Eyes on skies for hay crop
Hay growers will hope for a good finish and some good rains ahead of harvest in spring, with the recent rains lending a helping...
Daffodil Day: Hope in bloom
Damian Clarke’s cheery disposition and positive attitude emulates the brightness of the yellow daffodils that will be sold next Thursday to raise vital funds...
‘Mud and Dust’ set to pull in crowds
After much organisation Mundoora is set for its first ‘Mud and Dust’ Vintage Tractor Pull event this weekend with more than 40 tractors set...
Hospital set to mark centenary
Eudunda Hospital Centenary celebrations are planned for Sunday, October 9, 2022 in front of the hospital at 11am to 4pm.
The community are warmly encouraged...
Long lunch at historic cellars
We are excited with spring just around the corner, what could be a better remedy than a long lunch featuring a decadent menu from...
Lots in store at the show
The 151st Copper Coast Show (formerly Kadina show) is expected to be bigger and
better.
The showgrounds are excellent and in top condition with thanks to...
Family fun at NAIDOC in the park
Ngadjuri elder Angelena Harradine and Elley Newchurch welcomed those gathered at Melrose Park last Sunday to country to kick off Clare and Gilbert Valleys...
Quandong Fest draws crowd at Quorn
A large crowd was in attendance for the inaugural Quandong Festival at Quorn last weekend.
A number of foodies attended the festival with the theme...
Mid North art prize returns
The sixth annual Curious Art Accident is on this September in Terowie, inviting entries from young and old, of all abilities and artistic prowess,...
If you go down to the woods today…
A teddy bear’s picnic will be held in Bundaleer Forest on Sunday, August 28, and everyone – and their teddies – are invited along.
It...
Copper mining pioneer remembered in Undalya
A piece of local history was given tribute with the unveiling of a commemorative memorial at Undalya Cemetary last Thursday.
Moonta’s National Trust paid...
