Wakefield welcomes six new citizens
Wakefield Regional Council officially inducted six new Australian citizens in a ceremony at Balaklava on Wednesday last week.
Four people originally from the Philippines, as...
New era at Eudunda kindy
The Eudunda Community Preschool Centre (ECPC) prepares to farewell its much-loved director, Mrs Emma Kleinig after two and a half years.
ECPC governing council chairperson,...
Secondhand glamour is first class
Lifeline Clare shop will be the feature of a revolving door tour, one of the events in the recently released program for the SA...
Lyn gets farewelled in style
Care in Motion said farewell to Lyn Forster recently, after 23 years of service. Lyn’s retirement party was attended by volunteers, clients, family, coworkers...
Primary Parliament
Balaklava students got a taste of parliament as Speaker in the House of Representatives came to town on Thursday last week.
The Honourable Milton Dick...
Sue spells out safety on-farm
Blyth farmer and lead ag teacher of South Australia, Sue Pratt, is the face of a new Primary Producers SA campaign aimed at teaching...
Carissa goes pink
A brave breast cancer battler from Auburn has raised more than $3000 for breast cancer research by donning pink clothing or accessories every day...
Backyard harvest to fight food insecurity
Earlier in May, UniSA occupational therapy students, Kate Lowe and Marli Kench based at Clare Valley Children’s Centre began working with the community to...
Murph’s piece of paradise
When one thinks of prime pineapple growing conditions, one would immediately think of sunny Queensland, not the cold winter in the Clare Valley.
But, Brian...
A garden of memories
When Ted and Lorraine Dickinson moved into their new block in Clare, they had a huge space to create a garden full of blooms.
They...
Businesses and farmers bring local issues to Premier’s table
Local business owners and farmers have met with the premier to discuss the issues they face, bringing talks of drought concerns and ElectraNet’s plans...
