Copper wiring theft at Blyth
A large amount of copper wiring has been stolen from an industrial site at Blyth.
SA Police reports that sometime between 6pm on Wednesday, December...
Great finish for Year 12s
Schools across the region has celebrated the achievements of its Year 12 students with some very positive SACE (South Australian Certificate of Education) results,...
Open hours cut lean
A Clare butcher has cited a lack of trained staff as the reason for reducing his hours in the new year, a situation mirroring...
Acknowledgement abolition’s aftermath
A councillor who moved a motion to abolish Acknowledgement of Country (AoC) from council meetings is now pushing for a picture of a British...
Bird causes fire near Burra
A bird has been identified as the cause of a fire that burned cropland north of Burra on Sunday.
At about 4.50pm Country Fire Service...
Balaklava’s latest ‘Unsung Heroes’ named
Balaklava Area Committee has named its latest Unsung Hero and Heroine award winners, one a long time contributor to the community and another a...
Trucks set off to help struggling farmers
A fleet of 25 trucks, filled to the brim with hay and grain donated by farmers from towns within the state’s north, left Jamestown...
Still motoring on after a century
This coming Friday will see two significant anniversaries in Burra, with a local garage celebrating 100 years, as well as the family running it...
Two crashes within half an hour
Nine people have reportedly escaped serious injuries in separate crashes in the Mid North on Sunday.
Emergency services responded at about 1.08pm to reports of...
Generational link re-established at Mallala
Some of Mallala's youngest and oldest community members are re-establishing links, and in time for Christmas, which is set to build even further in...
Backyard bug adventure
Australians are being called on to explore their backyards, local parks, and gardens to uncover the tiny creatures that quietly sustain ecosystems during the...
