Blazing Bowls burns a lasting mark
Members of Bowls SA Region Eight joined forces for a night of charity bowls to raise vital funds for BlazeAid following the Victorian bushfires...
Bandit warning for Lower North
Lower North residents across the Lower North have been warned to keep on the lookout for ‘bitumen bandits’ after following reports of activity in...
Clare Hospital scrubs up for surgery
Works are underway for the $7.3 million redevelopment of Clare Hospital’s surgical suite, with the new site due for completion by the end of...
Support for regional families
Families across regional South Australia are being encouraged to take part in a new research trial aimed at strengthening family wellbeing and supporting parents...
Red Cross celebrate Del’s 90th
Wow, how quickly does time go, Two Wells Red Cross met on Tuesday, 7 April.
This month there was no speaker, but a very entertaining...
New citizens celebrated at Northern Areas
The Northern Areas Council held a citizenship ceremony at its council chambers on 10 April, celebrating three citizens journey to become Australian citizens.
Mayor Keith...
Tarlee’s touch of mosaic mastery
A group of active Tarlee community members have found mosaic fever to be quite contagious after discovering a passion for the hobby which is...
Wakey welcomes Winda to town
People driving along the highway through Port Wakefield will notice a new resident standing at the entrance to Edward Street, one with a cultural...
Council changes course on CWMS
Adelaide Plains Council will be changing course on plans to implement a Community Wastewater Management Scheme (CWMS) in Two Wells, electing not to go...
Thomas retains after vote counting blunder
The final State Election results for the closely contested seat of Narungga have been finalised after a second recount was conducted on 17 April...
A5 drought over for Balaklava
The Balaklava A5 team has celebrated the end of a drought after scoring their first win in nearly two years at Hamley Bridge on...
