Stanley Flat development support declined
Clare and Gilbert Valleys Council has declined to give its support to a code amendment for potential developments at Stanley Flat, on the basis...
Carolyn’s walking her way to $1K
Redbanks resident Carolyn Cordon was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) in 2010 and this year she is aiming to walk 70 kilometres throughout the...
Heart and Soul on show in Burra
Heart and Soul of the Country, a project to amplify the voices of local children had its official opening at Burra Regional Art Gallery...
Call to help with Scouts revival
A date is set for the restarting of the Balaklava Scout Group, however the call is being put out to people across the community...
Fire destroys Buckland Park shed
Country Fire Service (CFS) crews have managed to extinguish a fire that destroyed a shed at Buckland Park on Tuesday, May 21.
Just before 9pm,...
Do not get burned in dry conditions
The Fire Danger Season is well and truly finished in the Mid North, but property owners are being warned to remain vigilant with any...
Funds to help Plains protection
Adelaide Plains Council is one of eight councils to share in up to $600,000 as the South Australian Government looks to help with efforts...
Balaklava celebrates blacksmith past
Balaklava Museum invited the community to learn more about the people who crafted the future of industry and agriculture in the region, by shining...
$500k boost for Wakey plans
Wakefield Regional Council's plans to upgrade Edward Street in Port Wakefield have taken a major step forward following the announcement of its successful application...
A-maze-ing opportunities in Mintaro
Mick and Sharon Morris planted more than 800 Castlewellan Gold Conifers which form the walls of Mintaro Maze in 1995, but after operating the...
Strong competition for Merino and crossbred lambs
SA LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE DUBLIN REPORT
Sheep - 24 February
Agents presented another mixed quality yarding as they offered 4200 lambs and 1000 sheep. The usual trade...
