Owen welcomes new fire truck
The Owen community received a new firetruck last week, replacing the town’s previous vehicle used by the CFS for more than two decades.
An...
Recognition for pelvic floor health advocate
A passion for women's health has propelled a local physio to great heights, traveling the globe in the name of better outcomes in continence...
Better contracts sought for regional school works
Last month, a motion was passed by the SA House of Assembly, highlighting the challenges facing regional schools in securing contractors for maintenance...
Trinity College Roseworthy officially open
In the year that Trinity College celebrates 40 years of operation, on the afternoon of Thursday, April 4, current and former staff, students, families,...
A change in plan for Stanley Flat
A revised planning code amendment for the proposed Stanley Flat development has been brought before Clare and Gilbert Valleys Council, who is seeking the...
Rest is history at Dublin
Forty years ago, a gravel site in Dublin was transformed into something that has been enjoyed by locals and visitors alike, and the power...
Subway mural to reinvigorate Gladstone landmark
In an exciting collaboration between Mural Nomad and the Gladstone Community Development and Tourism Association (GCDTA), the historic Gladstone Subway is poised to reclaim...
Rally donates toys to local children
Each year the competitors and service crews at the Shannons Rally of the Heartland bring educational toys to the event, as part of their...
Appila pays tribute
An ANZAC Dawn Service was held at the Appila Hall yesterday with about 50 people attending.
The stage was decorated beautifully by Paul and Yvonne...
Outage planned for Balaklava
Balaklava residents have been warned of an impending power outage which will leave them without power for a short period of time on Tuesday...
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...
