Peter survives severe ski smashup
COMING home early was never on Peter and Tania Butterfields’ minds when skiing the Austrian Alps, but after Peter had a bad crash and...
Curtain falls on Blyth Cinema
Sunday’s movie session at Blyth Cinema was its last for the foreseeable future, as it follows the Federal Government’s directive that cinemas close during...
Shear brilliance – Beau wins senior shearing crown
Flying the flag for South Australia, Mid North’s contingent of shearers and wool handlers to the National Shearing Championships in Dubbo last week did...
Grant to protect Koolunga kids
KOOLUNGA Primary School has been granted almost $7000 to build a fence between the school grounds and a road in a bid to improve...
Record entries for Burra Talent Quest
Caravans and campers filled the Burra Showgrounds over the weekend, with revellers keen to kick up their heels for the sixth annual Burra AGL...
Supporting regional Year 7 move
PARENTS at eligible primary schools will be able to apply to their local principal for an exemption to keep their Year 7 child in...
Cycling project link
CLARE and Gilbert Valleys Council has thrown its support behind a project to create a world-renowned cycle tourism pilgrimage through South Australia linking the...
Forest full of fun
There was mud and water, sticks and stones, and loads of fun being had in Bundaleer Forest last Thursday and Friday as almost 200...
Lucky numbers came up!
A three-person private syndicate from Crystal Brook spent the weekend in a state of disbelief after scoring a division one prize in the weekend’s...
Clare Hospital theatre closed due to damage
Clare Hospital’s surgical theatre has been closed while repairs are undertaken to the ceiling of an adjacent store room.
It has left the hospital without...
$10 increase for many lambs
SA LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE DUBLIN REPORT
Sheep - March 4
Numbers increased this week as agents offered 10,000 lambs and 3000 sheep. Quality continues to be extremely...
