Breakfast with the Hounds & Geoff

28/12/2024

The BAND FROM U.N.C.L.E. is a five piece Adelaide band playing hits from the mid 70's to the early 80's.

28/12/2024

25/12/2024

Merry Christmas from the hounds...

25/12/2024

18/12/2024

Don't listen to doctors. Keith is 81

08/12/2024

This dog walks into a post office and says to the Postmaster "I need to send a telegram."
The Postmaster says "OK, what is it?"
The dog says "I need it to say, Woof woof woof woof woof woof woof." The Postmaster counts the words and says "Well, for the same price, I can put 3 more "woofs" in for you."
The dog looks at him and says "But then it wouldn't make any sense."

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04/12/2024

Sasquatch is a big part of Indian culture

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28/11/2024

Our Road Safety Section are once again offering the popular FREE road safety program for Learner Drivers and Qualified Supervising Drivers on Wednesday 18th December.

The Safer Journeys Together program includes two sessions that run at the same time, one for learner drivers and one for parents/guardians, so they can be attended at the same time.

This setup means that one ticket covers both participants - one Learner Driver AND one Qualified Supervising Driver.

🔸🔷 When & Where 🔷🔸
📍SA Police Road Safety Centre, Military Road West Beach.
📅 Wednesday 18th December 2024, 7pm – 9pm

Learner Drivers need to be aware of licence conditions and safe driving practices. They will also meet and hear from Holly Scott, our first Road Safety Ambassador, who will share her experience of surviving a serious car crash.

At the same time, parents/guardians need to know changes to road rules and their responsibilities when acting as a Qualified Supervising Driver. They will meet Holly’s dad and hear about his experience with Holly’s crash.

Tickets are now available 👉 https://sapol.info/SHP.

22/11/2024

🚨 RED ALERT: Common myna at large in Victor Harbor and surrounds. 🚨

There is an immediate call for sightings of this bird, seen earlier this week in Encounter Bay, on the outskirts of Victor Harbor.

The common myna (also known as the Indian myna) is not native to Australia and is an extremely aggressive bird that evicts other native birds from their nests, destroys their eggs and kills their chicks.

It is important to immediately report any sightings via https://www.feralscan.org.au/mynascan/ or by calling the Pest Alert Hotline on 1800 084 881. This information will help us to track down and destroy these birds before they reproduce and become established in South Australia.

Please note that the common myna should not be mistaken for the native noisy miner or yellow-throated miner, which look similar, except the native species have light grey to grey-brown bodies.

👉 Find out more about the common myna:https://www.pir.sa.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0011/232022/CommonMyna.pdf

City of Victor Harbor
District Council of Yankalilla
Alexandrina Council
Fleurieu Environment Centre
Willunga Environment Centre
Second Nature Conservancy Inc. - formerly GWLAP
Department of Primary Industries and Regions
Fleurieu Sun
The Times, Victor Harbor
Murraylands and Riverland Landscape Board

17/11/2024

nsw.gov.au/id-support-nsw/be-prepared/passwords
Password check

Passwords, once hailed as the ultimate security measure, are losing their effect following a push for complexity. It's still important that we create and maintain strong passwords. But what does 'strong' mean?