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...
Housing development planned for Balaklava
Balaklava could see nearly 60 residential homes developed within the township after Wakefield Regional Council gave the green light to begin the process of...
Police News: Drugs and firearm found in Mid North
On Sunday, July 2, police officers from Port Pirie stopped a Holden sedan on the Horrocks Highway at Gladstone.
The driver, a 34-year-old woman from...
Clare pair comes in third
Clare Valley duo Leigh Victor and Ghulam Mohammadi came in third alongside Barossabased team member Dan Falkenberg in the team spur at this year’s...
Backyard harvest to fight food insecurity
Earlier in May, UniSA occupational therapy students, Kate Lowe and Marli Kench based at Clare Valley Children’s Centre began working with the community to...
Murph’s piece of paradise
When one thinks of prime pineapple growing conditions, one would immediately think of sunny Queensland, not the cold winter in the Clare Valley.
But, Brian...
A garden of memories
When Ted and Lorraine Dickinson moved into their new block in Clare, they had a huge space to create a garden full of blooms.
They...
Feast of St. Barnabas
The Feast day of Barnabas on June 11, celebrates the memory of Saint Barnabas.
The Saint Barnabas Anglican Church in Clare set atop Glebe Hill...
Successful market return
The Sevenhill Producers Market returned at the weekend with a special midwinter edition, bringing the best of Clare Valley produce together at the Madonna...
Spalding Wool Show runs swimmingly
Schools and wool producers from across the Mid North converged on Spalding for a long-running tradition pitting the region's finest fleeces against each other.
The...
