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New Goyder website launched

01/06/2015

South Australian Minister for Local Government, Geoff Brock MP has officially launched the new Regional Council of Goyder website.

Minister Brock praised the design of the website.

“The site’s refreshed and simplified look, combined with enhanced content, improved search functionality, and optimization for mobile devices allows for users to easily find information and better interact with Council”

The Regional Council of Goyder is inviting ratepayers, residents and visitors to explore its new website.

The new website has been designed to provide a user-friendly experience with improved navigation and functionality throughout.

New features of the website include a dedicated Youth Page including, tourism attractions and accommodation, a minutes and agenda search function, a map showing where Goyder’s Line runs throughout the region and lost and found dogs.

The new website also keeps popular functions of the old website including online payments, lodging minor works requests, cemetery records and waste collection information.

The new website will be updated on a regular basis with latest news items, community engagement opportunities and a weekly ‘What’s Happening in Goyder’ community newsletter.

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