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…Selection process The Barossa Council runs a best practice recruitment model to ensure each role is recruited on merit and is centred on the candidate’s experience. It is our vision that each person…

…Employee compliance Council employees are required by law to adhere to employee compliance measures which are in place to ensure an ethical and regulated workplace. Employee gifts and benefits While…

…Animal management Barossa Council area is home to thousands of animals including companion, working, native and pest species. Our priority is to ensure a harmonious and healthy coexistence…

…Contracts and tenders Tenders - SA Tenders and Contracts Find our current open tenders available on SA Tenders and Contracts. Purchase orders Standard Terms and Conditions for Purchase of Goods…

…Council has in excess of 200 recreational open spaces and ovals maintained by volunteers, council staff and contractors. Whether you're planning a private function, concert, festival or sporting…

…Salaries Register Related documents Salaries Register (1.4MB PDF…

…Transport services Barossa & Light Community Transport was set up in 1992 to help transport disadvantaged residents of The Barossa Council and Light Regional Council get to appointments and activities…

…Native vegetation Native vegetation clearance Most native vegetation in South Australia is protected, requiring approval to clear. Native Vegetation Heritage Agreements The Native Vegetation Heritage…

…Agendas and minutes Council and committee meeting agendas and minutes are legal records of decisions and directions made. Committees of Council include internal and subsidiary committees…

…Fire danger season This Fire Danger Season has been confirmed to start 1 December 2025 to midnight 30 April 2026 within The Barossa Council area. The Barossa Council area falls within the Mount Lofty…

…Firewood collection The collection of timber for firewood from our roadsides and reserves is illegal. Timber collection for firewood purposes is also detrimental to the biodiversity that we need…

…Barossa Community Men’s Shed The Barossa Community Men’s Shed provides workshop activities and social support for men aged 18 years and over. The 'Men’s Shed' offers the opportunity to refine or learn…

…Media Release Events Tourism Barossa’s TDU double header 7 Oct 2025 Barossa is set to shine on the big stage with a full day of racing action following the announcement of a Santos Tour Down Under…

…Share your Barossa for a year 15 Apr 2026 What's filled with beautiful images of the Barossa, its people and culture, and has a habit of popping up in all corners of the world as it foretells the year…

…Zines with Sam Cowley When 09 July 2025 at 1:00pm - 4:00pm Where Nuriootpa Library, 43-51 Tanunda Road, Nuriootpa SA 5355 Cost $10pp Bookings Book online all ages welcome Add to calendar Share event…

…General Media Release Inclusion Accessible option 5 Aug 2024 A wall mounted height adjustable change table is offering an accessible option for those with mobility needs. Located within the facilities…

…Audit and Risk Committee The role of the Audit & Risk Committee is to monitor financial and risk management of the Council and report to and provide advice to Council. The Committee oversees…

…Flexible payments We understand that everyone's situation is different, and that's why you can request flexible payments to pay your rates. Whether you'd like to pay weekly, fortnightly or monthly…

…Wastewater systems Choosing the correct and most suitable system for your property is dependent on many factors such as the soil types, available allotment space and the availability…

…Receiving your rates You will receive a new rates notice about a month before the due dates for your quarterly payment instalments. These due dates happen in September, December, March, and June…