Community Survey
Thu, 25 MayThe Australian and South Australian Governments have removed the rail level crossing on Torrens Road, Ovingham to improve travel times, connectivity, and safety for all road and rail users. The $196 million project was jointly funded (50:50) by both Governments.
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Artwork Competition for planter boxes
Thu, 01 DecemberBrompton Primary School students recently participated in an artwork competition.
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Mural artwork
Tue, 29 NovemberArt students from Novita have designed mural artwork.
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Time capsules
Fri, 18 NovemberThe PTP Alliance has installed time capsules in the project area.
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School Planting Day
Fri, 04 NovemberOn Thursday, 3 November 2022, we were joined by students from Brompton Primary School, representatives from Green Adelaide, the University of South Australia and the City Of Charles Sturt to plant three new and distinctive gardens around the Ovingham Level Crossing Removal Project site.
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Planting a Butterfly Garden
Mon, 24 OctoberAs part of the PTP Alliance’s ongoing work with the local community at the Ovingham Level Crossing Removal project, year 3 and 4 students from Brompton Primary School embarked on the second part of their butterfly journey - planting a butterfly garden!
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Community breakfast
Mon, 17 OctoberThe PTP Alliance hosted a Community Breakfast in September 2022.
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First Nations Hip-Hop and Cultural Artefact sessions
Thu, 29 SeptemberThe PTP Alliance is running a First Nations education program with a local educators and schools, to share knowledge and engage students.
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Planning a Butterfly Garden
Mon, 19 SeptemberThe PTP Alliance is working with Brompton Primary School students to create a school butterfly garden.
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Creation Story sessions at early learning centres
Thu, 15 SeptemberThe PTP Alliance is running a First Nations education program with local educators and early learning centres, to share knowledge and engage students.
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