below were taken. It has a temperate climate, with relatively hot, dry summers and cool, wet winters. Politics Stepney is represented in the Dunstan electorate in the Parliament of South Australia, and within the Division of Adelaide in the Australian House of Representatives. Landmarks Arguably the most famous landmark in Stepney is the junction formed by the merging of Magill and Payneham Roads with North Terrace, Fullarton Road and Baliol Street. The junction is named after the Maid and Magpie Hotel located at the junction. The historic Maid and Magpie Hotel is listed on the South Australian Heritage Register. The Avenues Shopping Centre on the corner of Payneham Road and Nelson Street provides the suburb's significant retail hub. Transport Stepney, being near to the city and bounded by major roads, is well serviced by bus services. Bus routes include: 102 City to Rostrevor via Magill Road and return 104 City to Paradise Interchange via Magill Road and return 105 City to Newton via Magill Road and return. 106 City to Magill via Magill Road and return 174 City to Paradise Interchange via Payneham Road, Lower North East Road and return 175 Glynde to City via Payneham Road 177 City to Paradise Interchange via Payneham Road, Newton Road and return 178 City to Paradise Interchange via Payneham Road, Montacute Road and return 179 City to Athelstone via Payneham Road, Montacute Road and return. 291 City to Marden via Sixth Avenue and return. Community services Stepney has a tradition of self-help with formal and informal care groups. Within this tradition the following groups now serve the local community... The Community Lunch Program is held at the Perriam Community Centre Cornish Street Stepney, fortnightly on a Monday at 12noon. Door to door transport is provided to and from local shopping centres on Wednesday, pickups start from 9am to the Avenues Shopping Centre. The Perriam Centre and St Peters Youth Centre is located at Cornish Street, Stepney. The St Peters Childcare Centre is located at 42 – 44 Henry Street, Stepney. The St Peters Fair, combining national Harmony Day celebrations, is held at the Linde Reserve / Dunstone Grove, Stepney. The Women's Community Centre (64 Nelson Street) was established in 1977 with the aim of meeting the needs of women in the community, in particular those isolated at home with young children, with a language barrier, or with limited ability to participate in community