Councillors’ 20-year celebrations
Two long serving members of Adelaide Plains Council have brought up a signifi cant milestone, marking two decades of service as elected members. Deputy...
Dublin celebrates its protest past
The Dublin History Group is celebrating the power and passion of local residents and to push back against controversial decisions as part of a...
Mick pops up in Burra
Actor John Jarratt, famous for playing the psychopathic murderer, Mick Taylor, in Wolf Creek, dropped into Burra recently to visit a reopened historical site...
Police News: Clare cannabis bust
A Clare man has been reported for drug offences after police allegedly discovered cannabis plants at his home last week.
On Wednesday, May 10, about...
First stage of big Mid North solar project
Initial steps are being taken to develop a major new solar farm and battery project between Brinkworth and Koolunga, which is expected to generate...
Burra set to secure pride picnic for Feast Festival
Burra is the frontrunner to host this year's regional Picnic in the Park event as part of the annual Feast Festival, a celebration of...
Get ready for Gourmet
The weather will be cool - with current forecasts no higher than 14 degrees, but the stacked Clare Valley Gourmet Week, beginning this Friday, is...
Statues on the move
Travellers on the Port Wakefield Highway may notice that Ned Kelly has galloped off, the Rat is on the run, the Tin Man has...
Community groups out of the race
Local community groups, like the Crystal Brook Bowling Club, say the new funding structure set to ‘replace’ the former Building Better Regions Fund (BBRF)...
Silent cop stands tall
Repairs to the Gladstone Silent Cop are nearly complete after an out-of-control truck trailer damaged it earlier in the year.
At about midnight on March...
Baum bows out from association
Clare Valley Wine and Grape Association held its inaugural Sponsors Expo at The Vale Community Centre in Watervale on Wednesday last week, which also...
