Community statue stolen again at Jamestown
A volunteer committee has launched a public appeal for the return of the Jamestown Swimming Pool’s fibreglass dolphin statue after it was stolen during...
Locals urged to be fire ready
As summer, and by extension fire danger season, gets closer landowners and residents are encouraged to be bushfire ready, which includes being familiar with...
Police News: Car and trailer hit embankment
Police and emergency services responded after a car and trailer hit an embankment at Armagh, near Clare last week.
At about 1.10pm on Tuesday, October...
Wine and Wilderness trail keeps growing
Stage five of the Clare Valley Wine and Wilderness Trail will open this weekend on Sunday, October 16.
The 18km trail walk will head off...
Big endeavour for Valley Wine Show judges
It was a tough day at the office for judges of the 2022 Endeavour Clare Valley Wine Show yesterday as judging began ahead of...
Shutting the gate to wild dogs
A collaborative commitment is being made to safeguard pastoralists areas like the Mid North from the threat of wild dogs, with a trapping program...
Spotlight on protecting native pastures
Locals are being given the opportunity to learn how to identify and ensure the ongoing presence of native grasses while grazing through a series...
Exercise key in cancer recovery
Exercise is key for people recovering from breast cancer and a 10 week course has been organised to help local cancer survivors in Clare.
Optimum...
Megan urges importance of checks
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and a local breast cancer survivor has promoted the importance of early detection and women getting checked to...
Spring time is show time
After a long and dreary winter, the sun is about to shine over the Clare show grounds.
The 157th Clare A&H Society’s annual Clare Show...
PINERY 10 YEARS: Generosity on full display
Australians have demonstrated time and again the ability to support those in need during times of disaster. Whether it is fires, floods, cyclones or...
