Port Wakefield missile factory ready for launch
Australian missile production will begin in Port Wakefield this year following the official opening of a new factory, one of only two in the...
Grain producing innovators get award nod
A contingent of Mid North agricultural innovators and leaders have been named as finalists for an upcoming awards ceremony.
Six Mid North locals were announced...
Peterborough community’s cancel confusion
The Peterborough community have been left confused by a council decision to cancel a community event with only five days notice.
District Council of Peterborough...
Sculpture honours Polish links
Polish Hill River has unveiled its latest resident down Annie’s Lane, a commemorative sculpture dedicated to recognise the generations of Polish Settlers within the...
Limit reached for safety in Kapunda
A long-awaited safety boost on Kapunda’s Main Street is being welcomed by locals after years of near misses and growing concerns about congestion.
Later this...
Mount Remarkable fills councillor void
The District Council of Mount Remarkable has moved to fill its vacant councillor position, with a former elected member returning.
Don Norton will assume the...
Ag and mining debate taken to election
An amendment designed to strengthen safeguards for farmers from mining exploration leases will be taken to the election.
Amendments to the Statutes Amendment (Energy and...
New laws support carers
More South Australians will now be formally recognised for the vital work they perform as unpaid carers, with State Parliament recently passing significant reforms...
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...
Booborowie hay shed ignites
A hay shed has been destroyed in a fire at Booborowie on Monday evening.
CFS firefighters responded just after 7pm following reports of a fire...
Dead end to 150th celebrations
The quiet rows of the 150-year-old Dublin Cemetery became a living history book as 35 residents and history enthusiasts gathered for a unique walking...
