Jamestown marks 150 years since settlement
Jamestown’s 150th celebrations were certainly one to remember, with a ferocious storm passing through the town on Saturday afternoon.
However, it certainly did not dampen...
Learning adds up at Watervale
Watervale Primary School student Abigail England has been awarded a state winner’s prize for the second time in the Primary Mathematics Association’s annual Maths...
Wild winds lash Clare
While Clare and surrounds were fortunate to miss the band of destructive hail and rain that swept through the Lower North, Adelaide Plains and...
Four decades of service honoured
Three Balaklava residents were awarded medals for 40 years of service to the CFS at a ceremony held in the Barossa last month.
On Sunday,...
Muster fosters community spirit
Coming together in times of hardship, that is what country communities do best.
Nearly 800 people gathered in Orroroo for the Despite the Dust Muster...
Hunter contests Frome seat
Councillor, author and small business owner Cate Hunter will contest the seat of Frome as an independent candidate at the next state election, and...
Ashrose returns to Mid North roots
Ashrose Poll Merino Stud has returned to the Ashby family and its Mid North roots, with the purchase of the stud sealed last week...
Pop-up vaccination clinic in Gladstone
A mobile COVID-19 vaccination van is coming to Gladstone next Tuesday, November 9, to administer first doses of Pfizer at the Gladstone Health Centre.
The pop-up...
Electricity issues and ceilings damaged in Mallala
By 10am, resident Mick King said Mallala Oval was covered in white hail, giving the appearance of a winter wonderland.
He added the arrival of...
Produce damage devastates growers
THURSDAY’S freak hail storm is likely to have caused millions of dollars worth of damage across the state, with the Adelaide Plains horticulture industry...
Loretta’s last call for drinks
After dedicating more than 25 years to being the publican of the Two Wells Tavern, Loretta Wilmshurst has made the decision to step into...
