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Established by like minded clubs to represent the interests of recreational four wheel drivers in SA
Postal Address: PO Box 178, ENFIELD PLAZA, South Australia 5058.
Meeting rooms: the Sporting Car Club rooms, 51 King William Rd, Unley SA 5061.
Training locations will be decided as suits the event.
E-mail: secretary@4wdsa.asn.au
Committee contacts
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4WDSA Minutes
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Minutes of 4WDSA Delegate meetings.
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Pastoral Act Changes
The SA Government is proposing a brand new Pastoral Act which will determine how the State’s rangelands (some 40% of the land mass of the state) can be managed and commercially developed in future.
The proposed Act is a significant departure from the original Act and will have broad reaching implications.
To explore the issues, the Royal Geographic Society of SA (RGSSA and Rural Media and Communicators SA/NT (RMC) are collaborating to hold a public forum to promote informed discussion.
This public forum will be held from 5.30 to 7.30pm on Friday February 26th in the Allan Scott Auditorium at the Hawke Centre, UniSA’s City West Campus - see the attached flyer for further details.
Participation is free of charge, but you must book here to attend:
https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/a-public-forum-on-the-pastoral-act-for-sa-registration-140959135569?aff=ebdssbeac
The purpose is to allow constructive conversation and to include representatives of key interest groups. A panel of representatives from Government, Livestock SA, the Conservation, Indigenous, Tourism and 4WD interest groups will discuss the issues and take questions from the audience. Primary Industries Minister David Basham has carriage of the new Act and has been invited to be a key participant of the panel.
All of these interest groups approach the proposed Act from different perspectives and have strong interest in speaking to the future of land management and public access in the pastoral zone of the State.
RMC and RGSSA take no position on the proposed Act but are pleased to collaborate to provide a platform for informed discussion of matters of importance to their members and the broader community.
If you have an interest in Public Access routes, please show you support ant attend this important forum. Please tell other members of your club.
Regards
Greg Chase
President 4WDSA
2020 Affiliation Fees Are Due
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Note that for this year, the period of insurance commences at 4pm on 30 June 2020 and finishes on 30 June 2021. Thus it is important that clubs complete and return affiliation fees and information in a timely manner.
Clubs have been mailed out in May/June the 2020-2021 Affiliation Fees Form to return their information. Details for payment by Electronic Funds Transfer or cheque are included on the form. The provided document also contains details of the fees and how they have been determined.
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Keeping In Touch
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Recent information releases from Four Wheel Drive SA
Articles are no longer displayed when they refer to old events or out of date material. A zip file of older articles is located on the Document Library page.
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The next FWDSA Delegates Meeting is on Thu 20th May 2021 The next FWDSA Executive Meeting is on Thu 17th June 2021
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Sacred Canyon - in Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park
NPWS advise that "Visitor access to Sacred Canyon in Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park is changing. From 1 April 2020, visitor access to Sacred Canyon will only be allowed through commercial tour operators that are approved to provide Adnyamathanha guided tours. Adnyamathanha guides will also running tours to Sacred Canyon which can be booked through Wilpena Pound Resort."
4WDSA Club Support Unit created
Following a review of the Driver Training Unit (DTU), it was resolved at the Delegates meeting in September 2019, for 4WDSA to form a Club Support Unit (CSU) in place of the DTU, with a remit that goes beyond just Driver Training. Please see our new Club Support Unit page for details.
Simpson - Sand Flags
 A reminder that mandatory vehicle flags apply in the Simpson Desert. Read details here... 4WDSA KIT 15.doc
Fees for Ngarkat Conservation Park
A reminder that a park entrance fee and a camping fee now apply to the 270,000-hectare Ngarkat Conservation Park in the state’s southern Mallee. Please check the current fees at the National Parks SA website.
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