Early General News
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Phoebe Christofi, December 04th, 2019
The Stirling Fringe is back for its fourth season in 2020 from Friday, February 21 to Sunday, March 1 and the Adelaide Hills is buzzing with excitement.
Coming off a high in 2019, the 2020 season promises to be even bigger and better with new locations and exciting performances.
“We’re going to be moving to the Stirling Community Theatre on the first weekend which is really exciting and we’ve got a big lineup,” Creative Director of Bamboozled... 
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Robbie Falzon, November 27th, 2019
Our national parks are beautiful and teeming with native flora and fauna and what lots of people don’t know is that they are accessible to those with disabilities.
The Department of Environment and Water (DEW) have been working towards inclusion and accessibility throughout their organisation.
International Day of People with Disability is on Tuesday, December 3 and to highlight South Australia’s national parks to people with disabilities Senior Project Officer at DEW Yvie Eglinton developed a ‘Wheely Good Bushwalk’.
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Nick Ward, November 20th, 2019
Young artists are bringing plain walls to life across the Hills with colour and character, forging reputations as professional creatives in the process.
19-year-old Lucinda Penn, whose work adorns the side of Stirling’s Hokey Pokey lolly shop and café, said she was grateful for the opportunity to give back to her community.
“Stirling needs more colour and excitement and I wanted to contribute to the character of the town where I've grown up,” Lucinda said.
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Nick Ward, November 13th, 2019
The first light electric vehicle (EV) to be available for test driving in the Hills is generating a buzz that shows where the market is heading, according to dealer Graham Jarrett, owner of Jarrett Nissan in Bridgewater.
He said it was a “no brainer” to stock the new Nissan Leaf in his showroom four months ago.
“The Adelaide Hills is the perfect place to market a vehicle like this because it suits the lifestyle,” Graham said.
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Oliver Brown, November 06th, 2019
When Mount Barker TAFE closed its visual arts department in 2014, aspiring potters from the Adelaide Hills were left with nowhere nearby to learn the craft.
That’s about to change, however, with the recently established Adelaide Hills Ceramics Association organising a wheel throwing class for newbie potters.
Current association president Emma Dedman was one of the TAFE students doing visual arts at Mount Barker and she said the closure came as quite a shock.
“Everyone was devastated when it came... Read Article
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