Clare racing switches focus to Cup day
Preparations for the Clare Valley Cup are in full swing following the unfortunate wash out of the club’s meeting last month.
The Jim Barry Clare...
Blyth School fair success
It was an evening full of family fun, school pride and successful fundraising as Blyth Primary School held its inaugural fair at the end...
Christmas cheer on way from Men’s Shed
Take a step inside the Burra Men’s Shed at the moment and a burst of colour greets you as you pass through the doors.
Cast...
Association keeps eye on council
Adelaide Ratepayers and Residents Association has come out of recess and vowed to continue to keep an eye on the local council’s activities post...
Association keeps eye on council
Adelaide Ratepayers and Residents Association has come out of recess and vowed to continue to keep an eye on the local council’s activities post...
Clare CEO locks in five more years
Clare and Gilbert Valleys Council chief executive, Dr Helen Macdonald, has been reappointed for a further five-year term.
Incumbent Mayor Wayne Thomas acknowledged the range...
Mayor Mattey farewelled after four Goyder terms
Goyder stalwart Mayor Peter Mattey is ready to hand over the reins to a new council leader at the end of his fourth term.
Dedicating...
Balaklava gets walking for wellbeing
About 20 residents put on their walking shoes and enjoyed some fresh air as they took part in Wakefield Regional Council’s Walk for Wellbeing...
Local team raises funds for a worthy cause
On average, two people die and two people are diagnosed with MND in Australia every day.
Clare mother and daughter team, Gayle and Clodagh Barry...
Marrabel Road upgrades needed
Heavy vehicle turning lanes will be installed at a key intersection in Marrabel to improve road safety thanks to a $5 million funding injection.
Turning...
Bye-bye bubble tea
A beloved bubble tea business in the Clare main street has closed down after 18 months of operation.
Clare Valley locals were given their last...
