Shearing machines…
As he notched up 180 or so sheep on the boards in 42C heat in a shearing shed at Victor Harbor last Wednesday, Jamestown...
Dedication at Grace Plains
GRACE Plains was inundated on Sunday when around 400 people attended a community event to remember and commemorate the Moquet Lee Pinery Fire Memorial,...
Easing the burden at Christmas
FOR many, Christmas time can be a time of pure excitement and joy, but for others it can be a time of stress and...
Relay for Life shines light on fight against cancer
As the 2019 Mid North Relay for Life kicked off at Clare oval on Saturday afternoon, participants remembered and celebrated loved ones lost and...
Nurse pay dispute continues
Further industrial action was taken by nurses and midwives in South Australia last week, with a small group taking stop-work action at Clare Hospital...
Opposing biker bylaw
LEWISTON resident, Anne Harford, strongly opposes the proposed trail bike riding bylaw proposed by Adelaide Plains Council (APC).
A long-time motorbike enthusiast, Anne has lived...
Fast tracking road infrastructure
MONEY is being thrown around everywhere by state and federal governments to boost road projects in the Mid North.
Federal Member for Grey Rowan Ramsey...
Cooked to perfection
MANY men like to think they are masters of their domain - the barbecue - but Balaklava’s Todd Robertson, son Cody, and friend Chris...
Buses cancelled or schools shut on November scorcher
SOME schools and businesses across the Mid North will be closed today (Wednesday) on the back of a catastrophic Fire Danger Rating, with temperatures...
Zane’s ride breakthough
Not many of us would tough out 50C heat on the Nullarbor on a bike, but for former Clare lad, dual Magarey medallist and...
Coffee and tunes for Steamy anniversary
There was a chilled, laid back atmosphere as locals and visitors paid a visit to Owen's local cafe for this year's rendition of Steamy...
