NAIDOC brings the people together
The Clare NAIDOC Event was held Saturday, January 29, after being postponed from last August due to Covid, drawing a crowd to the showgrounds...
Minister visits Melrose Museum
Melrose Heritage Museum members were delighted to be visited by Environment and Water minister David Speirs on Friday as he took time to view...
Highway 1 duplication begins
Major works began this week on one of the largest infrastructure projects ever
undertaken in regional South Australia – the Augusta Highway Duplication Project.
The first...
Strong moves on from Orroroo Carrieton DC
District Council of Orroroo Carrieton chief executive officer Dylan Strong has given notice of his resignation to take on a new position at a...
Expat returns to wow Auburn crowd
Growing up in the Valley during the 1980s, Fergus Maximus is coming home to present, ‘Sweet Home SA,’ as part of the Fringe festival...
Spalding celebrates stand centenary
Spalding’s War Memorial Grandstand turned 100 in style with a local cricket club clash, memorial service, cake cutting and celebratory dinner.
The grandstand was built...
Tim’s fitting fire service honour
Every country town or at least every CFS should have a Tim Cooper.
Why? Well, the long-time Jamestown resident - who last month was awarded...
Doors open on vital Lions service
The Clare Lions furniture shed has reopened after the festive season break.
The facility, located at 2 Harriett Street next to Ray White Real Estate,...
Diamonds are forever
Love is certainly in the air, but it’s not just Valentine’s Day that has the McDonalds’ hearts aflutter.
Former Mid North residents Kevin and Shirley...
Taskforce to target insulator pollution
A multi-disciplinary taskforce has been established to look into insulator pollution on powerline equipment following significant blackouts last summer across regional South Australia,...
