Balaklava Show back with a bang
More than 2000 show goers headed to Ralli Park on Saturday as the Balaklava show returned for the first time since 2019.
Attendees made the...
Clare students take to festival stage
On Thursday, September 15, the senior choir from Clare Primary School took part in
the Primary Schools Festival of Music concert number two at the...
Magical country meets black tie glam
Kara Lipscombe and James Heaslip were married on the Heaslip family property at Appila on September 3.
Kara is the daughter of Kevin and Cheryl...
A celebration of Melanesian culture
When Hilary Wali and Ben Tovin came to South Australia from the New Ireland province of Papua New Guinea, they left behind family members...
New ‘Horizon’ for Vineyard school site
A Clare-based school set to close at the end of the year will reopen under a new identity with existing students invited to be...
Frustrated GP takes drastic action
Medical services have returned to Peterborough and Orroroo thanks to the goodwill of a rural medical clinic, which last week withdrew its services following...
Service van ‘Blue Gum’ visits region
Mid North residents can receive help with government services such as Centrelink and Medicare as Services Australia’s Mobile Service Centre ‘Blue Gum’ makes its...
Bourke to lead on autism policies
Emily Bourke has been appointed to the newly established role of Assistant Minister for Autism.
Ms Bourke, who is also the Assistant Minister to the...
Wel.Co signs on for ‘Gracewood’
Development of housing across 40 acres at Mallala is back on the books after a local family reached an agreement with a national developer...
Residents left reeling over rates reset
More than 100 ratepayers in the Clare and Gilbert Valleys Council area received a shock in the mail when their rates bill soared after...
Big fortnight for Lochiel tennis
Lochiel has enjoyed more success in Northern Yorke Peninsula junior tennis in the past two weeks.
On 22 November, Lochiel proved too good in B...
