Tale of two families on plains
Ivan Winter returns with his latest book chronicling regional history, which includes a detailed history of garages and mechanics on the Wakefield Plains from...
No bluff with remarkable visitor numbers
The Bluff Lookout at Wirrabara has proven to be popular amongst visitors with significant visitor numbers recorded for the first half of the year....
Inclusion at top of the agenda
A student-led movement saw Clare High School celebrate Wear It Purple Day last Friday with an assembly and bake sale, inspiring students to be...
The magical world of dreaming
Students at St Joseph’s School in Clare dreamt with their eyes wide open for this years 2022 Book Week.
Each class selected one of the...
Students dare to dream for Book Week celebrations
Students and staff of Balaklava Primary School celebrated the 2022 Book Week on Friday, many participating in this year’s theme of ‘dreaming with eyes...
Lice detected at saleyards
Sheep producers are being asked to be on the lookout for lice infested sheep in their flocks following recent detections at saleyards.
Department of Primary...
New fund to boost tourism
Grants of up to $50,000 to develop nature-based tourism across South Australia will be offered through a new state government fund.
The South Australian Tourism...
Magic table’s helping hand
A new Tovertafel – or ‘magic table’ – games console is giving people living with dementia an opportunity to reconnect with memories through an...
Lamb fest launch set for September 21
Guest speakers and fine food will feature at the launch of the 2022 Clare Valley Festival of the Lamb next month.
The festival will kick...
Walk to raise key funds for organisation
A walk on the scenic Wine and Wilderness trail through the Clare Valley next month will provide community members with the opportunity to connect...
Familiar Faces- Anne-Marie Hayes
For many visitors to the Clare Valley, Anne-Marie Hayes may be one of the first familiar faces to greet you in her position at...
