Pruners spurred by big prize pool
The stakes are high as Clare takes on Barossa, and pruner takes on pruner, in the 2022 SA Pruning Championships and Industry Day on...
Team dog challenge now open
For the first time in its seven-year history, the Cobber Challenge is showcasing how farm dogs work together, with nominations calling for working dog...
Olympic cyclist talks at Clare Lions
FORMER Olympic and Tour De France cyclist Patrick Jonker was the guest speaker at the monthly dinner of the Clare Lions Club on May...
Camera club tells a story
Clare Camera club members had to present three photos which together told a story.
A bit of a difficult task for them and also for...
Playground funding boost
The Tarlee playground will be upgraded with disability-friendly equipment thanks to a $7587 grant from a wind farm in Waterloo.
Tarlee Hall and Community Services...
Program targets our young drivers
In the wake of a moving installation in Clare’s Ennis Park last month that represented the 125 people who lost their lives on Yorke...
Nothing deterred fabulous ‘Kezza’
On September 22, 1932, Hartley Haysman, a builder, and his wife, Ivy, who originally came from a farm in Blyth, became proud parents to...
Gawler Hospital’s significant upgrade
Gawler is the epicentre for spending in the region in the first State Budget handed down by the new Labor Government.
With the State Budget...
Electrifying move for Gawler train line
Trains will be finally running on the new electrified Gawler line from this coming Sunday.
The Minister for Transport and Infrastructure, Tom Koutsantonis announced on...
Howe north: Community news
Chook of the week
Dot painstakingly glued hundreds of grains to create the Viterra Rooster, a wonderful nod to the Wakefield region’s flourishing grain industry.
Members...
Plenty of hoggets at Livestock Exchange
SA LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE DUBLIN REPORT
Sheep - 4 November
Numbers increased this week as agents offered 6000 lambs and 3000 sheep. Quality was generally fair to...
