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Flinders Ranges Council Mayor Ken Anderson on childcare issues in the region

Flinders Ranges Council Mayor Ken Anderson was thrilled to see so many local people interested in pursuing a career in early childhood education on the back of a project which has had a good response in Port Augusta. (supplied)
Lachlan Smith

QUORN - The Flinders Ranges Council Mayor Ken Anderson was thrilled to see 20 people enrol in the Uni Hub […]

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