Balaklava’s packed pageant
BALAKLAVA’S Christmas Pageant was again a huge success, as hundreds of locals and visitors alike turned out in throngs to celebrate the festive season.
The...
Another SA regional newspaper is reborn
The new weekly Eyre Peninsula Advocate hit the newsstands last week, heralding the return of print news to eastern and western Eyre Peninsula.
Papers and...
Sevenhill Cellars celebrates 170 years
Sevenhill Cellars marked its 170th birthday on September 18-19 with a two-day celebration featuring a long lunch and charity auction, and family fun day.
A...
Yellow for Mason’s memory
Young Mason Helgeson radiated sunshine, bringing joy to his family, friends and everyone he met.
Today, the Clare community is a sea of yellow to...
Gardeners swarm to annual zone meet
Delighted Clare Garden Club president Doug Simon was among the 130 green thumbs from SA who joined for the annual ‘Zone Get Together’ in...
Yippee – Clare show is on
The 156th Clare A&H Society’s annual Clare Show is on again this year after being forced to COVID-pone the 2020 event.
Mark on the calendar...
Bus set to bring town together
The small town of Brinkworth will be able to purchase a community bus to help combat social isolation thanks to a $87,600 grant.
The Brinkworth...
Water proposal to secure Valley’s grape growing future
A proposed pipeline from Bundaleer Reservoir (north west of Spalding) to the Clare Valley is one option that could provide grape growers an extra...
Cup a winner for local economy
Another Balaklava Cup has raced away as local businesses last week enjoyed a boost from the influx of spectators to the town.
Wakefield Regional Council...
Schools enter union discussions
Two respected Catholic schools in the North recently entered into an early phase of a proposed school union in a bid to better support...
Clare bids farewall to Phillip Basham
The Clare community recently lost another of its business leaders, with Phillip Basham passing on December 18, 2024.
Born May 14, 1945 at Clare Hospital,...
