Over the fence: End of an era
The Long Plains silo complex has been relegated to history. The silos were constructed in 1963 and extended in 1970 to a capacity of...
Council cuts landfill
An additional waste bin for Clare and Gilbert Valley Council (CGVC) residents will herald the roll out of a new food and organics collection...
What is your plan for bushfire safety?
HAVE you and your family made an emergency bushfire plan?
You do not need to live in a semi rural area - if the 2018...
Why we remember on November 11
The 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month is a moment not only to pause and remember all those who have...
Show set to dazzle
The Eudunda Show comes back with a bang on Sunday, November 13, with a stacked lineup of free family entertainment for all.
Children will be...
Secrets of a centenarian
The secret to 100-year-old Riverton resident Chriss Kirk’s longevity can be attributed to her active and connected lifestyle, according to daughter Julie Doddridge.
That and...
The happiest day of the year
Clare Primary School held its first ever Colour Run on the school oval on Friday, October 21.
The Colour Run was a fun celebration for...
Historic vehicles shine | PHOTOS
On a warm Saturday, October 15, the judging of post 1950s Concours d’Elegance post 1950s preservation was held for the first time at the Migration Museum...
Billy cart racing returns to Spalding
Billy cart racing returned to the streets of Spalding recently, with local primary school children polishing their carts in readiness for racing. The local...
Mid North students ready for exams
Mid North Year 12 students are knuckling down and gearing up for the impending exam period kicking off next week.
Clare High School head prefect...
Businesses and farmers bring local issues to Premier’s table
Local business owners and farmers have met with the premier to discuss the issues they face, bringing talks of drought concerns and ElectraNet’s plans...
