New lease of life for Hamley op shop
Members of the Hamley Bridge community are working together to bring a new look op shop back with a new identity, and is inviting...
Club fills Lochiel’s social void
Things have changed in Lochiel on Friday evenings, with local clubrooms turned into a place to enjoy a meal and chat over drinks at...
Sweet sound as choirs and bands return
The melody of choirs and stage bands will return to the stages of the Balaklava Eisteddfod for the first time in four years as entries...
Trail out of the wilderness
Move over Riesling Trail, there is a new multi-day trail in the Clare Valley traversing the beautiful landscape and highlighting the cellar door scene.
The...
Fresh bid to unlock a tourism treasure
A Gladstone business and tourism body has thrown out a challenge to the state government to reopen its historic gaol at least in time...
Names sought for memorial’s 20th
The Dublin War Memorial turns 20 on Remembrance Day and the local history group is making sure all personnel who served their country are...
People power on display
Stories about residents from Dublin, Parham, Lower Light and other communities fighting to protect the areas they called home were shared in an event...
Calling all emerging leaders
A program aimed at honing the next generation of community leaders in the Mid North is recruiting until the end of the month.
Regional Development...
‘Modest’ rate rise for Northern Areas
A “relatively modest” 4.7 per cent rate rise is proposed for ratepayers in the Northern Areas Council area.
The rate rise is part of council’s...
Charging ahead
STATEWIDE and commercial efforts are being made to roll out electric vehicle chargers across the Mid North, paving the way for a new-look future...
Kapunda cafe victim of fake note scam
A small business owner in Kapunda was the victim of a counterfeit cash scam on June 27, when a customer paid using a fake...
