Committee

OFFICE BEARERS:

President:  Mackie Eaton (interim)

I have lived in the Norwood area since 1980, and have very much enjoyed the amenity and social aspects of living in this most cosmopolitan of suburbs. I have spent the majority of my working life as an educator, working with Special Needs students. Most recently I was Principal of an International School in China. One of my degrees involved studies in Urban Geography, so I have a keen interest in the issues around both conservation and development of our delightful Norwood suburb. I look forward to my ongoing involvement in the Norwood Residents Association.

Secretary:  Vicki Brougham

Treasurer:  Tom Smith

I have a background as an IT professional and have been a Norwood resident for over twenty years and love living here. I consider Norwood as the jewel in the crown of Adelaide suburbs and the closest we have to the European style urban village. With its shops, cafés, entertainment options and proximity to the city it ticks many boxes. So, it is important to ensure we preserve the things that make it so attractive while also recognising that change is inevitable and to embrace those changes that are sensible and sensitive.

Committee members: 

Greg Crafter

 

Liz McLeay
I retired from a career in Social Work in 2010. Since December 1994 I have lived in Norwood and enjoyed its “ village “ atmosphere. I have valued the work of the Norwood Residents Association, particularly the efforts of Office Bearers and its regular newsletter. When it appeared that the Association might cease to exist I was pleased to join the current committee working on its continuation.

Maggie Faseth

Sue Litchfield

Sue Is a recently retired legal practitioner.
She has lived in the Norwood area for more than 40 years, 20 years as a resident in Beulah Park. 24 years in Norwood. 
She was elected for 2 terms to the Burnside Council between 1980 and 1985.
Sue ran as a mayoral candidate in the council elections in 2022. 
She has 3 adult children’s who work in the Arts Industry.
Sue is interested in Norwood maintaining its historical significance amid growing multi-storey developments.  And, ensuring by way of oversight, that the council’s long term financial viability Is maintained following the decision by the council to commit 60 million dollars to the upgrade of the Payneham Swimming Pool, without future significant rate increases.

Peter Etheridge