State land laws under review
South Australian laws relating to land transactions are currently under independent review by the South Australian Law Reform Institute (SALRI).
Regional communities are being...
Parry Agius named Elder of the Year
Narrunga, Ngadjuri, Ngarrindjeri, Wurundjeri, Adnyamathanha and Kaurna man, Parry Agius has been named the NAIDOC SA Male Elder of the Year 2024.
In 2000, Mr...
Kookaburra Dreaming for NAIDOC
Katie Gribble, a woman of Arabana and Barngarla descent, and a resident of Brinkworth has had a busy for NAIDOC Week, as artist in...
Political past and present meet at Dublin
The latest event held by the Dublin History Group provided some insight into federal and state politics as current and past members shared stories...
Hospital treatment model called into question
The service model of rural health care has come under the microscope this week, following an allegation from a Clare mother her two year...
Treatment hope provided
For Australian children living with high-risk neuroblastoma, including a girl from Balaklava, access to an essential medicine has been made easier thanks to a...
Water repairs done at Mallala
SA Water carried out repairs on water infrastructure after a leak disrupted services for customers in Mallala on Friday last week.
It has been confirmed...
Eime elected at Wakefield
A man who has already given a lot to the Blyth community has now put his hand up to help all communities across Wakefield...
Eastern clean up
The Eastern Zone dominated the SA Country Championships on the weekend winning both the Men's competition and Women's.
The Eastern Zone consisted of the Hills,...
Inaugural CLARE Naidoc Awards 2004
Nominations for the Inaugural Clare NAIDOC Awards on Ngadjuri Country, shining a light on the accomplishments and contributions made by Aboriginal and Torres Strait...
Plains grower earns GPSA appointment
A producer from the Adelaide Plains was recently appointed to a Grain Producers SA (GPSA) committee designed to influence key strategies.
GPSA has appointed seven...
