Over the fence: All the rivers run
With so much water forcing its way down the Murray at present, many locals’ shacks upstream are being severely impacted by the second highest...
Communication key ahead of school year
Thenew school year is almost upon us and families everywhere are getting their ducks in a row as the children get ready for another...
Spinks and Chooks earn honours
Wakefield Regional Council has named the newest Australia Day award recipients with a dedicated Blyth resident and a poultry art project receiving this year’s honours.
The...
Archie makes return to gorge
A new, “bigger and better” Archie the Goanna sculpture has been installed in the Port Germein Gorge nearly a year to the date after...
Remarkable efforts rewarded
District Council of Mount Remarkable has announced this year’s Australia Day award recipients, with a long time volunteer at Melrose and a young gun...
Cheaper exports for India
A new trade deal between Australia and India will see tariffs slashed on Australian exports including wool and wine, however industry voices say it...
Premier’s salute to health superstars
Three Mid North Health Advisory Council members have received Premier’s Volunteering Certificates for their contributions to Yorke and Northern Local Health Network and the...
Floodwaters cause shack chaos
The peak of the flooding in the Riverland may be past but for Lower North residents owning shacks on the river, it has left images...
Orroroo Carrieton awards 2022’s best
A committed community volunteer, an event showcasing local artists and three teams fundraising through an annual waterskiing event are this year’s Australia Day award...
Kelly-Anne moves south
Kelly-Anne Saffin would be a familiar face to many in the region thanks to her long stint as chief executive officer of Regional Development...
Northern Areas to resolve willow woes
Northern Areas Council has resolved to take action regarding the Broughton willow trees on Horrocks Highway, which one councillor described as a “traffic incident...
