2021/2022 Annual Report
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Committees<br />
Disability Access and Inclusion Advisory<br />
Committee<br />
The Committee was chaired by Cr Johanna McLuskey<br />
and comprised of Mayor Jill Whittaker, Cr John Kennedy,<br />
with Community representatives Ms Karen Beale, Mr Ben<br />
Waechter, Ms Kathy Bereny, Ms Rebekah Greet (until<br />
September <strong>2021</strong>), Ms Amy Roe representing SA School<br />
for Vision Impaired, Ms Kate Tuck representing Direct Care<br />
Australia (until December <strong>2021</strong>) and Ms Collette Hogan<br />
representing Centacare (from January <strong>2022</strong>) and Ms Natalie<br />
Black (from May <strong>2022</strong>),<br />
The DAIAC (Disability Access and Inclusion Advisory<br />
Committee) aims to identify and address access and<br />
inclusion barriers for people to ensure that everyone,<br />
regardless of age or ability, can access and participate in<br />
Community life. The Committee is responsible for reviewing<br />
and monitoring Council’s DAIP (Disability Access & Inclusion<br />
Plan). Key activities undertaken by the Committee include:<br />
» Numerous upgrades and redevelopments with accessible<br />
features (including Max Amber Sportsfield, Foxfield Oval<br />
Changerooms, Marchant Community Centre entrance and<br />
carpark improvements, and the installation of an adult<br />
sized change table and hoist in the accessible toilet at<br />
Thorndon Park)<br />
» Contribution by the DAIAC to the Stage 2 Reform of the<br />
Disability Standards for Accessible Public Transport<br />
» The development of Communication Boards and Auslan<br />
signage for the new inclusive play space at Thorndon Park<br />
» The commencement of Communication Access Symbol<br />
Accreditation for Council’s Customer Service Centre.<br />
Economic Development Advisory Committee<br />
The Committee was chaired by Cr John Flynn and<br />
comprised Cr Dom Barbaro, Cr Luci Blackborough, Mr<br />
Brian Hales, Ms Tracey Powell, Mr John Socratous and, until<br />
December <strong>2021</strong>, Ms Mary Nizamis as the representative of<br />
Propel SA. After the removal from the Terms of Reference for<br />
a Propel SA representative to be on the Committee, Mr Ben<br />
Cunningham then joined the Committee from January <strong>2022</strong>.<br />
The Committee met on four occasions to progress the<br />
implementation of the Economic Development Plan<br />
2024. This included increasing support services for small<br />
businesses, improving access to internal and external<br />
grants, promoting the Shop Local concept, enhancing the<br />
Flavours of Campbelltown Food Trail, activating Brookside<br />
Cellars, and progressing the establishment of a co-working<br />
space in the City.<br />
Reconciliation Advisory Committee<br />
This Committee was chaired by Mr Shouwn Oosting and<br />
comprised of Mayor Jill Whittaker, Cr Dr Sue Irvine, Cr<br />
Luci Blackborough, Cr McLuskey, Mr Ivan-Tiwu Copley, Mr<br />
Russell Jackson, Ms Lisa Hanson (until November <strong>2021</strong>),<br />
Ms Nicole Lungershausen (until November <strong>2021</strong>), Ms Lyn<br />
Lovegrove-Niemz (from March <strong>2022</strong> until April <strong>2022</strong>), Ms<br />
Marinah Keverkis (from March <strong>2022</strong>) and Mr Noel Fraser<br />
(from March <strong>2022</strong>).<br />
The Reconciliation Advisory Committee developed and<br />
implemented a number of activities from the Reconciliation<br />
Action Plan which include:<br />
» Supported annual NAIDOC Youth Awards<br />
» Celebrated Reconciliation Week <strong>2022</strong> with a Reconciliation<br />
display at the Library, Council Office and community<br />
forums led by Reconciliation Committee member Mr<br />
Russell Jackson and his wife Dr Janett Jackson<br />
» Opening of Wayikuu at Max Amber Sportsfield<br />
» A joint project commenced with Adelaide Hills Council,<br />
Cities of Burnside and Norwood Payneham and St Peters<br />
to examine the shared stories of the waterways (First to<br />
Third Creeks).<br />
Service Clubs Advisory Committee<br />
The Committee was chaired by Cr Leombruno (from<br />
December 2020); previously it was chaired by Cr McLuskey.<br />
The Committee comprised Mayor Whittaker, Cr Flynn,<br />
Mr Chris Ward, Mr Vince Belperio, Mr Trevor Symonds,<br />
Mr Michael Cook, Mr Ian Coat, Mr Geoff Edwards,<br />
Mr Graeme Packer and Ms Jenny Barrett.<br />
The Service Clubs Advisory Committee focuses on<br />
partnership opportunities, promotion and marketing of new<br />
initiatives undertaken by the many Volunteers within local<br />
Service Clubs. The Committee continually has discussions<br />
about how Service Clubs and Council can work together to<br />
jointly deliver projects that have a significant benefit to the<br />
local Community.<br />
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Campbelltown City Council<br />
<strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>2021</strong> / <strong>2022</strong>