Destructive blaze at Woolsheds
About $350,000 in damage has been caused from a fi re on a property at Woolsheds on Friday afternoon. At about 1.30pm CFS crews...
How sweet it is for ‘cake boss’ Wendy
Sometimes a cake can really make a celebration all the more sweeter and, in Balaklava, one woman has helped to make many celebrations the...
Her excellency meets leaders of tomorrow
Balaklava welcomed South Australia’s most prominent woman leader to the community on Friday, who in turn had a chance to meet some young women...
Imported ‘garfish” threatens local industry’
Port Wakefield fishermen have raised concerns about imported “garfish” in the seafood market and echoed calls within the industry for greater transparency in labelling...
Students aid coffee space
Mallala's community cafe has been given a helping hand to be more accessible to all, thanks to a more than $1500 donation, raised by...
Marvellous Margie helping others
Many in the Jamestown community may know Margie Simpson as the publisher of the local newsletter for more than two and a half decades,...
Cracking into Canada
A historic Clare Valley winery has broken into a new international market after being chosen to participate in an export program.
Sevenhill Cellars was one...
Once bitten, twice shy: Lessons learned for Lyn
Clare woman Lyn Jacka is “counting her blessings” after surviving a bite from a brown snake while walking on her property on Saturday morning.
Lyn...
Summer of Weeds
With the rapid development of spraying and weed control technology, the Laura Ag Bureau organised a very successful information afternoon and fi eld day...
Over the fence: Soils ain’t soils
After a season like we have just experienced, it is a good idea to check the health of your soil with a few strategic...
Freer claims second medal in thrilling finish
NAFA held their presentation ceremony on Sunday, 14 September to celebrate the fairest and most brilliant players from each grade.
Broughton-Mundoora’s Kallis Freer was...
