Mid North leading SA’s wedding hire
Mid North Party Hire in Blyth has taken home a trophy win for the wall after receiving first prize for Best Wedding Hire &...
Magnetite expands hold on Braemar
Magnetite Mines have announced they were granted another exploration licence, expanding their footprint in the Braemar iron ore region as they work towards beginning...
Eudunda opens ancestry research hub
The Eudunda Family Heritage Gallery has launched their latest research hub for ancestry enthusiasts, containing a collection of local historical records accessible for public...
From Cornwall with love
Cornwall is considered one of the most remote and yet beautiful counties in England.
And the county’s North Coast with its dramatic cliffscapes, craggy...
Stockport grassfire
The CFS has responded to a grass fire near Twin Rivers Road in Stockport, approximately 30 km north of Gawler.
Approximately 40 CFS volunteers on...
Labor’s $22 million promise to regional health
Premier Peter Malinauskas has announced that the Labor Government, if re-elected, will invest $22 million to deliver a new Emergency Department for Clare Hospital.
On...
Riverton relish the Christmas festivities
The Riverton community gathered for the an annual carnival celebration and pageant on 19 December.
Children and their families lined the streets as the pageant...
Extreme fire danger for Mid North
The Mid North is among 11 districts listed to be facing an extreme fire danger ratings for tomorrow.
The SA Country Fire Service (CFS) is...
Train derailment near Pirie
REGION - Australia's main rail corridor has been shut down after a train derailment south of Port Augusta on Tuesday, January 6.
The freight train...
Blyth’s blessed Christmas Eve Children’s service
The children of Blyth took part in the festive season on Wednesday, 24 December with a nativity play at Blyth Trinity Lutheran Church.
The children's...
Swingsong for Our Children Our Community
A group which has aimed to support preschoolers in the district has disbanded, but not before providing one more addition to Balaklava's local nature...
