Wilmington’s ‘worrying’childcare crisis
With regional populations increasing, rural townships and municipalities throughout not just South Australia, but the entire nation, are experiencing growing demand for childcare facilities.
This...
Ambos not skipping a beat
Locals were invited to learn potentially lifesaving skills in a family-friendly setting at an event organised by the Port Wakefield SA Ambulance Service (SAAS)...
Calls to put vacant station to good use
Amid a state-wide housing crisis, a SA Police-owned property that has remained vacant for about five years has come under fire from the community,...
Local pools set to make a splash for 23/24
As the weather begins to warm up, community swimming pools in the Wakefield Regional Council area are preparing to open their gates for the...
Women prepped for fire season
As the region is encouraged to get ready for the upcoming bushfire season, women in Nantawarra and surrounds were provided with a guide on...
Fallout from The Voice defeat
Two days after the referendum was voted down by the Australian public, the fallout from the majority No vote continues around the nation, and...
Tributes flow
Mid North communities have expressed their condolences and support for the family of two men following a tragic incident last week which claimed their...
disecting discussion paper
The State Planning Commission released a 176-page discussion paper in early August seeking feedback on how next year’s Greater Adelaide Regional Plan should be...
Award winner Rachel making a difference
A Balaklava High School student has been rewarded for her hard work during her Vocational Education and Training studies this year, and aims to...
Waste station awarded
A council asset located in a small, upper Mid North town has received national recognition after reaching the finals of a competition aimed at...
Saddled up for success
Four members of a family from Halbury recently competed at the Ranch Sorting National Championships Australia (RSNCA), bringing home a number of titles between...
