Colours fly for school fundraiser
Clare Primary School ended their school term with a burst of colour last week, providing a fun day for students, while also raising funds...
St John’s begin 120 celebrations
St John's Lutheran School in Eudunda kicked off its year of milestone celebrations earlier this month as the school embraces the history of all...
Clare’s Ella Smith Youth of the Year
On Sunday, April 14, the State Final (C Districts) for Lions Youth of the Year was hosted by Lions Club of Barossa Valley in...
Freeling drug and speeding driver
A drug driver was caught speeding at Freeling on Thursday afternoon.
At about 4.15pm on Thursday, April 25, Nuriootpa patrols were conducting speed detection duties...
Drink driver caught on Barrier Highway
An interstate driver will face court on multiple charges after almost crashing into a police car in the Mid North on April 22.
SAPOL reports...
CGVC begin planning for coming financial year
Clare and Gilbert Valleys Council elected members have sought to highlight efficiencies in their draft annual business plan and budget, requesting additional information from...
Triple Vine off to running start
The Clare Valley Running Festival was held on Sunday, April 7.
SA Road Running Club’s first half marathon of the year, and the first...
Kindness in spades at garden gala
Every so often, events come along to remind you of the kindness and generosity we are all capable of.
Those who were present at...
Ratepayers revolt
“They have the courage of lions, those who only spend the money of others,” said Adelaide Plains Ratepayers Association (APRPA) chairman John Lush at...
Garden festival grows
Sunday saw more than 2500 attendees to this year’s SA Autumn Garden Festival at the Clare Showgrounds.
The first festival of its kind in...
Drought loans up North, others left dry
Drought-affected farmers of the Upper North will benefit from a Government delivered loan scheme that has drawn criticism for its timing and limiting eligibility...
