Pageant committee gears up for 2023
A pat on the back and a hearty meal was more than well-deserved for the Clare Christmas Pageant Committee as it hopes to build...
Booleroo two recognised as finalists
Two volunteer-run tourist attractions in Booleroo Centre have been going from strength to strength, and now have been recognised as finalists in a national tourism...
Grand Grace celebrates her century
Grace Piggott may be a familiar face to many in Clare - often seen gardening and mowing the lawns in her front yard - but...
Community teams up to support brave Isley
Local sporting clubs are teaming up for a trifecta of fundraising events to help a local girl and her family following a devastating cancer diagnosis.
Port...
Courageous Sam fights on
Sam Scully, 6, is an energetic, outgoing cricket fanatic whose life suddenly changed when he was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour.
The Angle Vale Primary...
Baker’s bypass battle recounted
For one Port Wakefield business owner the completed highway duplication is the culmination of a campaign that began almost 30 years ago, with a mock...
Summer fun at Mr Mick
Visitors to Mr. Mick in Clare found a way to beat the heat on Friday evening, enjoying some cold refreshments and food under the...
Communication key ahead of school year
Thenew school year is almost upon us and families everywhere are getting their ducks in a row as the children get ready for another...
Spinks and Chooks earn honours
Wakefield Regional Council has named the newest Australia Day award recipients with a dedicated Blyth resident and a poultry art project receiving this year’s honours.
The...
Archie makes return to gorge
A new, “bigger and better” Archie the Goanna sculpture has been installed in the Port Germein Gorge nearly a year to the date after...
Minds bloom young in Woolly Garden
Get ready to see the Festival of the Lamb come alive with colour and creativity!
Children’s University (CU), in partnership with the Festival of...
