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…Sand Art When 08 July 2025 at 10:30am - 11:30am Where Lyndoch Council Branch Office and Library, 29 Barossa Valley Way, Lyndoch SA 5351 Cost $3pp Bookings Book online ages 5-18 years Add to calendar…

…Your Barossa, Your Say It’s your community - be part of the conversation. We believe that every voice matters. This is your direct line to join the conversation, provide feedback, share ideas…

…Signage Council has an approved framework for how community and commercial signs on Council land are managed. This will ensure signage erected on Council land doesn’t detract from the character…

…The Barossa Council is committed to maintaining a culture that respects its customers' right to privacy. Our Privacy Policy (and below) explains how we will collect and manage the personal information…

…Shop talk 15 Apr 2026 Council’s Public Library team has taken their mission of spreading the ‘Words Grow Minds’ message directly down the aisles of Barossa’s biggest supermarket. The “Read, Talk, Play…

…Payments Pay my rates Pay your rates in full or quarterly online. Application payment Development and wastewater application payments can be made online using the payment reference number as shown…

…Dog parks View as list View as map Suburb All Adelaide Altona Angaston Barossa Bushgardens Bethany Eden Valley Freeling Gawler Kapunda Lyndoch Marananga Moculta Mount Pleasant Nuriootpa Penrice…

…Stray cats Stray cats and feral cats in the community can become a nuisance and cause problems if they've decided to make themselves at home and on your property. We work with the community to mediate…

…Council meetings Ordinary meetings of The Barossa Council are held on the third Tuesday of each month at 5.30 pm - with the exception of the January meeting which is held on the fourth Tuesday. All…

…Build a dam The construction of a dam, levee, mount or any other structure that will collect, direct or divert water will require either a development approval or a permit. For information, refer…

…Out and About Out & About is a social program designed for seniors and offering low-cost outings including day trips outside the region. All trips include door-to-door transport. Out & About is funded…

…Cat owners Cat ownership comes with a number of responsibilities including desexing, microchipping, and registration. You must ensure your cat does not pose a nuisance to your neighbours…

…Barking dogs Dog barking is a dog's natural form of communication. However, when dog barking becomes persistent and repetitive, there may be an underlying issue. As an owner, it's important to address…

…The Big Project The Big Project is the Barossa region’s largest and most ambitious community infrastructure project. It provides a blueprint for our investment in recreation, culture, and social…

…Pest control Pest control of animals that pose a threat to our agriculture, public health and safety, and environment is a main part of maintaining local ecological balance. Landscape South Australia…

…Recycling We are seeking to reduce the amount of waste going into landfill each year by asking all residents to place recyclable materials in your yellow or green bins. We encourage you to join us…

…The Barossa Storybank The Barossa Storybank is an exciting new digital storytelling project being developed as part of the Heritage Centre at the Barossa Creative Industries Centre. It will bring…

…Bin Service Council is committed to environmentally responsible waste and resource recovery services. The service mix promotes the protection of public health and assists the community to waste less…

…Build a shed The construction of most minor domestic structures such as sheds, garages and outbuildings will require development approval. Development approval is comprised of both planning consent…

…Book a Venue Book a venue HERE How to Book Guide (3.8MB PDF) Fees and Charges Register 2026-2027 Whether you're planning a private function, concert, festival, or sporting event, The Barossa Council…