COVID-19 clampdown reinstated to…STOP VIRUS GRIP
NEW data reveals that less than half of South Australian people aged over 50 years still haven’t received their first dose of the COVID-19...
National award brings honour to Blyth
The honour that a Queen’s Birthday brings to individuals is equally as impressive for their hometown, the Blyth community shares.
Last month their much-loved resident...
Tourism boost with cellar door funds
Six Clare Valley cellar doors have been given a funding boost to enable them to expand on new and unique visitor experiences.
Grants of up...
Bridge troubles spark safety concern
A series of hard knocks to the underneath of the Riesling Trail Bridge at Clare has ignited resident Alistair Hope to raise the alarm...
Lions club optimistic in unprecedented year
A string of successful outcomes were highlighted during the Lions Club of Clare District 53rd handover dinner held on June 19.
The optimism was shared...
Hospital promise made
Health Minister Stephen Wade has gone on the record to confirm there is “no intention” for the state government to close the Balaklava hospital.
In...
Olympic proud John Fahey to cheer on granddaughter
With the countdown on to the Tokyo Olympics, now a fortnight away, there is perhaps no one in South Australia more excited than 88-year-old...
Greens keeper shed unveiled at Clare golf course
Clare Golf Club officially opened its new greens keeper shed last week, with Federal Senator Jonathon Duniam, Grey MP Rowan Ramsey and Clare and...
Public libraries new agreement
A returned international educator who also calls the Mid North home fears changes to SA’s public council library set up will greatly impact the...
Ben’s black belt honour
Ben Mann is possibly Mid North’s youngest person to achieve a 2nd Degree Black Belt in Freestyle Martial Arts, and he already has his...
Piccolo raises council question
Member for Light Tony Piccolo MP has continued to be involved with the Dublin community in relation to the proposed local code amendment for...
