School gates opening to the public
Head along for a tour of Clare High School on Monday, May 9 at 5.30pm, when the school gates will be open to the...
100-strong crowd for Gladstone service
About 100 people attended this year’s ANZAC Dawn Service at the Gladstone War Memorial starting at 6.15am.
A third flagpole was put in the memorial...
Packed ANZAC dawn service at Two Wells
It was a packed crowd of more than 600 who stood quietly as dawn broke to pay tribute this recent ANZAC Day in Two Wells.
Cars...
Keeping it simple but compliant
Whatever your industry, the rules and regulations are ever changing as the world moves more towards compliance and risk management.
Many businesses may currently operate...
Men on a fundraising mission
Two Mid North men are busily prepping their vintage vehicles for the Outback Car Trek next month in a bid to raise over $60,000...
Children’s Uni grads celebrate
Clare Primary School students are enjoying a well-earned break after graduating from the Children’s University last term.
The University of Adelaide hosts the innovative international...
Maintain momentum direction for APC budget
Adelaide Plains Council has endorsed its draft 2022/2023 Annual Business Plan and Budget and will ask the public for feedback on the extensive documents,...
Richard ready for his second tilt at Grey
Independent candidate Richard Carmody says he has learnt plenty from his first election experience as he again puts his hand up for the seat...
Waters carries UAP policies across Grey
Policies promoting freedom and economic growth were promoted to voters in Grey by the United Australia Party’s candidate and leader in Port Lincoln last...
Virginia post poll fails
An Australia Post poll to determine the possible introduction of a home delivery postal service to Virginia Grove has been lost.
The poll, conducted in April,...
Mid North fire risk high
Upper North residents have been given another reminder to be prepared for the fire danger season, as predicted higher temperatures and dry conditions this...
