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Statewide recruitment drive for secondary teaching jobs
Qualified teachers can now apply for hundreds of permanent secondary teaching positions in public schools as part of the statewide teacher recruitment for 2022.
This includes positions arising from the year 7 to high school move and the four new schools opening in Aldinga, Angle Vale, Goolwa, and Whyalla next year.
Two of the new schools, Aldinga Payinthi College and Riverbanks College B-12, are advertising both primary and secondary vacancies at the same time, to ensure they are ready to open to students in 2022.
Minister for Education John Gardner said it’s an exciting time for public education in South Australia.
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Hikers tackle South Australia’s rugged coast in Beyond Blue’s biggest community fundraiser
More than 840 hikers will trek along South Australia’s stunning Fleurieu Peninsula in Beyond Blue’s biggest community fundraiser – Adelaide Coastrek.
Participants will hike 30km on Friday, 30 April, 2021, in support of the Beyond Blue Support Service, which experienced record demand following the COVID-19 pandemic and Black Summer bushfires.
Beyond Blue CEO Georgie Harman thanked Coastrek organisers and participants for their support.
“Many people in Australia have experienced a really tough 12 months and it’s not over. Demand for Beyond Blue’s support services is at record levels,” Ms Harman said.
Overview Join us as we explore Hahndorf (Historic German Village), through to where the Murray River meets the lakes and sea at the old paddle steamer port of Goolwa, as well as Victor Harbour and the wine region of McLaren Vale.
Enjoy the scenic drive from Adelaide through the Adelaide Hills and arrive at the German Township of Hanhdorf and treat yourself to morning tea at Hanhdorf Inn (at your cost). Visit the Antique Clock Museum, opal shop, fudge shop, and many more.
Stroll along the beach in the coastal town of Goolwa with a short stop at SA’s greatest surfing beach, and as we travel towards Victor Harbor we keep our eyes open at Basham Beach during whale season.
Beach erosion and big swell forecast for South Australia prompts warnings to stay away from beaches
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Breaking waves in excess of 10 feet are forecast across SA s ocean coasts.
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Beach erosion and extremely hazardous boating conditions are expected across most of the South Australian coast this weekend, with a massive swell prompting the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) to warn people to stay away from affected cliffs and beaches.
Key points:
A swell of about 8 metres is expected to peak at Cape du Coedic on Sunday morning
The Bureau of Meteorology has warned against boating on late Saturday and throughout Sunday
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