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MEDIA RELEASENew Partnership Driving the Pichi Richi Marathon ForwardThe Pichi Richi Marathon has secured a major new sponsorship partnership, with the Standpipe Golf Motor Inn coming on board as the event&rsquo s major sponsor for the next three 3

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What makes our community a healthy and great place to live? What could make it better?The Flinders Ranges Council, together with the other councils of the Flinders Alliance, is developing a new Regional Public Health Plan, and we want to hear from

Flinders Ranges Council has received confirmation that it will receive an indicative 98 per cent funding assistance from the State Government to support recovery efforts following the February 2026 Severe Weather Events.The extraordinary weather

Service Brings Closure for Families Following Cemetery Plaque ReinstatementA commemoration service held at Quorn Cemetery on 10 September 2026 has marked the completion of the reinstatement of 101 plaques stolen from the Charlie Hill Gardens and

MEDIA RELEASEUnlocking Opportunity: Surplus Council Land Goes to AuctionThe Flinders Ranges Council will hold a public auction to dispose of surplus Council-owned land across Quorn, Hawker and Cradock.Following a community land revocation process,

MEDIA RELEASEQuorn Community Courts Shine Brighter Following Lighting UpgradeThe Flinders Ranges Council is pleased to announce the successful completion of the lighting upgrade at the Quorn Community Courts, made possible through $19,400 in grant

Successful 44th Mindfull Aus Pichi Richi Marathon Draws Strong CrowdThe 44th Mindfull Aus Pichi Richi Marathon, held on Sunday 28 June 2026, was a resounding success, with 376 participants crossing the finish line across the day's events.The

Community Healing Process Begins at Quorn Cemetery The Flinders Ranges Council is pleased to announce that works have commenced to replace the 101 brass plaques stolen in early March from the Charlie Hill Ashes Garden and gravesites at Quorn Cemetery

Council Working with Families to Restore Memorial Plaques The Flinders Ranges community has reacted with shock and outrage following a deeply disturbing act of vandalism at the Quorn Cemetery.Sometime between 6.00pm on Wednesday 4 March and 7.30am