Earth tremors shake Mid North
A series of earth tremors have shaken the Mid North in recent weeks, with Georgetown the latest to record a 1.6 magnitude earthquake on...
Big birthday bash for Redhill
IT will be a birthday celebration like no other for the town of Redhill, who will be celebrating its 150th birthday with a party...
Glenn’s remarkable recovery
A little more than six months ago, Glenn Ogg was the victim of a devastating house fire in Burra that saw him receive serious...
Flying visit for students
IT was an excursion to remember for students from St John’s Lutheran School Eudunda when they had the chance to visit the Royal Flying...
School’s solar success
Balaklava High School is teaming up with UniSA in an exciting new initiative that will see an integrated learning program developed for staff and...
Buoyant property market
The Valuer-General has released South Australian property values for 2019/20, showing a buoyant property market across the state.
Capital values for all South Australian properties...
Low water allocation puts pressure on Clare race club
Clare Valley Racing Club is drowning under the pressure of a low water allocation and rising water costs, which its committee fears could spell...
Scones and special visitors for students
Students and community members around the district were thrilled to have a visit last Wednesday, June 5, from the Governor of South Australia, His...
Firing Squad
Farmers will help form the frontline of a pilot program to control kangaroo numbers, which would see landholders licenced as kangaroo field processors, and...
CORC presents oval upgrade plans to council
Clare Oval Redevelopment Committee (CORC) presented its proposal for the redevelopment of the Clare sporting precinct to Clare and Gilbert Valleys councillors at a...
A place to reflect and remember
A metal statue named ‘Charlie’ and a remembrance bench, recognising and honouring Australia’s war veterans, was officially unveiled at a ceremony in Wasleys on...
