Water fine upheld
An $18,000 fine for exceeding water usage has been upheld by the State Government, leaving...
Jamestown’s serves up a different type of tea!
It was a Biggest Morning Tea fundraiser with a difference for Jamestown this year, but a new home delivery format proved to be a...
While away in a winter wonderland
WITH travel restrictions eased, caravan parks and reserves in South Australia are almost booked out for the upcoming long weekend.
Melrose Caravan and Tourist Park...
Language leaders on the Horizon
Horizon Christian School students recently took out the Education Perfect Languages Championships – Indonesian language category recently.
An online competition, the championships attracted entries from...
Peter’s persistence and passion pays off
FOR Burra local, Peter Cochrane, the last 25 years have been spent devoting his time to the Burra South Australian Ambulance Service (SAAS).
His dedication...
Stephen puts Snowtown on the map
AVID Clare photographer, Stephen Langman, often travels the countryside looking for new and exciting places to explore.
Last year he travelled to Snowtown and took...
Off Target: stores to close
Target Country in Clare will close in early to mid-2021 as part of a major restructure of the Wesfarmers-owned group, announced last Friday.
Across Australia,...
Mosaic masterpiece at Eudunda
THE Eudunda Community Hub and Shed has been successful in receiving an $8000 Federal Government contribution toward a Mosaic Masterpiece project aimed at reducing...
Fishing reform
THE commercial fishing industry is heading for its biggest reform for years, following the announcement of the state government’s $24,5 million Marine Scalefish Fishery...
Proposed amendments to sanctuary zones welcomed by fishermen
PROPOSED amendments to the size of sanctuary zones in South Australia following a state government review has been welcomed by Port Wakefield fisherman, Bart...