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Local firewood sales, certified weighed loads only, EFTPOS available. Sawdust, shavings, shellgrit

20/06/2026

πŸ”₯πŸ”₯Firewood available for those cold winter nights. πŸ₯Άβ„️

Contact:
πŸ“ž Guy - 0400083852
🌐 www.jacksonssupplies.com.au

12/06/2026

πŸ”₯ When soot happens - We clean it πŸ”₯

Did you know that soot / creosote can catch on fire in your chimney / flue 😱

As the colder weather arrives, now is the perfect time to have your fireplace and chimney professionally cleaned to ensure it’s safe and ready to keep your family home warm.

Over time, soot and creosote build up inside the flue, increasing the risk of chimney fires and reducing the efficiency of your heater. A regular chimney sweep helps:

βœ… Reduce the risk of chimney fires
βœ… Improve the performance of your wood heater
βœ… Minimise smoke and unpleasant odours
βœ… Keep your family safe this winter

At Affordable Chimney Sweeps, we provide professional and reliable chimney cleaning services across Adelaide, helping homeowners enjoy a warm and worry-free winter.

πŸ“ž Book your chimney clean today before the winter rush!

0407-795-502

πŸ”₯ Clean Chimney. Safe Home. Warm Winter. πŸ”₯

Photos from Jacksons Supplies's post 05/06/2026

🌲 Happy World Environment Day!🌲

Today, I'm trying to find out what happened to my 49,000 Wood Guy bags and whether they were disposed of in an environmentally responsible way. πŸ€“

After asking politely, a few State MPs have even lifted their bans on some of my comments. 🀠

Those bags cost our small family business $1.20 each. That's $58,800 invested through hard work, risk, and determination.

They were meant to be filled with kindling πŸ”₯ and generate more than $400,000 in value for both our business and South Australia.

Instead, they may have been shredded, pulverised, incinerated into happy little Wood Guy plastic pellets, or simply pushed to the back of a warehouse and forgotten.

Either way, South Australians have paid the price. We certainly have.

When Prison Industries approached us in 2018, there was no government grant, no Industry Advocate involvement, and no public tender process. We were invited into what was presented as a business venture built from the remnants of a failed program, which failed once-more upon our arrival through no fault of our own.

We designed and paid for the bags.
We built the supply chain.
We found the customers.
We developed and own the intellectual property.

Prison Industries did none of those things.

In fact, they didn't even supply the wrap or tape until stock kept disappearing and being used elsewhere, forcing the State to take over supply management.

We were invited in because they needed a solution after their previous business relationship failed.

So my question is simple:

What happened to our 49,000 bags?

The Department for Correctional Services should be able to answer a straightforward environmental question. If they can't, then perhaps broader questions about contract management, governance, oversight, the handling of commercially sensitive information, and the overall administration of the program deserve renewed attention. 🧐

I'm not asking how much it has cost taxpayers to deal with the fallout from Prison Industries.

I'm not asking how these issues remained unresolved for so long.

Right now, I simply want to know whether our brand and our Australian intellectual property were at least disposed of responsiblyβ€”and at what cost.

The South Australian Government has no right to continue using our intellectual property without permission. In my view, it is offensive and predatory.

If you value your business, think very carefully before investing in Prison Industries.

Jacksons Supplies deserves to be restored to the position we were in before this occurred. We deserve answers, and we have every right to seek those answers publicly.

I will continue pursuing fair and reasonable settlements until a genuinely fair outcome is reached.
For me, this isn't about the money. πŸ₯°

And to David Brown, CEO and all of DCS:

If there is any truth to the reports that our business and family name are still being discussed internally and publicly in Murray Bridge in 2026, then I hope that is addressed immediately. If officers are still speaking about the Wood Guy brand or my family, that will be stopped. If I have to stop it; it will be some important people's last day working in Government.

Another way of saying "not in the public interest" is simply:
"We don't want the public to know what happened."

What happened to my bags?

🌲 Happy World Environment Day! 🌲

Sincerely,

Bill Jackson
Office Admin
Jacksons Supplies

Photos from Jacksons Supplies's post 03/06/2026

πŸšͺ A back-door look at Facebook analytics. πŸšͺ

The last 28 days.

- 11 Unfollows. ❌
- 54 (NET) Follows. (65 new followers) βœ…
- 99.1% Australia. βœ…
- 74.5% Adelaide, SA. βœ…
- Views up 283% βœ…
- 3-second views up 20,238% βœ…

And the phones are getting hot πŸ”₯ because the customers are getting cold. ❄️

Contact:
Bill - 0429116127
Guy - 0400083852
Email - [email protected]
Buy online - www.jacksonssupplies.com.au

01/06/2026

Just hit 1.9K followers.
How will we celebrate 2K?

01/06/2026

πŸ”₯ Something to seriously think about! πŸ”₯

ARE YOU USING THE RIGHT FIRE WOOD?

Let's be clear from the get go - this is not a post about us wanting to ban wood fires.

What we want to do is remind you about the importance of burning wood responsibly.

Wood smoke impacts air quality and can cause problems for people with respiratory or cardiovascular conditions.

It becomes a health issue when the wrong wood is used and smoke contaminates the air with harmful chemicals.

βœ”οΈ ONLY burn dry, seasoned wood.

❌ NEVER burn rubbish, driftwood, painted or treated wood.

Learn more about reducing wood smoke pollution on the Environment Protection Authority South Australia's website:
www.epa.sa.gov.au/environmental_info/air_quality/assistance_and_advice/smoke_from_domestic_heating

Council has air quality monitoring sensors located in Mount Barker and Hahndorf which rate air quality in real-time and indicate if pollution poses a health risk.

View the air quality map here:
www.mountbarker.sa.gov.au/services/public-health/smoke-from-domestic-heating

Photos from Jacksons Supplies's post 30/05/2026

Haven't heard a blip for weeks then suddenly Journalists and Politicians 'getting involved' in the same week?

Where have they been between 2018 and now? I know some of ya'll are following because you accidentally liked the page as your MP pages and then unliked us immediately. You are not fast enough, you are not smart enough. Including 1000+ views to Wood Guy in a month when it hadn't posted and wasn't tagged.

1. Why was Prison Industries a scam?
2. Why hasn't anything been done about the Prison Industries scam?
3. Why were Jacksons Supplies and many others made to pay for the alleged misconduct at Mobilong Prison Industries?

I was born at the Lyell McEwin Hospital during the day, it wasn't yesterday.

I'm looking for governance, not cold hearted cover-ups and having my comments hidden. https://www.facebook.com/reel/985759650926901/

Give us what we are owed and take 150 steps back, and never come near our family again.
https://c.org/GZGBBLNG4P

Sincerely,
Bill Jackson
Office Admin
Jacksons Supplies

Photos from Jacksons Supplies's post 22/05/2026

We're sorry. 😒😒

Photos from Jacksons Slashing / Mower Mate SA's post 20/05/2026

Wear Orange Wednesday (WOW Day) is a national day of recognition to say β€˜thank you’ to all SES volunteers across Australia.
The hard-work and dedication by the staff of SA State Emergency Service is worth far more than a single day of recognition!
IF you can; you can donate to the SES.
https://www.ses.sa.gov.au/home/donate/
Gifts or contributions for the purposes of supporting the coordination of volunteer of State Emergency Services are tax deductible.

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