Science rocks!
Two local young scientists were guest speakers at the recent Rotary Club of Clare general meeting.
Clare High School students, Annabelle Kruger and Gemma Schultz were...
Full PFAS picture on display
LOCAL residents were given a clearer picture of a proposal to include treated PFAS (per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances) at the Inkerman landfill during a...
Raising the Valley’s jazz standards
More than 100 Clare Valley music fans were treated to a spellbinding jazz set from star pianist Kym Purling and local vocalist AJ Pike...
Multi-million dollar makeover
Clare Hospital will receive a $4.8 million makeover this year which will see its sterile supply department replaced and the surgical theatre suite upgraded.
A...
Deadly week on Mid North roads
There has been more tragedy on South Australian roads following two fatal crashes in the Mid and Lower North last week, a matter of...
Tarlee plea from the heart
A local community has made an impassioned plea for people to return to the town following a downturn in visitors caused by major roadworks...
Wait goes on for new Owen swimming pool
Swimmers will need to wait a little longer to see the new look Owen Swimming Pool as contractor and supply availability has pushed the...
Cowardly act threatens lives
Horse owners riding at Port Parham beach have been left fearing for their lives and those of their horses because nails are being deliberately...
Investigation into stuck trucks in Jamestown
Access to Jamestown’s main street was blocked for more than 30 minutes by a truck stuck on the Belalie Creek Bridge last week.
It was...
In Saddleworth, everyone knows it’s Windy
It was a case of “shear” luck when orphaned lamb, Windy, was rescued from a roadside in the Yarra Valley, by Marius Grabkowski.
Faced with the...
Balaklava Eisteddfod tuning up
There is less than a month until the 29th Balaklava Eisteddfod, with more than 300 entries for 2025 and a lot to look forward...
