McCrackens pass the baton
A prominent automotive business in Balaklava will continue under new management as its namesakes prepare for retirement after more than three decades in charge.
McCracken...
Fears for pool bridge future
While the local council is excited for its plans to rejuvenate Port Wakefield, including the popular tidal pool, locals are fearing one of the...
Gourmet gathers attendees
This year’s Clare Valley Gourmet Week attracted nearly 10,000 attendees across the 10-day food and wine festival, injecting more than $3 million into the...
Balaklava welcomes Melbourne Cup
Residents young and old got to get up close to the richest prize in Australian horse racing when the Lexus Melbourne Cup came to...
Enrol to vote ahead of Voice referendum
As Australia gears up for the first referendum in a quarter of a century, the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) is reminding voters, particularly those...
Music unites for NAIDOC at Auburn
The HATs (Heritage, Arts, Traditions) Courthouse stage in Auburn came to life with music and culture as renowned Indigenous musician Nancy Bates performed in...
News for the community, by the community
The community of Watervale are now able to keep up with all the latest news and events in their town, thanks to the new...
RSL dons PJ’s for bingo
Locals got cozy in their Oodies and pyjamas while taking part in the Balaklava RSL Sub Branch’s monthly Bingo Night event on Sunday.
The sub...
Peterborough has a heart
Next month Peterborough will welcome participants involved in a 3000km journey, aimed to help garner more support for the health and wellbeing of Australia’s...
Wakefield welcomes six new citizens
Wakefield Regional Council officially inducted six new Australian citizens in a ceremony at Balaklava on Wednesday last week.
Four people originally from the Philippines, as...
Sinclair doing his part in Barunga West
Michael Spencer said the town of Tickera, where he has made his home for the past 15 years, was a quiet little village and...
