Memories of Thebby Tech
Robert Barr is my name. I was a student at Thebarton Technical School in 1943-1945, starting at age 13 and completing the equivalent of...
A tale of two Scottish explorers
Taking inspiration from a found connection with one of Australia's pioneering explorers, author Rosemary Cadden found a kindred spirit as she traversed the country’s...
Welsh wins Catholic Education award
Local community member and long time Xavier College staff member Rob Welsh has been recognised for his efforts with the 2024 Catholic Education Award...
Heritage hero remembered in Burra
On Saturday May 18, a small gathering was held at Burra Railway Station to unveil a memorial plaque to the town’s Heritage Hero.
Roy...
Adding to Dynasty
Family-owned transport company Dynasty Trucking at Beaufort is continuing its commitment to meet the transport needs of the region, with the team growing to...
More palliative care positions for regional SA
The State Government has announced an in specialist palliative care nurses in regional South Australia to support patients and families with end-of-life care, with...
Little Edon with lots on offer
Vicky Ackland is the face behind Little Edon, a juice shop located on Bowman Street in Crystal Brook but the store has so much...
Iron clad ambition goes global
The South Australian government have doubled down on their commitment on the “green iron” industry ahead of the state budget.
A recent announcement has touted...
Gun Club busy across May
The Annual General Meeting of the Lower North Gun Club was held at the Virginia “V” Hotel, on May 2 with most partners present...
Wakefield’s volunteer culture alive and well
Wakefield Regional Council honoured those who put their hands up to better our communities at its National Volunteers Week event at Balaklava on Tuesday,...
Clare honours sacrifice of Vietnam Veterans
The Auburn, Clare and Districts RSL hosted a service on Vietnam War Veterans’ Day to commemorate and acknowledge those who served.
Formerly known as Long...
