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Do you have a community activity you would like to promote?

The Community Noticeboard provides an avenue for local not-for-profit groups and community organisations to promote their community activities.

If your group or organisation is based within the Council area and would like to promote its activities or services, please read the guidelines below and complete the online Community Noticeboard Application Form

Community Noticeboard guidelines

The City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters reserves the right to accept or reject applications for notices to be included on the online Community Noticeboard based on community interest and the guidelines provided below.

You are welcome to submit your community activity if it:

  • occurs within the City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters council area
  • is open to the general public
  • is socially inclusive.

Application procedure:

  • all requests for display of notices on the online Community Noticeboard should be submitted using the Community Noticeboard Application Form
  • applications must be received at least 2 weeks before the start date of the activity.

The application may be refused if it:

  • could conflict with the Council’s values, policies or statutory responsibilities
  • promotes a specific religious or political activity or belief
  • has an administrative or governance focus (e.g. AGM, member meetings or board meetings)
  • does not provide complete information, such as dates, times and venue
  • does not promote the City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters in a positive manner
  • affects the Council’s reputation and public image negatively
  • is offensive, abusive or racist
  • promotes tobacco or alcohol use or distribution
  • appears to only promote or advertise the services of a business or commercial enterprise
  • is held outside the City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters
  • promotes private garage sales, regular school sporting activities, sporting events or home games etc.

The Council reserves the right to edit, decline or remove listings at its discretion.

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The Greek Orthodox Community and Parish of Prophet Elias Norwood and Eastern Suburbs Inc. is looking for sponsors

02/12/2024

The Greek Orthodox Community and Parish of Prophet Elias Norwood and Eastern Suburbs Inc. is pleased to announce that the 2025 Norwood Greek Festival will be held on Saturday 22nd February 2025 in the church grounds at 87 Beulah Road, Norwood. This will be their 13th festival.

The Norwood Greek Festival is a unique event that has enjoyed great success in bringing the community together as a whole in an atmosphere of family fun and enjoyment.

If you would like to sponsor the 2025 Norwood Greek Festival, please email President.ProphetEliasNorwood@outlook.com

George Morias

President, Greek Orthodox Community and Parish of Prophet Elias, Norwood and Eastern Suburbs Inc

Payneham Probus Club - Friendship, fellowship and fun. Monthly meetings in a relaxed environment

24/10/2024

We meet on the 4th Tuesday of each month.

Our general meeting runs from 10.00am to 10.30am. We then have a break for refreshments from 10:30am until 11:00am.

A Guest Speaker or entertainment follows - 11:00am until 11:50am, then Q&A if needed.
The meeting concludes at 12.00 noon.

Members can then choose to meet for lunch at a local hotel.

Find out more here 

Greater Adelaide Regional Plan

18/10/2024

Have your say on the Greater Adelaide Regional Plan

Regional plans play an important role in guiding sustainable growth by identifying land use and long-term infrastructure over a 15 to 30-year period. They outline where new housing and employment areas will be located, how services will be delivered, and what infrastructure is needed while exploring different growth scenarios.

What's being decided?

The State Planning Commission (the Commission) has released the Greater Adelaide Regional Plan (the Plan) and want to hear from community, councils and industry on how we sustainably prepare for future growth.

The Plan set outs a long-term vision for Greater Adelaide, detailing where people will live and work, how they will move around and where they will access services. It provides data and recommendations for managing growth and adapting to changes in our community and urban environment.

Additionally, the Plan focuses on the maintenance of green spaces and tree canopies, modernising essential services and infrastructure, recognising neighbourhood character and prioritising environmental sustainability.

Consultation closes Monday 4 November

Find out More 

Adelaide Pioneer VIEW Club: Tuesday 12 November - Luncheon and Guest Speaker

16/10/2024

VIEW Clubs of Australia are fundraising and social groups for women. We raise money for the charity, The Smith Family. There are 20 VIEW Clubs in South Australia.

We invite visitors to our next luncheon on Tuesday 12 November 2024, where our Guest Speaker will be John Brownlie, President The Headstone Project S.A.

Venue: The Kensi Hotel, Regent Street Kensington at 10.30 for 11.00am.

Visitors are welcome.

Contact: Laurel on 0439 082 439.

More information: www.view.org.au

Payneham Senior Citizens (Over 50s) Club

08/10/2024

Recently Retired? Need a New Interest or to Get Out of the House?

Want to Make New Friends?

The Payneham Senior Citizens (over 50’s) Club is a very friendly club which is open 3 days a week -Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays 12.30-3.00pm

Come and play indoor bowls, cards, Rummikin or board games and make new friends.

We are happy to teach you, or you can introduce us to a game.

Ring Ailene 83650763   

Chris 0411818614   

Francesca 0400899297

 

Address: 54 Coorara Ave, Payneham South 5070

H30 and H33 bus stops outside the door

$50 Annual Membership fee $3 per session (incl afternoon tea)

All welcome (Free first visit)

Environmental Sustainability Grants 2024-25

04/10/2024

The Rotary Club of St Peters, with support from the City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters, is again offering grants to individuals, community groups, schools, or businesses, preferably in the local area, to assist them undertake actions that will make a positive difference to the environment.

Grants are normally to a maximum of $1000, however projects with great merit may attract more.

Selection of awardees will be based on:

  • the environmental impact the project will have;
  • the project’s simplicity and its applicability to other groups;
  • the ability of the project to be sustained without ongoing financial support from the RCSP;
  • evidence that, where relevant, any previously RCSP funded project has been maintained.

Application to be made before October 31st with the grant period running until July 2025.

Enquiries and application forms from admin@rotarystpeters.org.au or see https:rotarystpeters.org.au.

Or contact Dr Chris Dawson at chris.dawson1@gmail.com

 

Rotary Club of St Peters 

 

 

 

 

Parents with 12-15 year olds: Participate in a study aiming to prevent youth vaping

04/10/2024

The University of Newcastle are seeking parents and their adolescent (aged 12-15) to participate in a study together to test if text-messages are effective in preventing vaping in youth. The study is conducted online with no face-to-face participation required. Parents and adolescents located anywhere in Australia are welcome to participate.

Parents and adolescents will be provided with a $20 e-gift card upon completion of the follow-up surveys.


Find out more: http://www.vapingpreventionstudy.com

Newcastle Study 2024

East Adelaide School Fair 2024

24/09/2024

Join us for the East Adelaide School Fair 2024, a fun-filled evening for the entire community! This year’s fair is our major fundraiser for 2024, with proceeds going towards playscaping developments and supporting East Adelaide Schoo

What to Expect: 

  • Petting Zoo & Pony RidesEast Adelaide School Fair 2024
  • Amusement rides 
  • Food trucks and stalls 
  • Live performances 
  • Market stalls 
  • Raffles and prizes 
  • Kids’ activities and games 
  • And much more!

Whether you’re a parent, student, or just part of our wonderful community, there’s something for everyone at the fair. Come and enjoy our event with your family and friends while supporting our school.


THIS IS A CASHLESS EVENT!

$5 TOKENS CAN BE PURCHASED BY EAST ADELAIDE SCHOOL FAMILIES ON Qkr & at the P&F stands on the day of the fair as well as CREDIT CARD FACILITIES

 

 

2024 Adelaide Kids & Youth Disability Expo

18/09/2024

The Adelaide Kids & Youth Disability Expo is a free, inclusive event for families from the City of Norwood, Payneham & St Peters and the greater Adelaide area.

The expo, now in its 9th year, was started to help raise awareness, promote discussion, discover solutions, and create opportunities for young people living with disabilities to enjoy everyday experiences.

The expo showcases some of Australia’s most innovative products and services available for young people living with a disability, allowing them, their families and carers to make informed choices about the support network available to them.

The 2024 event will be bigger and better than ever! More information, new interactive displays and lots of family fun.

Date - Saturday November 30, 2024
Time - 9.30am to 4.00pm
Venue - Netball SA Stadium, 155 Railway Tce, Mile End South
Tickets - Free

 https://kidsyouthdisabilityexpo.com.au/ or https://www.facebook.com/share/1MVyhWE1CfEdTi6g/

Adelaide Kids & Youth Disability Expo

IAF Literary Luncheon with Lainie Anderson in Conversation with Sandy Verschoor

09/09/2024

Literary Luncheon on Sunday, 22 September 2024 from 12 noon to 4:00 pm at Osmond Terrace Function Centre.

Organised by the Independent Arts Foundation (IAF).
Price is $50 for IAF members and $55 for non-members, which includes lunch.

Visit our IAF website to book for the event.

https://www.iafoundation.org.au/