Public Lighting Engagement

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In December 2018, a Public Lighting Working Group (PLWG) was established to provide a representative group for Councils to work with the Local Government Association (LGA), SA Power Networks, and the Department of Infrastructure and Transport (DIT) on public lighting matters.

The group aimed to identify and progress key priorities for public lighting services in South Australia to facilitate cooperation and collaboration between members of the group, share knowledge, and build capacity in the public lighting sector.

With many of these aims realised and as part of our Consultative Group Review, the working group was replaced with an annual forum to accommodate more members of the industry and share knowledge more broadly.

Our next Public Lighting Industry Forum is scheduled for Tuesday 22 October 2024 and if you would like to get involved, please contact Erin Hampton at erin.hampton@sapowernetworks.com.au.

In December 2018, a Public Lighting Working Group (PLWG) was established to provide a representative group for Councils to work with the Local Government Association (LGA), SA Power Networks, and the Department of Infrastructure and Transport (DIT) on public lighting matters.

The group aimed to identify and progress key priorities for public lighting services in South Australia to facilitate cooperation and collaboration between members of the group, share knowledge, and build capacity in the public lighting sector.

With many of these aims realised and as part of our Consultative Group Review, the working group was replaced with an annual forum to accommodate more members of the industry and share knowledge more broadly.

Our next Public Lighting Industry Forum is scheduled for Tuesday 22 October 2024 and if you would like to get involved, please contact Erin Hampton at erin.hampton@sapowernetworks.com.au.

  • Public Lighting Industry Forum - 22 October 2024

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    Guest speaker Chris Tugwell - Chair Mid Murray Landcare and River Murray International Dark Sky Community

    Chris is the driving force behind the River Murray International Dark Sky Reserve, recognised as one of the darkest places in the world.

    Covering more than 3,200 square kilometres, the River Murray International Dark Sky Reserve is known for its dry climate and cloudless skies and is an initiative of Mid Murray Landcare SA working closely with the Mid-Murray Council. It aims to raise awareness of the problems of light pollution and its impact on Australia’s unique nocturnal wildlife.

    In his other life, Chris has written more than 50 scripts for stage and screen and was made a Life Member of the Australian Writer's Guild in 2012 and the Mid Murray's Citizen of the Year in 2021.

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