Students fly into pedal prix
Passers-by may have noticed some ‘craft’ of a different kind zooming along the runway at the Clare aerodrome in recent weeks.
While it is not...
Vehicle showcase ‘shines’ on Broughton foreshore | PHOTOS
Sunday, May 28, was a very damp and grey morning for the third Port Broughton Classic and Vintage Show and Shine, but the die-hard...
Guests sail in for annual St Jo’s dinner | PHOTOS
St Joseph’s School – Clare hosted its annual community dinner in the school’s multi-purpose hall and function area last weekend.
It was a nautical theme...
Kybunga farmer’s century
Vic Stockmann recently returned to the shearing shed on his Kybunga farm to celebrate an impressive milestone, his 100th birthday, surrounded by his closest...
Strengthening SA’s biosecurity through additional investment for sheep and goat eID system
The Australian government will deliver additional investment as part of the state government’s 2023–24 budget to support the implementation of the first stage of...
Nat challenged in rural leader course
Andrews farmer Nat Sommerville has joined eight other rural leaders starting the 30th Australian Rural Leadership Program (ARLP) experience.
For the first time the course...
News on the grapevine
An ancient, Eastern European grape has been cultivated for the first known time in the Clare Valley by a relatively new IT worker turned...
Support sought for our libraries
The state government is being encouraged to show its support for libraries in communities across South Australia, to ensure they can continue to provide...
Mental health organisation receives funding boost
An independent lived experience advocacy group started by a Watervale resident has secured $800,000 from the state government to continue to improve mental health...
Balaklava invited to come ’Under the Sea’
Balaklava Community Arts Inc (BCA) is ready to make a splash in its 40th year as its latest Disney-inspired production, ready for a July...
Hart trial reveals dry year promise for lentils and adaptability
Early results from a long-term farming systems trial at Hart in South Australia’s Mid North are showing increased lentil frequency and making adaptive decisions...
