Another SA regional newspaper is reborn
The new weekly Eyre Peninsula Advocate hit the newsstands last week, heralding the return of print news to eastern and western Eyre Peninsula.
Papers and...
Droves roll up to Paskeville
After a blustery Tuesday, last week, the rain and wind held at bay for a stunning Wednesday at last week’s Yorke Peninsula Field Days.
While...
New training centre meets work demand
The Mid North’s first-ever apprenticeship training centre, designed to meet critical on land business demands into the future, will open early 2022 in Saddleworth.
The...
SA Tourism Awards finalists announced
Eight local businesses have been announced as finalists in the 2021 South Australian Tourism Awards.
Finalists from the Clare Valley include Blyth Breakout, Bukirk Glamping,...
Sevenhill Cellars celebrates 170 years
Sevenhill Cellars marked its 170th birthday on September 18-19 with a two-day celebration featuring a long lunch and charity auction, and family fun day.
A...
Lamb-licious – festival shines light on local lamb
From hearty lamb soups, lamb fat damper, koftas, seared backstrap, grilled belly, lamb madras and saag, lamb burgers and the famous Mintaro and Muleteer...
Clare High to celebrate 100 years
Clare High School (CHS) this year celebrates a centenary of education for both staff and students.
Over the weekend, 90 year-old former principal Roy Smallacombe...
Yellow for Mason’s memory
Young Mason Helgeson radiated sunshine, bringing joy to his family, friends and everyone he met.
Today, the Clare community is a sea of yellow to...
Mill support ‘not enough’
A Federal Government package to help get bushfire-affected log off Kangaroo Island and increase the supply of structural timber to the housing industry does...
Gardeners swarm to annual zone meet
Delighted Clare Garden Club president Doug Simon was among the 130 green thumbs from SA who joined for the annual ‘Zone Get Together’ in...