Dublin asset productivity boosted
The $11 million Dublin saleyard access upgrade has reached a significant milestone, with improvements to Carslake Road and the entrance of the SA Livestock...
Bluff outlook officially opened
The unveiling of the Bluff lookout west of Wirrabara is expected to become a tourist hotspot with the track widened and reconstructed to give...
Yippee – Clare show is on
The 156th Clare A&H Society’s annual Clare Show is on again this year after being forced to COVID-pone the 2020 event.
Mark on the calendar...
Bus set to bring town together
The small town of Brinkworth will be able to purchase a community bus to help combat social isolation thanks to a $87,600 grant.
The Brinkworth...
Jamestown Races on track
Everything is set for another successful Jamestown Races event on the long weekend, Saturday, October 2.
The event’s ‘normal’ six-race program is planned, with tote...
Water proposal to secure Valley’s grape growing future
A proposed pipeline from Bundaleer Reservoir (north west of Spalding) to the Clare Valley is one option that could provide grape growers an extra...
Cup a winner for local economy
Another Balaklava Cup has raced away as local businesses last week enjoyed a boost from the influx of spectators to the town.
Wakefield Regional Council...
Schools enter union discussions
Two respected Catholic schools in the North recently entered into an early phase of a proposed school union in a bid to better support...
Fat Farmers comes to Clare
Just 12 months ago, Sarah Heinjus had never set foot in a gym.
A year on, she now sets her alarm for a 5.30am cross...
Mental health recognised through Blue Tree Project
We’ve all seen them, and we know that they are to do with mental health.
But what exactly is the Blue Tree Project?
Year 11 student...
Town Hall stage open for business
Clare Town Hall's stage has been temporarily fixed and is available for use.
After being out of commission for about two years, the hall...
