information.com /diana/site.htm   (257 words)

City of Onkaparinga Pipe Band Inc. - South Australia - City of Onkaparinga Pipe Band Inc. - South Australia - Some of the Band after the ANZAC Day March through Adelaide. Copyright © 2003-2005 City of Onkaparinga Pipe Band Inc. www.users.on.net /~tkmcgee   (42 words)

Morphett Vale CFS - Burning Off Permits can be obtained by completing an Onkaparinga City Council permit application form and returning it to the council. The exceptions being fires used for cooking and personal comfort, gas fired appliances for cooking purposes or electric welding equipment and gas fires used for other purposes, provided they are lit in accordance with the conditions that apply to their use. The Mt Lofty Fire Ban district fire danger season this year is from the 15th of October to the 30th of April. mvcfs.asn.au /burning.htm   (1238 words)

About the Catchment Area : Creeks & Rivers : Christie Creek The Christie Creek Catchment is located in the south of Adelaide, and encompasses an approximate area of 37 square kilometres. The catchment is bounded by the Field River Catchment to the north and the Onkaparinga River Catchment to the south. The Christie Creek originates in the southern Mt Lofty Ranges, and has a series of five major tributaries that converge near the mid-point of the catchment. www.onkaparinga.net /about/creeks/christie_creek.shtml   (659 words)

Collection Results - Zero Waste SA Stage 3 Collection 11 (City of West Torrens and Corp of the City of Marion) Nearly 20 tonnes of unwanted household hazardous waste was received from 649 residents. The third collection in Stage 2 is now completed with 6.63 tonnes of unwanted household hazardous waste being delivered by 196 people to the City of Charles Sturt Council Works Depot, 66 East Avenue Beverley on the 18 September 2004. www.zerowaste.sa.gov.au /collection_results.php   (1323 words)

ESP - Electronic Service Partnerships   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) City of Onkaparinga Services for Children and Families The City of Onkaparinga, 30 minutes from Adelaide, is one of the most socially diverse local government areas in South Australia and this website provides information as well as having the ability to put people in touch with all kinds of community services in the region. The children's area provides a colourful and interactive area to share information about what the city council does, things to do, maps showing the location of services and playgrounds, a chat room, and a Discussion Forum. www.esp.infoxchange.net.au /networks/results.chtml?filename_num=00027   (301 words)

[No title] The Neighbourhood Development Program is funded through the South Australian Government’s Department of Human Services and City of Onkaparinga and sits within the Community Development section of the City of Onkaparinga, supporting 2.3 (FTE) workers. It will also explore the attitudes of a small group of community people who live in the Onkaparinga Council region, in relation to the concept of Social Inclusion, how they see themselves within that concept and what they feel it is important to consider when addressing this issue. Another positive aspect to the project, is that it has opened up the possibility of some partnership work between the Social Inclusion Unit and City of Onkaparinga and that aspect is currently being pursued. www.sprc.unsw.edu.au /ASPC2003/papers/Paper22a.doc   (5283 words)

Biodiversity Toolbox - Environmental Grants Program: Onkaparinga Shire   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) The purpose of the Grants Program is to assist community initiatives to improve the environment and the quality of life within the City of Onkaparinga. A sample of the application guidelines and conditions of use are available along with the application form. If you are unable to access these documents, please contact Environment Australia to organise a suitable alternative format. www.deh.gov.au /biodiversity/toolbox/templates/onkaparinga.html   (146 words)

St. John Ambulance Australia (SA) There are 370 Community Care volunteers across the state, who give over 20,000 hours of their time every year. The Onkaparinga Neighbourhood Continuum Care Program helps people aged over 60 living in the City of Onkaparinga find secure and affordable housing and helps others with ongoing support services to allow them to remain in the community they have been living in. Onkaparinga Continuum Care Program - covers the City of Onkaparinga Council area. www.stjohnsa.com.au /community/body.asp   (597 words)

Australian Libraries Renew Partnership with Dynix Adelaide City Council (Adelaide, South Australia), City of Onkaparinga Libraries (Noarlunga Centre, South Australia), Newcastle Region Library (Newcastle, New South Wales), Port Adelaide Enfield Library Service (Port Adelaide, South Australia), and Sutherland Shire Libraries & Information Service (Sutherland, New South Wales) have selected Horizon because of its advanced feature set. Adelaide City Council has been a Dynix customer for the past 10 years. A Dynix customer since 1991, the City of Onkaparinga Libraries cited a number of features that were critical in its decision to upgrade, including greater searching capability, improved access to databases, and a fresh and personalized user interface. www.dynix.com /about/press/2003/490.asp   (611 words)

The City of Unley - Mural Project   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) The City of Unley is a joint partner in the Southern Region Crime Prevention Program with the Cities of Mitcham, Marion and Holdfast Bay. In 2003 the Program commissioned a report on crime and identified that graffiti management was the most urgent issue to be addressed across all four Councils. The City of Unley is proud to celebrate the efforts of our young community members in helping to tackle the issue of graffiti. www.unley.sa.gov.au /site/page.cfm?u=611   (330 words)

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Onkaparinga Community Guide and Business Directory   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) The Onkaparinga CommunityGuide is part of the CommunityGuide Network of websites and is designed to help residents and visitors find information about Onkaparinga, its facilities, businesses, community groups, events, attractions and services. It brings together information from a wide range of sources and provides free online services to the local community and a range of services for businesses and people who live in, work in or visit the City of Onkaparinga. The Onkaparinga Community Guide is your online guide to the City of Onkaparinga. www.onkaparinga.communityguide.com.au   (422 words)

City of Onkaparinga: A Lightbox By Paul Pegler City of Onkaparinga: A Lightbox By Paul Pegler These images are taken within the City of Onkaparinga showing places of interest. Any breach of copyright or unauthorised use will be vigorously pursued. ozimages.com.au /PLightbox.asp?ID=4406   (100 words)

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