Balaklava pays tribute
About 300 people gathered before dawn at the Balaklava Triangle for the annual Dawn Service on Tuesday, paying their respects on ANZAC Day for...
Clare remembers
While the valley was still swathed in darkness, residents from Clare and surrounds gathered at the War Memorial Gates on Main North Road to...
Home sought for Watervale’s history
A history group is seeking a new home for their collection of historical documents and artefacts as the local council seeks to sell off...
Koen keeps his eyes on the skies
Thursday's partial solar eclipse was another occasion for Balaklava’s resident star gazer to bring out the telescope, continuing an almost lifelong interest in astronomy.
Padraic...
We will remember
On Tuesday people across the Adelaide Plains and Mid North paid their respects to those who have served their country, including those who made...
Alissa’s all about the equestrian action and entertainment
Balaklava Cup Ambassador Alissa Jane Klingberg is keen to get along to this weekend’s Adelaide Equestrian Festival, and not just to see the horses...
Prime art in Peterborough
Hundreds of people attended the Peterborough Arts and Cultural Festival over the Easter weekend, visiting the various exhibitions on across the five-day festival.
The opening...
Balaklava bakes biscuits in Anzac spirit
The Balaklava community got into the spirit of ANZAC Day more than a week early as the local RSL once again put on the...
Students make hay while the sun shines
The students of Saddleworth Primary School donned their best high-vis shirt, boots and akubras on Tuesday last week as they held their Farmers Day...
More than a tea towel
THEY are usually just a piece of cloth slung over the oven handle, a barista’s shoulder or across the kitchen bench, used to wipe...
Clare honours sacrifice of Vietnam Veterans
The Auburn, Clare and Districts RSL hosted a service on Vietnam War Veterans’ Day to commemorate and acknowledge those who served.
Formerly known as Long...
