Blyth rolls out red carpet on Christmas
The annual Blyth Christmas Street Carnival was held in great conditions on December 20 when the main street was closed to traffic for the...
Help the food fight, support 30 families
Food insecurity is a big concern nationwide, statewide and even locally.
After the final ‘Food 4 Thought’ service, successfully organised by Clare Valley Children’s Centre...
Top drop wins top awards
Kirrihill’s 2019 Partner Series Clare Valley Shiraz recently brought success to the region winning not one but two coveted trophies in a challenging year.
The...
Clare bottles next crop of leaders
A regional leadership program aimed at the Clare Valley’s next generation of winemakers, grapegrowers and wine industry professionals, will help strengthen the region’s industry...
End of an era for Clare teachers
The beginning of the school year will look a little different at Clare Primary School as four of its long serving teachers head into...
100 years for Robertstown golden girl
There’s a new centenarian in the Clare Valley as Helping Hand Carinya resident and former Robertstown resident Evelyn Ross turned 100-years-old yesterday.
Born Evelyn Mary...
Youngsters roll up their sleeves
Covid vaccinations for children aged five to 11-years-old were made available across the state from Monday, adding to the influx of people getting their...
Cancelled shows and field days provided boost
For the past two years country shows, including Balaklava, Burra, Crystal Brook, Jamestown and Melrose, were cancelled due to the uncertainty surrounding Covid.
In response,...
New arrival rings in 2022
Winston Gordon Ward made a perfect entrance into the world, heralding the beginning of 2022, when he arrived on New Year’s Day at Clare...
Burra’s beloved boating event to return
A formerly disbanded sporting club has risen from the ashes to bring back a Burra boating race steeped in local folklore.
The Burra Burra Yacht...
