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Australia Day nominations for 2020 – nominations close December 16th All Coomalie residents are asked to think of nominating Coomalie residents for the 2020 Australia Day Awards for Coomalie Community Government Council. The three categories for which the community is asked to consider nominating are: Citizen of the Year—To be eligible, the person must be an Australian Citizen.

Young Citizen of the Year—To be eligible, the person must be an Australian Citizen under 30 years of Age on January 26 2020.

Community Event of the Year—This is presented to the person/group who has staged the most outstanding community event during the past year.

Please refer to this edition of the Stop Press for further details.

Remote Sport Funding Agreement with Department of Tourism, Sport and Culture. Council has along with Councils in the NT ,been offered a 5 year funding agreement with the NT Government subject to delivery of annual plans. The program part supports the Community Recreation Officer position that delivers sports and recreation activities. Council supplements the funding to enable a FT position that includes responsibilities for event and activity management and programs support from ANZAC Day through to Senior Christmas parties, Territory Day and School Holiday Programs. The Community Recreation Officer position is currently being advertised as a one year position with potential exten-sion subject to meeting annual workplan requirements. Applications from suitably qualified people will be received up to December 9th, 2019. Full details are on Council website www.coomalie.nt.gov.au

Administration Office Christmas New Year Closure In line with previous years the administration office will be closed under the following authorisation of Council

The Operations Department field staff and Supervisors will be working through this period to attend to the variety of recurrent roles required particularly in the townships. Staff will be also on call to assist with any issues that might arise and are normally weather related.

The Council authorise closure of the Administration office for the Christmas period from 4pm Friday 20th December 2019, reopening at 8am on Monday 6th January 2020.

Expressions of interest

Annual Expressions of Interest call for Contract Spraying and Slashing has gone out.

Contractors will be used to

assist the Council’s slashing

and weed spraying program as

done in previous years. Both

staff and contractors will be

used, dependent on weather,

time, staff and equipment

availability.

Rum Jungle Lake maintenance capping

Rum Jungle Lake is now temporarily closed for maintenance and will reopen at the end of December. Contractors have been operating within the site to use overburden from the northern area of the lake for capping works on the waste dump.

The onsite works subject to weather should be completed prior to Christmas.

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Roads

With the rain starting, the roads will be monitored, and any potholes patched as they appear.

Water grade and roll program has been in opera-tion.

Sink hole out the front of 10 Becker Street once reported was immediately responded to and fixed.

With the onset of rain, the drains in the township will be monitored and clean out as necessary, street sweeper will be in Adelaide River mid-November

The second seal on Coach Road will proceed in next month.

Parks

Batchelor

Few branches have come down with the rain and strong winds, footpaths will be monitored and cleaned as needed.

Adelaide River

Usual palm frond pick up, not as much rain as in

Batchelor. Footpaths will also be monitored for

cleaning as needed.

Waste

Batchelor Waste Facility

Mulch has been spread to reduce the risk of com-bustion. Generally the public are separating their waste wherever possible.

Adelaide River Waste Facility

Adelaide River waste facility is running rela-tively smoothly. The public are requested to put general waste in the large bins.

Unfortunately tyres are still being disposed of at both sites. This considerably increases the costs of disposal of this listed waste stream.

Other

The exterior of Adelaide River Oval Toilets has been painted.

Cyclone Clean up in Batchelor town and Adelaide

River town was another success. Whilst only a low

percentage of properties in both towns put out for

collection. All items where acceptable for pick up

and these people adhered to the guidelines of the

pre-Cyclone season cleanup.

WEIGHT RESTRICTIONS IN EFFECT AS OF

1st DECEMBER 2019

Council will have weight restrictions on their Coomalie Bitumen and Unsealed Roads.

• 20 Tonne on sealed roads

• 10 Tonne on unsealed roads

Any heavier vehicles wishing to access these roads will need to apply to Council for a permit.

All enquiries please contact Coomalie Council on 8976 0058.



Position Vacant

COMMUNITY RECREATION OFFICER

1 YEAR FULL TIME CONTRACT (with possible extension)

Council is seeking a reliable, highly organized person to carry out the role of Community Recreation Officer.

The work involves developing, organising, managing and supervising Council’s community sports and recreation programs.

This position is also responsible for organizing Community events and delivering the Community Development Program.

The Position Description is available from the Council Office or on Council’s website at www.coomalie.nt.gov.au

Applications must address relevant experience, the requirements of the position and include two recent work-related references

Applications close at 4.00 pm on Monday 9th December 2019.

Postal Address: PO Box 20, Batchelor NT 0845 Email: [email protected]

Council Office: 141 Cameron Road Batchelor

Paul McInerney Chief Executive Officer

Expressions of Interest - Ongoing

SERVICE OFFICER - CASUAL POSITION AS REQUIRED

The casual service officer positions will be utilised from time to time and as required to carry out a variety of duties to assist and maintain Council assets which include roads, parks, gardens and ovals. The work may include manual work, truck and plant operation, as well as maintenance of plant and trucks.

Casual Services Officers must be able to work outdoors for long periods. The successful applicants will have good interpersonal and organisational skills.

Previous experience doing similar work will be highly considered. Favourable consideration will also be given to applicants with the ability to skillfully operate and maintain a backhoe and bobcat.

The positions are Casual and will be utilized as required to supplement Council three person team in times of annual and sick leave and other specific projects.

Resumes that outline clear details of skills and experience and work history and referees can be forwarded to the contact person below.

Expressions of Interest will be received on an ongoing basis.

Please deliver, post or e-mail your resume to the Acting Corporate Services Officer at Coomalie Council.

Council Office: 141 Cameron Road Batchelor Postal Address: PO Box 20, Batchelor NT 0845

Email: [email protected]

Council reserves the right not to make an appointment.

Paul McInerney, Chief Executive Officer

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mailto:[email protected]




2019/2020 PROPERTY RATES

Rate Notices were issued early September with the due date being the 4th October 2019.

Amounts outstanding after the due date will be charged interest of 18% per annum, calculated daily.

All landowners should be aware that Council has resolved to strictly enforce the provisions of the Local Government Act which, if a property has accrued arrears of Rates, allows Council to request the Lands Title Office to register a charge over the land unless suitable repayment

arrangements are entered into.

Please contact the Council Office if you have not received your Rates Notice.

Council are currently applying Overriding Statutory Charges on Properties that are in arrears from previous years.

Council are also currently in the process of exercising their Power to Sell Land for non-payment of Rates.

If Rates have been in arrears for at least 3 years, and an Overriding Statutory Charge securing

liability for the Rates has been registered for at least the last 6 months, Council may sell the land.



From the Batchelor Police Station

On Monday 18th November 2019 Senior Police Auxiliary Andrea PARKANYI commenced work at the Batchelor Police Station following maternity leave.

Senior Auxiliary PARKANYI has been a member of the Northern Territory Police Force for 13 years and has served in Darwin, Tennant Creek and Alice Springs.

Andrea will be working at the Batchelor Police Station from 08:00am to 4:00pm from Monday – Thurs-day to service the communities of Batchelor, Adelaide River and surrounding areas with any MVR, Fire-arms or other Police related community needs.

Feel free to come down to the Police Station to meet Andrea and have a chat.

Please join me in welcoming Andrea to the Batchelor team.

Regards,

Paul PARKANYI | Remote Sergeant – Officer in Charge

Batchelor Police Station | Northern Territory Police Force





COMMUNITY RECREATION

OFFICER UPDATE

Hey Coomalie Residents!

WHATS BEEN GOING ON??

The National Servicemen’s Association organised a great service for Remembrance Day which was held at the Adelaide River War Graves. Thank you to Batchelor Area School and Adelaide River School for your involvement.

I would like to do an amazing shout-out to all the wonderful business who have sponsored our annual Seniors Christmas Party. We cannot thank you enough, we are looking forward to having a successful day because of your contribution!

The Coomalie Council Tennis Net is now available for hire at the Batchelor General Store. To

hire the equipment you must provide a refundable $50.00 deposit and agree to the terms and conditions.

UPCOMING EVENTS:

Seniors Christmas Party – for all the Seniors that have booked in I will see you there!

Seniors Bingo Morning Tea – We will recommence in the New Year on the 30thof January 2020. Bingo morning tea is held on the last Thursday of the month from 9am located outside the Adelaide River Store. Tea, coffee, cake and prizes provided! If you need transport to come along, please contact me at the Council office.

Seniors Mystery Bus Tour – Our tour will resume on the 11thof February! Council will be providing a free bus service for a mystery lunch trip to somewhere in the outer Darwin area. Plan the day from around 9am – 2pm. The bus service will be free, but attendee’s will be paying for their own meals and drinks.

School Holiday Program- We are going on a road trip to Darwin for activities with Flip-Out, Ice Skating and the Movies! We will also be having an Arts and Craft Day, Pool Party and fun times at Batchelor Outdoor Education Centre. If you would like to join the School Holiday Program forms are available at the Batchelor Store, Adelaide River Store, Adelaide River Library and at the Council office and website.

After School Sports will commence back in Term One next year! Funday Monday’s at Batchelor Area School and Well-Being Wednesdays at Adelaide River School. Both programs run from 2:45pm and finish at 3:45pm. We require a new form every term, so make sure your permission slip is up-to date!

Thank you all so much for your ongoing support in 2019. See you next year!

Happy Holidays!

Don’t forget to like us on Facebook to see what events we have coming up in the Coomalie Region.

Have a happy day Stacie Selwood



OUT & ABOUT WITH THE COMMUNITY RECREATION OFFICER



Australia Day Award Nominations

Do you know someone who is

always helping out and deserves

special thanks?

Did you attended a

wonderful event in 2019 and

want to show you appreciated it?

Nominations are now open for the following categories:

Citizen of the Year

Young Citizen of the Year Community Event of the Year

Nominations close Monday 16th December 2019

Forms are available from Post Office’s, Schools, Clinics, Council Office, Ade-laide River Library & Council Website.











Thank you to the wonderful sponsors that are supporting this event!

Coomalie Seniors Christmas Lunch





BATCHELOR MARKETS

MANAGER/COORDINATER

The Batchelor Markets is looking for a new Manager/Coordinator to organise and run them from 2020. After a fun filled 5 years, Denise will no longer be able to run them.

This is a great opportunity for someone to take these wonderful country markets to the next level. We have received wonderful support and assistance from the Coomalie Community Government Council

(CCGC) and the Council of the Aging (COTA) Coomalie Branch.

If you are community minded and love markets, please give Denise a call on 0844 195 430, and have a chat about this very necessary month-

ly event in Batchelor.

COTA (NT) COOMALIE BRANCH

ANNUAL CHRISTMAS DINNER DANCE

SATURDAY 14TH DECEMBER 2019.

RUM JUNGLE TAVERN

7.00P.M.

COTA MEMBERS $35.00

NON-MEMBERS $40.00

LUCKY DOOR PRIZES

BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL FOR CATERING PURPOSES

CONTACT JAN JEWELL

89760255





Radio Rum Jungle New Radio Frequency 96.1 FM

Local Broadcast With Local Host Rj (Reggae Joe ) on the Mid-morning Show

Monday to Friday 10am - 12pm

Friday Afternoons 2pm – 4pm

08 8939 7263

Radio Rum Jungle goes to Air LIVE through the CAAMA networks

Covering 60% of the Nation



Batchelor Waste Station Hours

Monday 6.00 am to 6.00 pm

Tuesday 6.00 am to 6.00 pm

Wednesday Closed

Thursday Closed

Friday 6.00 am to 6.00 pm

Saturday 6.00 am to 6.00 pm

Sunday 6.00 am to 6.00 pm

Adelaide River Police Station

Northern Territory Police

C/o Post Office, Adelaide River,

NT 0845,

08 8976 7042

Officer in Charge:

Remote Sergeant Peter Birch

Batchelor Police Station

Northern Territory Police

PO Box 21, Batchelor, NT

0845,

08 8976 0015

Officer in Charge:

Remote Sergeant Paul Parkanyi

Adelaide River Waste Station Hours

Monday 7.00 am to 5.00 pm

Tuesday Closed

Wednesday Closed

Thursday Closed

Friday 7.00 am to 5.00 pm

Saturday 7.00 am to 5.00 pm

Sunday 7.00 am to 5.00 pm

BATCHELOR POOL HOURS

Monday 3.00 pm to 6.00 pm Saturday 1.00 pm to 6.00 pm

Tuesday Closed Sunday 12.00 pm to 6.00 pm

Wednesday Closed

Thursday 3.00 pm to 6.00 pm

Friday 3.00 pm to 6.00 pm



Batchelor Primary Health Care Centre

27 Pinaroo CRESCENT, BATCHELOR 0845 - 08 8976 0011

Opening times:

• Monday:8:45am - 4:00pm

• Tuesday:8:45am - 4:00pm

• Wednesday:9:00am - 4:00pm

• Thursday:8:45am - 12:00noon

• Friday:8:45am - 4:00pm

Closed from 12:00 –1:00pm daily

Services:

• Antenatal Care

• Infant & Child Health

• Immunisations

• Adult Health Checks

• Palliative Care

• Chronic Disease management

• Sexual Health & Family Planning

• Nutritionist

Doctors are available ONLY by appointment:

Dr Russell Carter 9:00am—2:45pm Tuesdays

Dr Lucy Hurlstone 9:00am—2:45 Monday

9:00am—2:45pm Wednesday

Dr Naressa Tohlma 9:00am—2:45pm Monday

9:00am—2:45pm Tuesday

9:00am—2:45pm Wednesday



Tourism Top End is currently looking for Volunteers to assist at the Batchelor Visitor Information Centre.

If you are passionate about the Top End, would like the opportunity to meet new people, and want to share your enthusiasm about the wonderful things to see and do in and around the Coomalie region, then Tourism Top End would be very grateful for your help at the Batchelor Visitor Information Centre. Half or full day shifts available and on the job training provided.

For further information, please contact

Prue on 8976 0385

BATCHELOR MUSEUM UPDATE - DECEMBER 2019 & JANUARY 2020

Batchelor Museum is open everyday from 10am—4pm

Located on the Corner of Tarkarri Road & Kirra Crescent, Batchelor

Contact: Jan Hills 08 8976 7006

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The major item of news this month is sadly, the break-in which occurred a few weeks ago. In the last break-in the robbers failed to remove the safe which was bolted to the wall. They came prepared this time so removed the safe and damaged the concrete wall and cupboard beside it. Nothing in the safe, which had been given to us and is available for $30 in Bunnings. A futile exercise.

The thieves came in after unscrewing a screen, bending it back and removing the louvres- more damage. However taking our small computer used for EFTPOS was a blow. Apart from utilising the pre-paid internet before it was stopped, the computer is a big item for us to replace.

Bolt cutters were used on the padlock at the store where tables, chairs, and a bin are stored. Just another unnecessary expense to replace that item as there was nothing of use for the destructive burglars..

The ice creams, ice blocks, and drinks were possibly enjoyed before the frozen goods melted away -lets hope they were not wasted.

Realise many people in Batchelor have suffered from break-ins over the past few years. Such a pity that this small and beautiful town has to cope with the destructive and malicious happenings. Definitely not the Batchelor township so loved by many people over many years.

The museum is closed for now, apart from the people making special requests and so assuredly there is no money there. We don’t have cigarettes or alcohol stored there ever.

Repairs have been undertaken and sadly, there will be other steps taken to protect our building from more damage.

Maybe the people involved should offer assistance with what is a Community Asset – and then they would have pride in it and in themselves.

Yes, we could do with help with small jobs so try something positive instead.

Apart from the problems we remain positive for next year, and have some special openings for visitors here for the commemoration service of the Bombing of Darwin. Before hand we will have a working bee and any extra hands will be welcome.

On Wednesday I attended the launch of Kathy Mills book re Jack Mc Ginness- a great turnout at the NT library and a good chance for many people to connect. Jack’s brother, Joe, is featured in the Museum beside the story of their Mother Alyandabu-(spelled variously)

Hopefully more information can be added to this display next year.

Cheers, Jan Hills, President.

DONATIONS to BATCHELOR

MUSEUM

Whilst the Batchelor Museum is primarily an interpretive one, we have been given some wonderful display items. When you visit you will see the name on the ob-ject and the person who has donated it- some of the notices are yet to be done.

Items must be given permanently to the Museum and there is a form which we will have available- the format given to us from the Military Museum in Darwin, please be aware this is a common policy of museums.

Be proud of the Museum – it will showcase the unique town of Batchelor and will be a valuable resource to bring visitors from all over.



MONTHLY BUS TRIP TO COOLALINGA AND GATEWAY

Pick up at Batchelor and Adelaide River Stores

Monday 16th December 2019

Monday 16th January 2020

Booking Essential—We are now using our now 12 seater bus and 11 passengers plus driver to allow for seats for walkers,

wheelchairs and shopping Contact Jan Jewell 89760255

MORNING TEA

Rum Jungle Bowls Club Batchelor

Friday 3rd January 2020 —9:30am start

Friday 31st January 2020 —9:30am start

Contact Jan Jewell 8976 0255

COOMALIE COMMUNITY SHED

Cutler Place Batchelor

Every Tuesday 9.00a.m. to 2.00p.m.

Contact James Wright 0488 195 410

QUIZ NIGHT

QUIZ NIGHT IS SUSPENDED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

December 2019 & January 2020 dates to remember

COTA NT (Coomalie Branch) Committee

If you have anything you wish to discuss please contact

Jan Jewell—8976 0255

Dates for your Diary

Pageant 18th December

5.oop.m. around streets of

Batchelor

• Please note December bus is a week ear-lier due to Christmas—now on 16th De-cember

• December Morning tea has been moved to 3rd January as normal date falls on day after Boxing Day.

• January Bus has been brought forward to 20th as the normal day falls on Australia Day Public Holiday



Christmas Closing Times for Batchelor Community Library

Last Community Library session is Sunday 15th December 2019.

First Community Library session in 2020 is Friday 10th of January.

Batchelor Institute will be closed from 20th of December until 6th January 2020.

Everyone is welcome – adults whenever the Batchelor Institute Library is open and children during the Kids’ Time given below.

During School Holidays, from the 6th January, - as well as the usual Kids’ Time, children over 8 years are welcome throughout the day. Younger children must be accompanied by adults.

During School Terms – children are only allowed during Kids’ Time.

Have a great holiday and see you at the Library in the New Year.

Kids’ Time in the Library

Friday 3.00 – 5.30 pm Sunday 1.00 – 4.30 pm

Opening Hours

Thursday 2.30 to 6.30pm Friday 3.30 to 6.30 Saturday 9.00am to 2pm

Hi Library Friends

With the hot weather and long tiring last few weeks of term upon us, there is no nicer place in Adelaide River than Library to rest, read, relax and see your friends.

Our opening hours will stay the same for the end of term 4 and throughout the Christmas holidays. The only change is that we will be closed Boxing Day, Thursday the 26th December.

We will be able to spread ourselves out a bit more once school finishes and are happy to do some crea-tive art and craft projects during the school break. Just ask Miss H, Lance or Lucinda for some help if you would like to make presents, cards or decorations for the Festive Season.

We are in the process of ordering new resources for the Library and invite requests for new items to be added to our collection. Just let the staff know what is on your wish list. All our fiction, non-fiction, audio books and DVDs are available for borrowing.

Library staff would like to remind families that we welcome and encourage all our children to enjoy the Library. However, we need send a reminder that we are not a babysitting or childcare service. Children under five years old must have an adult actively supervising their visit at all times.

Children 8 years and older can come to the Library by themselves and we are proud to say that the older children that spend time with us are always kind to each other, polite, respectful, look after the little kids, and are a joy to have around. We love you guys.

Please phone 89767069 during library hours if you have any ques-

tions or requests. We look forward to seeing you.

Batchelor Library News

Adelaide River Library News



DOGS IN THE COOMALIE SHIRE

NEW Registration dates

All dogs within the Coomalie Region over 3 months of age must be registered. You can register your dog at the Coomalie Council Office in Batchelor or

Adelaide River or via email.

Dogs must be on a leash at all times in any public area otherwise they will be impounded.

Fees apply if your dog has been put in the pound. Impoundment fees are initially $90.00 for registered dogs and $165.00 for unregistered dogs, then $60.00 per day kept in Pound. Registered dogs are

kept for 3 days and unregistered dogs kept for 2 days. Unregistered dogs must be registered before being released from the pound.

Registration Fees Town Dogs - A limit of 2 dogs per house-hold applies Registered Sept-August (1 year) $30.00 Registered March—August (6 months)$20.00 Concessions

1/2 price

Rural Dogs - Registration is free and no limits apply



NAME LOCATION CONTACT NUMBER

Sharon Beswick

Justice of the Peace

Adelaide River 8976 7020

[email protected]

Jan Hills


Adelaide River 8976 7006

[email protected]

Andrew Turner


Batchelor 8976 0586

[email protected]

Paul Rousham


Batchelor 8939 7291

[email protected]

Lissa Herrmann

Commissioner of Oaths

Batchelor 8976 0080

[email protected]

Jennifer Hutson


Batchelor 8965 1140

Myra Skinner


Batchelor 8976 0271

Melissa Kerr


Batchelor 0428 554 818

[email protected]

Christine Platell


Batchelor 8988 2114

[email protected]

John Whatley


Batchelor 8976 0098

[email protected]

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE/COMMISSIONER OF OATHS

POOL

OPEN

BATCHELOR POOL HOURS:

MONDAY: 3.00pm to 6.00pm

TUESDAY: CLOSED

WEDNESDAY: CLOSED

THURSDAY: 3.00pm to 6.00pm

FRIDAY: 3.00pm to 6.00pm

SATURDAY: 1.00pm to 6.00pm

SUNDAY: 12.00pm to 6.00pm







WHAT WHERE WHEN

Adelaide River Show Soci-

ety Christmas Tree

Adelaide River Show Soci-ety

Saturday 14th December 2019

Santa arriving at 4:30pm

COTA Annual Christmas

Dance

Rum Jungle Tavern Saturday 14th December 2019

From 7:00pm

School Holiday Program Various locations January 8th—24th 2020

Australia Day Batchelor Area School Hall Sunday 26th January 2020

From 7:30am

Seniors Bingo Morning Tea

Adelaide River Store Thursday 30th January 2020

9:00am—11:30am

Mystery Bus Tour Mystery Location in outer Darwin

Tuesday 11th February 2020

9:00am—2:00pm

Council Run After

School Sports

Batchelor Area School

Adelaide River School

Term One 2020

Monday 2.45pm - 3:45pm (BAS)

Wednesday 2.45pm - 3.45pm (AR)

Grey Panthers Dance Classes

Rum Jungle Tavern Every Tuesday

10.30am - 12:00pm

Batchelor Playgroup Pre School Grounds Batchelor Area School

Every Friday during School Term 8.30am - 12:00pm

Social Bowls Rum Jungle Bowls Club Every Tuesday from 5:30pm

Every Thursday from 5:40pm

Agemoves Adelaide River School

Library

Every Wednesday

3.30pm - 4.15pm

Agemoves BIITE Research Building Every Tuesday 5:00pm

Adelaide River

Playgroup

Adelaide River Access Shed

(NOT OPERATING THIS TERM)

Batchelor Op Shop St Francis of Assisi, Angli-can Church, Mardango

Crescent

Food bank days

(every 2nd Friday)



ORGANISATION ACTIVITIES

Church Seventh Day Adventist

When: Saturday - Worship 11am

Venue: Seventh Day Adventist Church Mardango Crescent

Contact: Ros Jones 8948 5720

Church of the Resurrection

When: Every 2nd and last Sunday of the month 11am Venue: Memorial Terrace Adelaide

River

Contact: Father Peter Huan

St Francis Anglican Church

When: Sunday 9am, children welcome

Venue: 25 Mardango Crescent

Contact: Rev’d Phil Zamagias

8983 1841

St John Volunteers

When: Monday 5pm - 7pm

Venue: Ambulance Shed or Batchelor Health Centre Contact: Jan Powick on 8976 0360 Ages: 18 plus

Batchelor Fire & Emergency Response Group

When: Every 2nd & 4th Thursday @ 6pm $2 BBQ to follow Venue: Fire Shed

Contact: Steve Austin

0428 965 870

Council Meetings are generally held on the third Tuesday of each month and are open to the public, but are closed

for any confidential sessions.

December 2019 Meeting: 6:00pm 17/12/19

January 2020 Meeting: To be confirmed

Council’s Complaints Process

If you choose to raise concerns to (or compliment) Council you are requested to write to the Chief Executive Officer outlining the details. There are two (2) forms on the Coomalie Council website www.coomalie.nt.gov.au/ under Forms and Services; one is for complaints about dogs (Dog Complaint Letter) and the other is for general complaints (General Complaint Letter).

Adelaide River Council Office operates from Adelaide River Library.

Changes to times

Thursday 2:30pm - 6:30pm

Friday 3:30pm - 6:30pm

Saturday 9:00am - 2:00pm

Meals

When: Wed-Sun from 6pm Dry Season Venue: Adelaide River Show Society (ARRS Club)

Contact: ARRS Club 8976 7041

Printed and supported by Gary Higgins MLA Member for Daly

http://www.coomalie.nt.gov.au/

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