Successful school union bridged
An extensive review seeking to unite two Catholic schools in the North met with success on November 25 for current and future families.
The South...
From pest to Christmas delight
They might look lovely and festive, but Aleppo pine trees at the historic Burra mine site are proving to be quite a pest.
But this...
Travelling Lions members visit
Lynne and David Hateley-James are proud members of the Lions Club of Australia, with a difference.
Their club is the Australian Motorhoming Lions Club and...
Regional women taking back time
Time, we never have enough of it, but there are ways to return ourselves to balance using a range of techniques.
Guest speaker at the...
New writing group for Clare
New Clare Valley resident Warren Brown has started a writer’s group in town to bring aspiring writers together.
The first meeting of the Clare Writer’s...
Continued care model celebrated
An Australian-first model of care for pregnant, birthing and post-natal mums and babies, is enjoying continued success across the Mid North and Yorke region.
Mums,...
Students dig in to indigenous culture
A pilot program linking three Mid North schools with the Flinders University school of archaeology kicked off last week, with the aim of opening...
Christmas spirit spills into Clare
The Christmas tree is up and the lights have been switched on at Ennis Park in the heart of the town.
A team from the...
Much-loved Clare author returns
When hometown girl, internationally acclaimed author, Monica McInerney arrives back in Clare next Tuesday, it will be to the welcome of a...
Indigenous colour added to primary school
Balaklava Primary School (BPS) added bursts of colour to its grounds throughout the holiday period, thanks to Aboriginal artist Scott Rathman of Rusted Tin.
Scott...
