Snake season upon us
Spring has sprung and the warm rays of sunshine that have burst canola into bloom have also coaxed snakes out of their winter sleep.
Snake...
Curious art event returns
For five years now, The Terowie Citizens Association have been organising and running an art exhibition titled the ‘Curious Art Accident’.
On behalf of the...
Funds opens up further education options
Mid North students who are keen to continue their studies through further education are being given an opportunity for a financial boost to follow...
Knappstein gets insight into US market
Knappstein Wines will be among 16 South Australian wine producers who will be supported by the state government to enter and expand its United...
Roll up, roll up
A local GP is urging all eligible Mid North residents – including 12 to 15-year-olds from next week - to play their part and...
Community health in wise hands
A lengthy career as one of South Australia’s respected GPs recently saw Dr Vivienne Clark make a tree change and base her roots in...
The first Auburn Frenchfest is here
Paint the town red, white and blue because the inaugural Auburn Frenchfest will take place this weekend.
The quaint streets of Auburn will be transformed...
Endless roadwork restrictions frustrate motorists
Ongoing complaints expressed by fed up motorists regarding “inconvenient” speed restrictions in place south of Port Wakefield have failed to be lifted - again.
Last...
Iconic events race on: Balaklava Cup and Paskeville Field Days both set to go...
A lift on crowd caps in South Australia will this month enable two iconic events to draw on more foot traffic and importantly, provide...
Rev’s tour de force aids sick kids
Balaklava’s Collin ‘Rev’ Heslop is taking up the challenge to ride 1200km as part of Starlight’s Tour de Kids.
The Plains Producer contributor is aiming...
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...
