Scott Hore -Candidate for the Barossa Council

In Flanders fields the poppies blow
Between the crosses, row on row,
That mark our place; and in the sky
The larks, still bravely singing, fly
Scarce heard amid the guns below.

We are the Dead. Short days ago
We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,
Loved and were loved, and now we lie,
In Flanders fields.

Take up our quarrel with the foe:
To you from failing hands we throw
The torch; be yours to hold it high.
If ye break faith with us who die
We shall not sleep, though poppies grow
In Flanders fields.

✒️ John McRae
📸 Charlie Mackesy

We're almost there Barossa. Voting in the local Barossa council election closes at 5pm tomorrow ,Thursday 10th November.

I'd encourage everyone who hasn't yet filled out their ballot papers to " Get on it " today and drop it in the ballot box at the Council office in Nuriootpa before 5pm tomorrow.

This is your time to create change and have a voice in the future of our Barossa.

Vote #1 Scott H**e for Fresh eyes and enthusiasm for a newly elected Barossa Council.



Written and Authorised by Scott H**e.Tanunda SA.
Scott H**e -Candidate for the Barossa Council

2022 Barossa Christmas Parade
Come and join in the fun and family filled atmosphere at the 2022 Barossa Christmas Parade on Friday 2 December.
If you are part of a group, club or business looking to promote yourself why not join our parade with a Christmas themed float or get your group together and walk or dance your way down the street.
Simply send us an email [email protected] and we will send you an application

Thank you to The Leader Newspaper - Barossa Valley for the feature in the local paper this week.
With the number and calibre of the candidates this year. I'm greatful for any type of promotion and publicity.
I wish all of the 22 candidates all the very best with their campaigns and I appreciate the support from the nominee's who have gone out of there way to get to know me and who's hearts are in the Barossa.
If you've still got that ballot envelope sitting on your kitchen cabinet, PLEASE fill it in and vote this council election. Your vote makes a difference.

Vote #1 Scott H**e then number the boxes to 11.

Check out the candidate profiles in the listing sent with ballot papers and grab a leader to read more about us all.

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As a " Budding Councillor " hopeful to obtain a seat in the Barossa Council.
I have had many residents speak to me about the quality of our roads and all the potholes.

This weather and the amount of rain falling is certainly not helping the situation.

I must commend the The Barossa Council and the staff that are trying their hardest to temporarily repair the craters the best they can in the circumstances.

I am also aware of the costs to ratepayers and Council with the ongoing maintenance and upgrades to keep our roads safe for everyone.

If elected, I will investigate and research with Council, other cost effective materials that don't deteriorate as quickly and advocate to have our road surfaces completed correctly the first time.

Perhaps new Signage that can keep our community safe and other strategies to minimise cost could also be discussed at
" Very Informal Meetings" with a newly elected council. 🤔😉🤷‍♂️🤣

Remember to send those ballots back by the 10th November.
Vote #1 Scott H**e

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𝗢𝗡𝗟𝗬 𝟭𝟳 𝗗𝗔𝗬𝗦 𝗧𝗢 𝗚𝗢!
𝗩𝗢𝗧𝗘 #𝟭 𝗦𝗖𝗢𝗧𝗧 𝗛𝗢𝗥𝗘

Written and Authorised by Scott H**e.Tanunda SA

Now is the time to vote and send your ballot papers back.
During the last few weeks, many of our residents and rate payers have taken the time to get to know the candidates for the local Barossa Council election. It's been great to meet so many new people and im sure that all the candidates have enjoyed getting out and about.
As a budding councillor, I have been honest and transparent regarding my knowledge about local government and have always informed our community of my willingness to engage, listen and learn about their concerns.
Several people have thrown me some "Doozy" questions. That, to be honest has encouraged me to listen, research and respond.
If I'm fortunate enough to be elected to council. I will continue to listen, validate, research and respond.
Below are some of the questions that our community have asked me and how I envisage approaching these for the future of our Barossa.
I hope I've responded to each of your questions with respect, honesty and integrity. I thank you for your support and I look forward to becoming your voice at a local government level.
Feel free to contact me at anytime and
VOTE #1 Scott H**e.
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I do have to thank local busnesses for their support. They know how we can assist as a voice in local communities 💚❤️💚
It's really important to vote # 1 Scott H**e in this upcoming Barossa Council elections.

6 days before the voting packs start to hit your letterboxes. If there has ever been a more important time to vote in a Local Government election, It's now..... I have really enjoyed getting out and about and listening to our wonderful community and I look forward to becoming your voice at a local government level.
Thank you all so much for your support.
VOTE # 1 Scott H**e. Fresh eyes and enthusiasm for a newly formed Barossa Council.

Written and Authorised by Scott H**e.Tanunda SA.

Works are underway to help future-proof Nuriootpa Pool in the lead-up to the summer swim season.

The upgrades include sandblasting and repainting the pool shell to safeguard it for another seven years.

Nuriootpa Pool working group spokesperson Tracey Scholz says it’s important the project is done thoroughly to extend the life of the pool.

“This will ultimately ensure greater access to the pool for more years to come, which is what our community has been asking for,” said Tracey.

While recent wet weather has caused some delays, the pool is expected to re-open to coincide with the scheduled opening of Williamstown Pool on 1 December, subject to fine weather conditions.

We’ll continue to provide further updates in the lead-up to the outdoor swim season.

I spent this evening at the Barossa Health forum, which was organised by our local
representative Ashton Hurn MP and featured a panel of medical experts.
Locals and medical experts had the chance to discuss any problems and voice any
health issues in our Barossa community at the forum.
The numerous attendees talked about the new Barossa hospital's development and where this issue stands with the state government. Funds in the state budget for
completing the specific work. The acquisition of the property parcel and the anticipated delivery date of this vital service for our community.
Despite the fact that governments, councils, and other stakeholders have been
debating this project for the past 30 years, we are unquestionably closer than ever.
Although we may be a long way from completion, it is encouraging to hear how close we are to making this a reality in the near future.

I commend the Health Advisory Council, in especially its president Elizabeth Haebich, as well as the many other members of the community and committee for their
tenacious advocacy on behalf of a new Barossa hospital.

Hearing some of the hardships and obstacles that numerous members in our
community face while trying to receive basic medical care was heartbreaking.
Not to mention life-saving, urgent medical care.
The availability of public resources and the cost to many people with low to medium
incomes. Of course, if a person's health is already declining, they might not be able to work, hence, they cannot afford the expense of necessary medical treatments here in regional areas compared to the city.
Other critical discussion points were the absence of early intervention programs and mental health services.
Lack of transportation for the sick and elderly members of our community who need
transportation daily, weekly, or monthly for medical treatments to Gawler, Elizabeth the city and beyond. As well as the requirements for eligibility to use council- funded transportation programs in addition to government-funded patient assisted transport schemes (PATS).

If elected, I will raise these concerns with council and the requirement that many of
these services be made available to the Barossa community.
The majority of these procedures and services could be provided by a brand-new hospital in Barossa, saving families and the most vulnerable individuals
thousands of dollars and countless travel hours each year.
In order to help our community and finally get this necessity into the building phase, I will encourage council to use their influence as a local government to lobby state
and federal ministers.

A big thank you to the panel of experts in their field Dr Bill Gransbury, Dr Sally Nelson, Dr Ray Goodwin and the President of the Health Advisory Council Mrs Elizabeth Haebich.
Ashton Hurn MP - Member for Schubert The Barossa Council Barossa Area Health Services
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