Elder’s story preserved in new book
Late prominent Ngadjuri elder Vince Copley lived an extraordinary life, dedicated to advancing Aboriginal rights, sport and public service.
His autobiography, co-authored by Clare’s own...
Balaklava Show back with a bang
More than 2000 show goers headed to Ralli Park on Saturday as the Balaklava show returned for the first time since 2019.
Attendees made the...
Clare students take to festival stage
On Thursday, September 15, the senior choir from Clare Primary School took part in
the Primary Schools Festival of Music concert number two at the...
Magical country meets black tie glam
Kara Lipscombe and James Heaslip were married on the Heaslip family property at Appila on September 3.
Kara is the daughter of Kevin and Cheryl...
A celebration of Melanesian culture
When Hilary Wali and Ben Tovin came to South Australia from the New Ireland province of Papua New Guinea, they left behind family members...
Samuel saluted
Clare Valley Enterprises have awarded Samuel Gwynn-Jones with Employee of the Month for August.
He has been working at Clare Valley Enterprises for 17 years and his...
Burra Show is back with a bang
After the 2020 and 2021 shows were cancelled due to Covid, it’s time to start getting excited once again.
The 145th Burra Show is coming...
Balaklava students show pride with merinos
Balaklava High School has expressed its pride with the team of students who represented the school at the Royal Adelaide Show, earning some top...
Twin shocks for Stephen
Being named Robertstown’s Citizen of the Year was enough of a shock for local resident Stephen Schulz, so it was an even bigger surprise...
Award an honour for Northern Areas citizen
Eric Sommerville of Spalding was proud to be recognised for his efforts in the community as Northern Areas Council’s Citizen of the Year for...
Wet weather unable to dampen Minis Carnival
The Broughton-Mundoora Minis Carnival attracted 15 Under 12 teams to Port Broughton for a wet but spirited day out on 27 July.
Teams competed in...
