The page you're looking for could not be found or you may have followed a broken link on another site You may also have bookmarked a page on our old site that no longer works The best way to find what you're looking for is to search Upgrading or investigating future upgrades at the sites to improve safety access and traffic flow were election commitments by the Malinauskas Labor Government Each of these commitments contains a planning study or traffic investigation component which will be informed by community feedback The Department for Infrastructure and Transport will commence engagement activities from today to allow community members to have their say on the planning studies and traffic investigations informing seven of the above projects Community engagement for the Mawson Lakes Local Area Plan including a community survey and face-to-face activities The Malinauskas Government has also funded and partnered with the City of Playford to deliver our election commitment for a traffic management plan at Blake’s Crossing The first round of consultation for this project is currently underway with a survey aimed at understanding local residents’ traffic experiences open until Thursday 1 December Community and stakeholder engagement is vital to the successful design and delivery of all these projects which are all in varying stages of procurement and development For more information about each project, or to access the surveys and register for project updates, please visit www.dit.sa.gov.au/northroadupgrades We are now inviting community members to provide their valued input into these road infrastructure projects for the north of Adelaide This input will be vital to designing and delivering the best possible upgrades and outcomes for all road users This community engagement is an important first step in delivering on these election commitments to improve safety access and traffic flow at these locations and will capture the experiences and ideas of those motorists and others in the community who actually use these roads The planning studies will define the problems at each location and either shape the designs for upgrades to which we’ve already committed or identify improvement options to inform future investment decisions residents in King made it clear they were frustrated about traffic congestion in the local area and that they wanted to see action being taken to rectify the matter We committed to making driving in the area safer quicker and more convenient – and I am so pleased that we are delivering on that commitment The Government of South Australia website is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Licence. © Copyright 2022 history and amenitiesHannibal Rossi WYNN VALE has all the bases covered in delivering impressive modern community facilities from schools and recreational areas to major shopping and key Grandmother Lynette Mills (pictured with daughter Chantelle) has enjoyed living in her four-bedroom family home in Davies Court for the past six years the family property she says ‘has been a busy home with lots of happy times.’ “I am moving on because it’s time to downsize,” Mrs Mills says “The garden is getting to be a bit much to keep up It’s a very relaxing lifestyle and the neighbours are good “Lots of people like to walk around here with all the walking trails and green reserves,” Mrs Mills says Wynn Vale’s median house price has risen 9.8 per cent in the last three years Mrs Mills says it’s just a two minute walk to the Golden Grove Village Shopping Centre Big W and eateries,being given a major facelift Sunnybrook Shopping Centre close with chemist and there’s an Aldi store near too,” she says It’s also 10 minutes or less to Tea Tree Plaza at Modbury Elizabeth Shopping Centre and Hollywood Plaza at Salisbury “There are lots of buses that leave from the Village shopping centre You can even catch a bus to Marion,” Mrs Mills says The area also boasts the Golden Grove Arts and Recreation Centre and quality schools like Gleeson College Golden Grove High School and Pedare College Agent Gordon Little of LJ Hooker Modbury says Wynn Vale equals value “It’s very affordable and family-oriented with fantastic great schools and shopping and very well linked up to public transport too,” he says “It’s got the gamut of housing to suit everyone from first homebuyers and larger families to downsizers and retirees.” third parties have written and supplied the content and we are not responsible for it completeness or reliability of the information nor do we accept any liability or responsibility arising in any way from omissions or errors contained in the content We do not recommend sponsored lenders or loan products and we cannot introduce you to sponsored lenders We strongly recommend that you obtain independent advice before you act on the content realestate.com.au is owned and operated by ASX-listed REA Group Ltd (REA:ASX) © REA Group Ltd. By accessing or using our platform, you agree to our Terms of Use. mega shakes and hearty cups of specialty coffee new cafe milk & honey in Wynn Vale has officially opened Image credit: milk & honey and it’s finally time for them to officially open their doors Perched on a hilltop in Wynn Vale resides milk & honey the latest spot to enjoy all things brunch the café had been operating as a takeaway coffee shop but with lockdown lifting at midnight tonight milk & honey can officially open their doors to customers this Wednesday Serving up popular all-day breakfast bites like smashed avocado and eggs benny milk & honey will also satisfy your sweet tooth with their gooey Nutella and honeycomb waffles topped with macadamia ice-cream or a friendship açaí bowl as well as house-made muesli or Moroccan-spiced chicken on a bed of grilled turmeric cauliflower and radicchio salad milk & honey will also be serving hearty cups of coffee using beans from local coffee roasters 1645 as well as juices and mega-shakes from their milk bar The crazy shakes are chock-a-block full of sweet treats Working closely with South Australian suppliers and products milk & honey strives to bring you quality food and drinks that are locally sourced within their aesthetically pleasing modern interior Seeking to be the new ‘front door’ to the King’s Baptist school and community the cafe has cultivated a space that thrives on the friendships created over steaming cups of specialty coffee That’s where the crux of milk & honey’s passion lies – creating an environment where community kindness and joy are in abundance and evident from the moment you step through the door milk & honey will be open 7 days a week from 8am for all your coffee Visit milk & honey at 93 Wynn Vale Drive Keep up to date with milk & honey on Facebook and Instagram Over 100 South Australian wine producers are showcasing their best to international importers this.. 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Larissa Calanna, 23, her sister and her sister's partner were in the Wynn Vale townhouse when the fire broke out. Ms Calanna's sister's partner suffered minor burns to his leg and was treated at the scene. "I woke up to a fire in my sister's room I think it was caused by a candle; literally, we had no time to put it out because it just came up that quickly. We just ran outside," Ms Calanna said. "I woke up to my sister freaking out, I opened my door, I kind of grabbed a blanket to go put it out, but her partner was just like 'don't worry about it, just get outside', so I grabbed my cat and went downstairs." Ms Calanna said she was not able to grab any belongings on her way out, but was able alerted her neighbours to the fire. "We went and knocked on their door and kind of checked all the other houses," she said. In these situations you literally don't care about the valuables you just think about life and making sure everyone's okay. "It's just the small sentimental things. I didn't put on shoes, you know, just all those sorts of things. My phone's in there and the keys to my car. "In these situations you literally don't care about the valuables; you just think about life and making sure everyone's OK." The fire was contained to the top floor of the Grosvenor Place townhouse and two other adjoining units were damaged by smoke. Fire investigators confirmed the fire was caused by a lit candle that had been accidentally knocked over in one of the bedrooms. MFS Commander Eero Haatainene said one firefighter received a minor burn that was described as a "blemish", and was treated on scene and returned to work. Earlier, nearby resident Terry told 891 ABC Adelaide the fire was "pretty toxic" and there was smoke everywhere. Emergency services at a fire at a townhouse at Wynn Vale, in Adelaide's north-east. (ABC News: Candice Marcus) "It's not pretty that's for sure," he said. "There's a young girl there, I put a blanket around her and she's sort of struggling a bit and her sister is even worse. "But between the two of them they're not doing too badly, they're more concerned about their cat which they can't find at the moment." "It's probably more smoke than sort of flame at this stage," he said. "They think it probably started in one of the sister's bedrooms from the candle, but the smoke is very, very toxic. "This unit is going to be pretty messed about, that's for sure." Disasters, Accidents and Emergency Incidents AEST = Australian Eastern Standard Time which is 10 hours ahead of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) The car rolled and crashed into a neighbour's property. (Nicola Gage: ABC News) Link copiedShareShare articleAn elderly woman was crushed to death as she tried to stop a car rolling down the steep driveway of her home after leaving the handbrake off. The 81-year-old had got out of the car at her Wilkins Court home at Wynn Vale in Adelaide's north-east just after 9:30am. The car's automatic gears were left in 'drive' instead of 'park'. The vehicle rolled over the top of the woman and continued across the street, stopping as it lodged on rocks just in front of another house. Superintendent Bob Fauser says the woman died at the scene and her husband witnessed the accident. "As I understand it, the husband heard the car alarm activate. He's walked out. He's seen his wife behind the car and then seen her try to prevent the car from rolling down the hill," he said. "Any loss of life is tragic but for the husband to witness it in this way is a terrible, terrible thing. "Some people make split-second decisions that actually put their lives at risk and we always need to keep in mind that property can be replaced, but lives can't. "But let's not lay blame with circumstances like this because who amongst us at some stage or another has not remembered to put that handbrake on?" The woman's death comes after several other fatal accidents involving cars outside homes since the start of the year. An aged care worker was killed in a Fairview Park driveway three weeks ago, days after an elderly man died when he drove into a backyard swimming pool. A man was crushed underneath a car he was working on in his backyard at Sellicks Beach on Wednesday. Link copiedShareShare articleA man who attacked and stabbed his father-in-law was angry over a child support claim, the Adelaide District Court heard. Antony Hackett, 40, went to see his wife's stepfather, Bill Ninnes, last August armed with a fishing knife. The court heard the victim was stabbed in the face and arm and punched repeatedly. It was told Hackett then fled and went to his home at Wynn Vale, where he told his wife and her friend "I've stabbed Bill, I'm an idiot" and re-enacted the attack. The court heard Hackett grabbed a bread knife from the kitchen and ran down the street as his wife's friend telephoned for police. He allegedly tried to car-jack a woman who had her teenage daughter with her in the vehicle. The court heard police arrived at the scene and it took four officers wrestling with Hackett and using capsicum spray to subdue and arrest him. Hackett pleaded guilty to an aggravated charge of causing serious harm with intent and a charge of attempted aggravated robbery. Prosecutor Rasha Dietrich said Hackett's stepchildren had been under the victim's legal care because they were scared of Hackett's violent nature and Hackett and his wife had separated because of violence. The court was told Mr Ninnes and his wife had applied for child support payments for the children, which triggered Hackett's rage. "We submit that the motivation behind this attack was due to the dispute over his children who came to remain in the care of Irene and Bill Ninnes since 2011," the prosecution said. "The children chose to do so, indicating a fear of the accused. "The Crown submits that the attack in respect to Mr Ninnes was premeditated. The accused took a knife. His motivation was due to a dispute of welfare payments involving his wife's children and he was prepared then to return home, obtain a further knife and set upon strangers whilst armed in an attempt to car-jack them." The prosecution told the court it had been a brutal and callous attack which left Mr Ninnes seriously disfigured and needing ongoing medical treatment. "The second lot of offending involving [the attempted car-jacking] would have undoubtedly been terrifying for the two women involved. In relation to these charges both personal and general deterrence are paramount considerations," the court was told. Mr Ninnes read his victim impact statement to the court, telling Hackett his actions had caused him ongoing pain and stress and he now struggled to sleep. He asked the court to ensure Hackett could never inflict such violence on anyone else. "You'll never rehabilitate, it's not in your DNA, however you should never be allowed to do what you did to me to any other human being. Let's hope you are sentenced properly." Hackett's lawyer Sarah Grimwade said her client had been psychologically disturbed at the time and needed a significant period on parole to allow rehabilitation. "Mr Hackett's psychological problems had become increasingly worse over that few-month period before the offending. Perhaps most significantly however was his cessation of the medication quite suddenly some days prior," she said. "On the morning of the offending he consumed large amounts of alcohol and codeine, which only compounded the problem. That resulted in extremely serious, violent behaviour and he doesn't shy away from that. He accepts his behaviour was wrong, he accepts that it went too far. "His intention when he got out of the vehicle was to talk to him (Mr Ninnes). He accepts that it got completely out of control." Ms Grimwade argued it would be in the interests of Hackett's family, and his daughters in particular, that he be released into the community as soon as possible to allow the rehabilitation required. The court heard Hackett's children and his estranged wife's other children now also were in Mr and Mrs Ninnes's care. Hackett was remanded in custody and will be sentenced later in the month. CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced