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Site down by Stewart
05/09/2011

A very unusual issue has caused the site to be unavailable for some people.  Now fixed, sorry for the downtime.  The hamster who was not peddling hard enough will be dismissed.


New CFS paging site by Andy
08/06/2010

CFS paging

This is a `new` version, which seems to be a bit faster than the old one. Updates as things happen apparently



Adelaide home price median rises to $382,000

 by Andy
16/01/2010

ADELAIDE house prices have risen by more than 6 per cent in the past year and further strong growth is forecast for the year ahead.

Official Valuer-General figures, released exclusively to The Advertiser, reveal the metropolitan median price rose 6.25 per cent to $382,500 in the December quarter 2009, compared to the same period in 2008.

Across the state the improvement was almost as dramatic, with a 5.77 per cent increase to $352,000.

The Advertiser 16th Jan 2010




Corkage charges up almost 90 per cent

 by Andy
03/01/2010

CORKAGE prices are steadily climbing in South Australian restaurants, with the average price at $18 - and one charging $50.

Customers considering whether to BYO are being advised to check charges in advance to avoid being left with a sour taste in the mouth.




Daylight saving/dogs on beaches. by shazrazmataz
04/10/2009


Following the April 2009 decision by the Government, the daylight saving period in South Australia is from the first Sunday in October each year until the first Sunday in April the following year, on an ongoing basis.


Dogs on the Beach

To ensure a consistent approach to dogs on the beach the following conditions apply:

Daylight Saving (October to March)

  • Before 10:00 am dogs must be under effective control*;
  • Between 10:00 am and 8:00 pm dogs must be on a leash not exceeding 2 metres in length.

Non Daylight Saving (April to September)

  • Dogs must be under effective control* at all times

*Effective control means your dog is close to you and can be controlled with voice command.  If you don`t think you could call your dog back under distraction of other dogs or other people, please do not take your dog off lead.


Quiz by Stewart
05/09/2009

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Useful Numbers< by Stewart
16/08/2009

Utilities:

Banks that are located in SA:

Emergency: 

Dial 000 in an emergency (police, ambulance or fire).

This is a 24-hour freecall number. Dial 112 from a mobile phone.

For non-emergency police attendance, call 13 1444.

Other emergency contact numbers include: