Path to Freeling Primary plan begins
A blueprint for the future of Freeling Primary School will come together following a visit from Minister for Education, Training and Skills Blair Boyer...
Volunteers thanked for fire efforts
District Council of Mount Remarkable held a “thank you” event for the many volunteers, their families and supporting businesses who were involved in the...
Funding support for essential Lifeline services
Lifeline Connect Centres in Clare and Port Pirie have received critical funding support from the State Government to continue providing essential mental health services...
Pawsome morning at Liberty
There were plenty of smiles, and tails wagging as the newest addition to the Liberty Estate in Two Wells was officially opened on Sunday...
Clare Rodeo bucks heat with sizzling display
The 2025 Smart Earthworks Clare Rodeo again brought a large turnout on Saturday, March 15 at the Clare Showgrounds, to see a spectacular display...
Merinos turn out as expo calendar begins
After a difficult year for producers across the region, there was much to be hopeful for at the annual start to the Merino sale...
Festival of Footy Mid North bound
Footy fans will be looking forward to the return of the AFL Gather Round to South Australia next month, but before that Mid North...
Mojares family make ‘March Charge’
A Balaklava family is getting fit and active in an effort to support Cancer Council SA, a cause which hits very close to home.
The...
Drought does not deter Hart crowd
Despite many farming areas being impacted by ongoing drought conditions, there was a full house for Hart Field Site Group Inc's Getting the Crop...
Burra bowls on for 105 years
Burra Bowling Club is celebrating 105 years of its history, dedicated members, and the love of the sport.
What was originally the town’s croquet green...
Easier trend for heavier lambs and sheep
SA LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE DUBLIN REPORT
Sheep - 16 June
Numbers increased marginally as agents offered 3900 lambs and a modest 600 sheep. The usual trade and...
