Show hall revamp boosted by state funds
A Mid North town will revamp their show hall’s kitchen while a Clare Valley women’s shed will be able to clad their gathering space...
Secondhand glamour is first class
Lifeline Clare shop will be the feature of a revolving door tour, one of the events in the recently released program for the SA...
Lyn gets farewelled in style
Care in Motion said farewell to Lyn Forster recently, after 23 years of service. Lyn’s retirement party was attended by volunteers, clients, family, coworkers...
Primary Parliament
Balaklava students got a taste of parliament as Speaker in the House of Representatives came to town on Thursday last week.
The Honourable Milton Dick...
Police news: stolen statue handed in at Two Wells
A bronze statue that was stolen from an Adelaide university campus last year has been found at Two Wells.
The bronze bust of Professor James...
Sue spells out safety on-farm
Blyth farmer and lead ag teacher of South Australia, Sue Pratt, is the face of a new Primary Producers SA campaign aimed at teaching...
$63k injection to complete pool
Wakefield Regional Council will inject more than $63,000 to complete the full upgrade of the Owen Swimming Pool.
Works are underway to upgrade the pool...
Carissa goes pink
A brave breast cancer battler from Auburn has raised more than $3000 for breast cancer research by donning pink clothing or accessories every day...
PALM changes welcomed
A local worker of Pacific origin has welcomed reforms to a scheme involving people like her, hoping it would help them support their families...
Mid North big battery on show
A viewing area at Jamestown’s big battery opened last month, allowing members of the public and schools to get up close to the infrastructure...
Dominant wins for top three
The latest round of Mid North Tennis saw four convincing wins, including for the top three teams.
The closest result was at Long Plains, where...
