Hay making way back to China
After a less than ideal growing season last year, things are getting better and better for local hay growers with timely weather conditions for...
Valley Magazine: Spring 2023
Welcome to the Spring 2023 edition of Valley Magazine!
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150 celebrations roll on in Wasleys
Hundreds of people turned up to Wasleys across the weekend as the 150 year celebrations of the town continue.
It was a long weekend full...
Wakey community events build steam
Port Wakefield came together for the first Town Garage Sale in years, held across Saturday and Sunday.
The Port Wakefield Community Events Committee organised the...
Jolly good show at Jamestown
It was another grand weekend for a show in the Mid North as thousands attended the Jamestown Show throughout the October long weekend.
Starting Sunday...
Judge Cody up for four
A young Leighton man will represent his state in four different categories at the National Agricultural Shows Australia (ASA) Young Judges and Paraders Championship...
More silos bound for demolition
The Nantawarra Silos’ fate is sealed as it is scheduled for demolition at the end of the month, following an attempt to gain State...
Walk to support cancer research
A Wakefield Councillor will travel to Adelaide this weekend, joining with family to raise funds for a cause close to their hearts.
Councillor Derryn Stringer...
Three injured in Halbury crash
Three people were taken to hospital and a section of Blyth Plains Road was closed for several hours following a serious crash at Halbury...
CFS prepares as season sets to heat up
Country Fire Service (CFS) is preparing for the upcoming bushfire season and with hot and dry conditions forecast, is calling on the community to...
Bye-bye bubble tea
A beloved bubble tea business in the Clare main street has closed down after 18 months of operation.
Clare Valley locals were given their last...
