The 25th Rotary Clare Art Exhibition
A huge crowd assembled in the Clare Town Hall last Friday night for the opening of the 2023 Rotary Clare Art Exhibition.
Rotary president Graham...
‘One Team’ earns first place
Wakefield Regional Council has received state recognition for a workplace culture initiative which has improved efficiency and delivery of major projects.
The council has been...
Bowmans flood mitigation on the books
Improvements to flood mitigation for Bowmans is progressing with the local council getting the ball rolling on levee improvements near the township.
Wakefield Regional Council...
Fab five volunteers recognised
Wakefield Regional Council celebrated the contributions of volunteers at Owen on Tuesday last week, with five in particular being recognised for efforts in their...
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...
Bye-bye bubble tea
A beloved bubble tea business in the Clare main street has closed down after 18 months of operation.
Clare Valley locals were given their last...
