Queen of hearts
Mid North residents awoke last Friday to news the longest reigning monarch of the United Kingdom, Queen Elizabeth II, had passed away at Balmoral...
Grants offered for drought resilience
Grants of up to $500,000 are available for community organisations across Australia to get projects off the ground to help their regions prepare for...
Huge field day program for Hart
In its milestone 40th year, the Hart Field Day returns on Tuesday, September 20, with a huge program showing exactly why it has cemented...
Hart celebrates 40 years of research
It is hard to imagine a group initiated four decades ago with the idea of advancing agronomy research in the field and hosting an...
Over the fence: Spring time is here again
Crops across the mid north are putting on a show. Forecast rain for today and tomorrow would be very timely as crops approach flowering...
Have a golden moment on the Copper Coast
The Copper Coast region continues to earn its reputation as a must-see tourism location in South Australia, with plenty of beautiful scenery, unique attractions...
Spring signals start of a new snake season
As spring approaches and the weather warms up, we are being urged to keep our eyes peeled as South Australia’s snakes slither out from...
Nominate an inspiring woman
Mid North residents are encouraged to nominate inspiring women in their community for the South Australian Women’s Award.
The awards recognise the achievements of women...
It’s cool to be square, or cubed
Speedcubers ventured to Clare last month to compete in a World Cubing Association speedcubing competition.
St Joseph’s School gym was a hive of the clicks...
Regional RAA Safety Grants open again
RAA is providing $70,000 to increase community safety throughout South Australia with the launch of the latest round of its Regional Safety Grants.
The 11th...
Melodrama rewind for movie night
The scene: Friday, 4 July, the Two Wells Melodrama Group united to review the performance of its show ‘Hair Today Gone Tomorrow’, hosted by...
