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Upgrade of clubhouse facilities and road sheeting
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Quorn Pistol and Shooting Club Incorporated
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Upgrade of the Quorn Pistol and Shooting Club and access track, to improve visitor safety, amenity and increase visitation including competitions. Activities include: installation of veranda, insulation and cladding of internal walls and ceiling, and stainless steel cladding on kitchen work benches and wall surfaces. The access track will be upgraded with installation of drainage and sheeting.
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$34,754
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Quorn tennis and netball clubroom upgrade
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Quorn Community Sporting Association Inc
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Installation of outdoor blinds on Quorn tennis and netball club pergola, to improve player and visitor safety, health and amenity.
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$16,793
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Quorn Bowling Club facility upgrade
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Quorn Bowling Club Inc
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Upgrade of the Quorn bowling club, to improve member and visitor safety, health and amenity. The ceiling will be replaced with modern and lighter material, and LED lights and new emergency exit lights installed.
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$25,600
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Preserving historic Foster’s Store
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ROVESA Pty Ltd (as trustee for Brown Family Trust)
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Replacement of the roof on the historic Fosters Store, to protect and preserve the building’s unique heritage features.
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$50,530
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Quorn Hospital nurses accommodation
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Quorn Auxiliary
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Commissioning of three newly built accommodation units, onsite at the Quorn Hospital, to provide comfortable and safe accommodation for nursing staff. Activities include: erection of decking and fencing, installation of air-conditioning, preparation of car park area, and installation of a three-bay carport.
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$71,492
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Revitalisation of Hawker Memorial Hospital grounds
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Hawker Hospital Auxiliary
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Landscaping of Hawker Memorial Hospital grounds, to improve patient, staff and visitor safety, health and amenity. Activities include: concreting, ground resurfacing, plantings, fence renewal, installation of systematic rain watering capability, and upgraded night lighting.
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$40,379
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Retractable green shade for Hawker Bowling Club
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Hawker Community Sports Centre Inc
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The installation of retractable shade cover over the greens of the Hawker Bowling Club, to improve member and visitor safety and comfort. The shade cover will reduce heat and ultraviolet radiation year round making the greens more usable in extreme temperatures.
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$244,650
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Restore historic Hawker Railway Station water tank
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Hawker Community Development Board Incorporated
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Restoration of the heritage-listed Hawker Railway Station water tank, to increase the tourism value of the significant Hawker landmark. Activities include: repair and repainting of the tank in original heritage colours, and reinstatement of original marketing decals.
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$32,180
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Northern Flinders Ranges Pastoral Business Review Project
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Outback Communities Authority
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Engaging Rural Business Support to extend the successful Farm Business Strategic Review and Drought program, to assist 20 pastoral businesses in the northern Flinders Ranges. The early engagement program uses proven tools and on-farm support, to overcome fundamental barriers to adoption of best practice and assist farming families to improve productivity and profitability.
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$200,000
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Promotion of our region
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Flinders Ranges Tourism Operators Association Incorporated
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Improved marketing and promotion capability for the Flinders Ranges Tourism Operators Association, to better promote tourism and visitation to the region. Activities include: purchase of back light media wall displays and production of interchangeable banners with targeted hero imagery, purchase of lockable heavy-duty trailer for storage and transport of marketing material and equipment, and website and social media management.
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$52,500
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Feasibility Study - Hawker Geotourism and Visitor Centre
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The Flinders Ranges Council
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Implementation of a comprehensive feasibility study, conducted by a suitably credentialed consultant, to determine optimum business plan, location, design and resources needed to establish a high-quality tourism business hub in the Flinders Ranges’ town of Hawker. The study will also assess the economic impact of operating the proposed centre.
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$100,000
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Flinders Ranges tourist trail
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The Flinders Ranges Council
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Development of a 290km self-drive / ride tourist trail in the Flinders Ranges by placing interpretive signs at points of interest along the route accompanied by a descriptive map available as a brochure and online.
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$187,110
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Drought, Grants and Publicity Support Officer
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The Flinders Ranges Council
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Engagement of Drought, Grants and Publicity Support Officer, to facilitate promotion and communications to ensure that Council and the community have opportunity and capacity to access available funding and support programs.
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$82,259
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The Flinders Ranges Council Streetscapes Masterplan - Stage 1
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The Flinders Ranges Council
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Installation of Hawker entryway signage, as Stage 1 of the 10-year Streetscapes Masterplan. Large and distinctive entry signage on Wilpena Pound Road and Flinders Ranges Way, will improve the aesthetic and appeal of the town entry for tourists and residents (existing and new). Activities also include greening and landscaping, in Bush Food Capital theming.
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$265,000
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Heysen Trail signage, bathrooms, drinking water and trail management
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HAL Nominees Pty Ltd
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Upgraded facilities at Pichi Richi Park, for use by Heysen Trail walkers and park guests. Activities include: upgrading bathroom facilities, increasing rainwater holding capacity to provide drinking water for trail walkers, and improved trail signage. The trail will also be managed where it runs through the Pichi Richi Park, including trail marker upkeep, removal of fallen trees and branches, noxious weed control and trail and asset inspection as required.
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$47,713
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Quorn Lions Park Agricultural Museum
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The Flinders Ranges Council
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Major restoration of the Quorn Lions Park Agricultural Museum, to preserve its nationally significant and extensive collection of agricultural machinery and increase the appeal of and visitation to the park. Project elements include: formalised vehicle access and entry with signage, new shelter with paving and picnic setting, landscaping with native plantings, sealed circuit pathway through the path, machinery collection positioned on display pods with signage and historical information, and a pedestrian connection to provide safe access to the park and access to the Heysen Trail and the Bush Tucker Trail (under construction).
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$349,040
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Flinders Ranges Council Main Streets Facelift
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The Flinders Ranges Council
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An incentive scheme delivered by The Flinders Ranges Council, to provide for buildings in the main streets of Hawker, Quorn and Cradock to receive a ‘facelift’. Matched funding will be made available to owners of properties in need of maintenance along key high traffic areas, and to paint building facades using heritage or other colours appropriate to the area. The project will provide a significant visual lift to the streetscapes in the towns, enhancing the region’s tourism and residential appeal.
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$200,000
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