​Hello!

Chào ban! Namaste ! Ninna Marni! Salve!

Salam Alaykum ! Xαίpεтε! Nei hou! Xin chào!


My name is Kristina Barnett.   
                               
I am currently a West Ward Councillor in the City of Prospect  elected in the November 2022 Council Elections  for 4 years along with my co-councillor Cr Trinh Nguyen.

I consider it a privilege to work on your behalf for the betterment of the residents, business, associations and visitors  in West Ward and for all citizens across our city. 
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 ​I encourage you to go to my Contact page to connect with me.

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Where is West Ward in the City of Prospect?

Bounded by Le Hunte Ave, Devonport Tce (south of Pym St), Fitzroy Tce north & Prospect Rd west.

​Go to About West Ward for ​Some History of West Ward -  Suburbs & Origins of Street Names  compiled by Kristina

The  Ovingham Overpass is an exciting project for residents in the Ovingham / Churchill Road/ Devonport Tce area of both West Ward, City of Prospect and with our neighbours in Charles Sturt Council.  Ovingham Railway Station has been upgraded, with extensive landscaping  in the vicinity of the overpass and  includes a community plaza, playground equipment and Aboriginal artwork installations, including murals on the pillars and abutment.

​Photo shows the launch with  (L to R ) SA Government Premier, West Ward Crs Trinh Nguyen & Kristina Barnett with Devonport Tce resident James, Lucy Hood MP , Crs Groote, Thuy Nguyen and Nelson.  

West Ward Crs Kristina Barnett  & Trinh Nguyen are pleased to work with local residents in that area  on more place-making projects such as Churchill Road Greening.

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L-R Sheila Quirk, Bronte Cerny, Cr Kristina Barnett & Helen Slater at Prospect Toy Library 40th birthday 1st June 2023

   Prospect Toy Library is 40 years old! 

It was my privilege,  as one of the parents involved with setting up the original Prospect Toy Library  and as a councillor, to attend the birthday party on 1 June 2023  along with some other 'original' parents (Helen Slater, Bronte Cerny and Sheila Quirk).  

​Thank you to all past and present people who have supported this dream 40 years ago!




​As well as books, the Prospect Library also loans out toys, games, and puzzles of an educational nature to children under the age of 12. These items provide fun learning experiences whilst promoting child development in language, numeracy, social interaction, muscle development, imagination and creativity.  More information at https://www.prospect.sa.gov.au/community/library/toy-library​​

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