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- Unley Life, Spring 2005, magazine of the Unley City Council
- Berri Barmera Council Minutes, 20/12/2005
- Country Arts SA Regional Funding Newsletter for projects commencing 1/1/2006
- Carclew Youth Arts Centre, website, www.carclew.com.au