Delegates share Japan’s rich culture
On Friday, October 4, the Clare and Gilbert Vally Delegation members made the three hour bus trip from Bizen, Clare's sister town, to Hiroshima....
Appetite for Vine and Dine builds
For a third time the lawns of Virgara Wines at Angle Vale was a hive of activity as patrons got a taste for local...
Wirrabara market seeking new faces
Organisers at the Wirrabara Producers Market put the community on notice last week, highlighting concerns for the event's future.
While the monthly markets, which celebrated...
Taking steps for Flying Doctors
A group of local women are getting active and putting in the kilometres to help raise funds for the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS).
The...
60 years of Clare Rotary
Rotary Club of Clare are celebrating 60 years of service in the community. Initially commenced in 1964, members of the Clare club have been...
Deluge soaks supermarket
It was clean up on all aisles as the significant rainfall seen late last week impacted Balaklava's local supermarket.
Balaklava experienced significant rainfall on Thursday...
Students vote for peace through art
The annual International Lions Club Peace Poster Contest had local schools, St Josephs School Clare and Clare Primary School, participating this year.
As part...
Hay wait for rain impact
Hay growers and traders will wait to see what the scope of the impact last week's large rainfall event will have on this year's...
Local artists’ multimedia work on tour
Burra husband and wife residents, classical music composer Jodie O’Regan and digital designer Emlyn O’Regan are about to have a new work premiered in...
Strategies to prepare for a dry summer
The 2024 season has been tough for South Australian producers, with well below-average rainfall received across most of the agricultural districts.
With the outlook for...
Northern sets Champs alight Friday night
Northern Zone set the 2025 South Australian Country Football Championships alight on Friday night at Port Pirie.
In front of a very good crowd in...
