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Candles shine on family and domestic violence awareness

Locals have come together to remember victims and survivors of domestic and family violence at Clare’s Candlelight Vigil. Held on the evening of Tuesday,...

Style and speed at the cup

Racegoers were met with good weather and wines at this year's Jim Barry Clare Valley Cup on Sunday, 23 November. Attendees far and wide took...

Spalding crop fire

A crop fire near Spalding was quickly dealt with on 26 November, reducing its spread and damage. The SA Country Fire Service (CFS) responded to...

TAFE SA’s first regional oral health clinic

Helping Hand Carinya has continued to strengthen its partnership with TAFE SA through securing its first regional oral hygiene clinic in Clare. Organised through its...

SA to establish first Lived Experience Advisory Networks, announced at Clare Vigil

The South Australian government has revealed to the Plains Producer at Clare’s Candlelight Vigil for victims and survivors of family violence Tuesday evening, two...

No results following shaft search for Gus

Police concluded their search of several mine shafts at Oak Park Station for missing four-year-old Gus Lamont, without yielding any evidence. The searching has involved...

Lot of heart for Hamley Op Shop

Hamley Bridge's local op shop is taking a major step forward in supporting the local community, as it prepares to offer grants to help...

Auburn secures promise

Community concerns have been laid to rest after assurance was confirmed that the disbursement of funds from the sale of the former Auburn RSL...

Two Wells residents count CWMS cost

Two Wells residents have voiced concerns about the implementation of a new Community Wastewater Management System (CWMS) within the township, as the Adelaide Plains...

Burra chosen to host major 2026 heritage event

Burra has been chosen to host the next 2026 event for Australia International Council on Monuments and Sites (AICOMOS), taking it one step closer...

Competition push prices up for heavier lambs

SA LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE DUBLIN REPORT Sheep - 25 November Numbers increased this week as agents offered 7700 lambs and 1200 sheep. Quality was again extremely mixed...