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…Registers Under various Acts of parliament, there are requirements for Council to keep and present information to the public. These include registers. Assessment book The assessment record is required…

…Libraries Our libraries are a great way to connect with your community, browse or renew items, check due dates, and place holds on library items through the Barossa Libraries Catalogue. Connect…

…Council elections From rubbish to roads, parks to paths, and bikes to bushwalks, local councils are central to creating places and spaces we enjoy in our everyday lives. Together with its communities…

…Cemeteries We are responsible for seven cemeteries in the council area, however, there are a number of other private and church cemeteries located within the local area. You can do a cemeteries search…

…Beekeeping Beekeeping involves raising honeybees in hives to produce honey and other products. It requires knowledge and skill, as well as the provision of a suitable hive, a consistent source of food…

…Food trucks Mobile Food Vendors, better known as food trucks, are welcome in The Barossa Council region where food or beverage is the primary product being provided and a permit has been obtained. We…

…Council workshops Council holds information and briefing sessions, called Elected Member Workshops. It gives Elected Members a chance to explore issues or ideas and receive information from staff…

…Petitions A petition is a document with the names, signatures and addresses of a group of people who have a common issue of concern or idea to bring to council for consideration. Petition guidelines…

…Digital Day When 18 July 2025 at 2:30pm - 4:30pm Where Nuriootpa Library, 43-51 Tanunda Road, Nuriootpa SA 5355 Cost Free Add to calendar Share event About Explore amazing Virtual Reality experiences…

…General Media Release Double the fun 8 Dec 2025 More fun times have been unlocked in the Barossa with two new playgrounds now officially opened. Funded by The Barossa Council, children at both…

…A generous Barossa 9 Dec 2025 When Stacy Modra from the Barossa Visitor Centre delivered four boxes filled with donations received from community members and Council staff for Lutheran Care's annual…

…Dog limits Our Council's By-Law 5 limits the number of dogs kept at your home or any property in and outside of our region's townships. The limit on the number of dogs kept inside a township is two (2…

…Dog owners Owning a dog comes with a number of responsibilities including desexing, microchipping, annual registrations, and appropriate socialisation and care. There are legal responsibilities…

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…General Media Release Sealing the way 14 Oct 2024 The school run is set to become much smoother after Council gave the thumbs up to sealing Neldner Road at Tanunda. Approximately 970 metres…

…Online Maps Our online mapping tools allows you to look at high-level data such as flood maps, wastewater systems, and roads in the Barossa region. These maps can be accessed by clicking on the below…

…General Environment Employment Meet Doreen 23 Dec 2024 For Doreen, our Barossa Bushgardens Natural Resource Centre Coordinator, the role of managing and maintaining the seven-hectare native display…

…Community Cars Our Community Cars Our community cars are driven by volunteer drivers who are fully trained, assessed and security cleared. To use the community car service you must be a resident…

…Bushwalking Welcome to the Barossa, a region renowned for its world-class wineries, exquisite cuisine and breathtaking landscapes. While the food and wine may be the primary draw for many, there's…

…Barossa Park Project Address Barossa Valley Way, Lyndoch (view map) Type The Big Project, Lyndoch Recreation Park Status Completed Anticipated completion date 31 March 2025 Budget $41,000,000…