Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
HomeNews ExtraDiscount directory to benefit region's seniors

Discount directory to benefit region’s seniors

MORE than 380,000 South Australian Seniors Card members can access more discounts than ever thanks to the new 2019 Discount Directory Your Lifestyle Guide.

Intergovernmental Relations and Ageing director Jeanette Walters said the new directory featured hundreds of discounts, from travel, home and garden, shoes and clothing to fitness, education, retail and recreational activities.

“The directory is a great way for South Australian seniors to be active and connect with their wider community,” Ms Walters said.

“Members can be inspired to try out a new hobby, dine out at a new restaurant or learn a new skill.

“This year we have discounts on offer from 767 business partners, which is more than we have ever had and there are 6870 outlets offering discounts.

“We’re grateful for each and every one of these businesses for making it possible to provide so many great offers to the over-60s.”

The 2019 guide features more practical information about technology and online safety, concessions, planning ahead, energy saving and consumer advice like buying a car or house, ladder safety, online shopping, refunds and scams.

The directory also showcases original photographs submitted by Seniors Card members in the 2018 Through the Lens photographic competition.

Seniors Card members can find further details at www.sa.gov.au/seniorscard or pick up a copy from one of 400 collection points across South Australia.

Permanent South Australian residents aged over 60 and working less than 20 hours per week in paid employment are eligible to be a South Australian Seniors Card member.

Call 1800 819 961 for details.

Digital Edition
Subscribe

Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

Apsley and District motorsport results

Apsley and District Motorsport Club monthly race results. The next race day will be Sunday 19 April. A Grade Equal 1st: Joe Garner, Will Braun Equal 2nd:...
More News

Drink driver at Naracoorte

NARACOORTE DRINK DRIVER A man has lost his licence after being caught driving at more than twice the legal limit in Naracoorte on Saturday. Just...

Mount Gambier Gun Club continues fierce competition

THE Mount Gambier Gun Club held its Monthly competition on Saturday in fine and sunny conditions with some light showers and gusty winds. Shooters...

Lucindale women hit the greens

LAST Wednesday, 18 women of the Lucindale Golf Club enjoyed playing a stroke round. Weather conditions were perfect at the Lucindale Country Club and the...

Huge presence to hit the floor

THE Mount Gambier Pioneers have announced the signing of American forward Lucas Gordon for the 2026 NBL1 South season. Gordon joins the Pioneers following...

First-up success for Kizzy’s third litter

LAST Thursday turned out to be a busy day for offspring of My Girl Kizzy’s three litters – by Fernando Bale, Cosmic Rumble and...

Call for more care

A LIMESTONE Coast local is calling for better compassion and better staffing at a local hospital. Nichole King has started an online petition, calling for...

Sow the seeds of growth

DROUGHT impacted farming families and workers in the Southern Grampians and Glenelg Shires' are encouraged to access financial support to ease cost-of-living pressures caused...

Hear to entertain across the region

Friday, April 17 Shane Carmody, Robetown Brewery, Robe, 5pm Saturday, April 18 Sandra Humphries and band, The Bellum Hotel, Mount Schank, 8.30pm Mark Moffat, The Caledonian...

Hamilton plays 250 games

In our first game of the season, Jami Hamilton (nee. Walker) was celebrated for playing 250 Senior Games with the Tantanoola Netball Club. A born...

Roos jump off in round two

Keith faces Lucindale at home on Saturday in the second round of the KNTFL. This will be the Roos first game of the year....