Rain gets crops back on track
Widespread rain across the Mid North is being celebrated by farmers who had been eagerly looking to the skies for some much-needed moisture for...
Star jockey could ride in Balaklava Cup
Ambitious local racing administrators have made a play for Jamie Kah - widely regarded as the world’s best woman jockey - to ride at...
Parents in shock as school closes
Vineyard Lutheran School in Clare will close at the end of the 2022 school year because of declining student numbers.
The reception to year six...
Volunteers honoured for bushfire service
CFS volunteers from across the region have been recognised with medals for their service in helping to fight the devastating bushfires across Australia in...
Merinos shine at northern expo
The Meyer family’s Mulloorie Merino and Poll Merino Stud took out the 2022 South Australian Ram of the Year award at the Northern SA...
A safe space for LGBTQ+ youth
A new social group for LGBTQ+ teens will hold its inaugural meeting on Saturday morning, aiming to bring together young people in an inclusive...
Howe North: Community News
Ticket milestone
The Clare Valley Model Engineers anticipate they will sell their 125,000th ticket since record keeping began in 2005 at their run day this...
Callout for applicants ahead of harvest
Viterra is looking for people to come onboard to fill roles across its more than 50 South Australian sites ahead of what is expected...
Zinc phosphide efficacy for mouse control proven
Grain baits with double the dose of zinc phosphide may be key in significantly controlling mouse populations in broadscale agriculture, according to new CSIRO...
Ball starts rolling for sheep eID
Local livestock identities will form part of a steering committee to investigate the implementation of a mandatory electronic identification (eID) system for sheep and...
Substation feels drought effects
The power supply for the Yorke and Mid North region has not escaped the effects of drought conditions, as a build up of pollutants...
