Viterra ready for merger
Silos across the region may be in the need of a paint job, as Canadian-owned company Viterra has agreed to merge with US company...
Bus driver arrested near Port Wakefield
A 53-year-old man from Victoria has been arrested and charged with driving without due care and driving a heavy vehicle while fatigued after an...
Tyre tracks lead to Melrose
Cycling aficionados migrated to the Flinders Ranges town of Melrose over the King’s Birthday long weekend for the 20th annual Fat Tyre Festival.
The community-run...
Dublin playground getting upgraded
An upgraded play space is coming together at Dublin as work continues on upgrading the town’s playground.
The playground, located on the Dublin Oval grounds...
Blyth markets foundation set
The first ‘Blyth Collective Market’ was held on Saturday morning under the shelter of the Blyth Hotel verandah.
A chilly, but sunny morning saw a...
Century celebration
After 100 years of servicing the Gilbert Valley community, the Riverton District Soldiers’ Memorial Hospital is celebrating its centenary next month with an afternoon...
Refugees welcome in Jamestown
A Mid North town will host a bus-load of Ukrainian refugees early next month for a weekend of cross-cultural connections, giving them a taste...
Let there be light
The new lights recently erected to illuminate the Clare oval were turned on for the first time in evening light last Friday.
Crews had been...
Operation Flinders a success
For eight days, a cohort of Clare High School students left behind the creature comforts of home such as a bed, technology and a...
Mid North eyes Ag Town of the Year prize
Mid North communities are keen to be this year’s Agricultural Town of the Year, including one that is looking to go from finalist to...
Eagles win battle to end Cats season
It was a dour battle at Blyth on Saturday and the Min-Man Eagles were good enough to win by 11 points and end the...
