Christmas hampers mean hope
Clare's Uniting Church Hall was once again a hive of activity during the Clare Valley Christian Outreach’s annual Christmas hampers packing day.
Last Thursday volunteers...
Hamley’s wonderful time of the year
Father Christmas turned heads in Hamley Bridge on Saturday, December 11 when he was brought into the town’s Christmas party onboard a red Harley...
Job expo to link students with futures
WAKEFIELD Regional Council is moving to address recruitment issues limiting business growth in the area by hosting a Careers and Employment Expo for high...
Bank ATM saved with new location
Riverton’s ANZ automated teller machine (ATM) will be relocated to the town hall after the Clare and Gilbert Valleys Council voted to authorise the...
Australia Day awards announced
SINCE moving to Balaklava in 2011, Jhing Mojares has been at the heart of a flourishing community, working tirelessly to help others thrive within...
Sibling rivalry as Robyn top scores
Clare’s Robyn Coles was named dux of the Seymour Boarding House, with an ATAR of 99.8.
After a couple of dreams the nights prior with...
Dream career comes true
Encouraging friends, supportive teachers and a passion for learning have all helped 2021 Horizon Christian School Dux Hollie-Lee Cook to score 99.15.
She managed to...
Sights set on career in film industry
Keep an eye out, as you may just see Jamestown Community School’s 2021 dux Monique Marlow’s name on the big screen in the near...
Design whiz declared dux
Balaklava High School Dux Matt Mojares scooped an ATAR of 98.9 with bonus points, citing his parents as major motivators through his studies, providing...
Councils mark milestone
A significant step in an ongoing partnership between six northern councils was reached this month when six mayors joined to formally sign a memorandum...
Day of remebrance at Dublin
Dublin locals, along with a large group of Investigator College students who happened to be passing through, gathered at the war memorial on Monday...
