Smashed mailboxes
A SPATE of robberies and vandalism about the district has police on the hunt for the culprits.
At around 3am on Tuesday, March 31, a...
Barney vs COVID-19 and the missing libido
Former Clare man, Barney Smith was hiking the Camino de Santiago in Spain when COVID-19 first hit.
It forced him into lockdown in a “tiny,...
River to link silo art
SILO art is all the rage, and Balaklava is joining the craze to improve the town and attract visitors to the district!
Balaklava Area Committee...
Major main street works set to start
MAJOR civil works set to begin on Edith Terrace and George Street in Balaklava will cause disruption to the area for several weeks.
Wakefield Regional...
Parting with plastic
South Australia’s historic ban on single-use plastic products began on March 1 with drinking straws, stirrers and cutlery prohibited from sale, supply or distribution...
Royal acclaim for Alfie
ACCLAIMED artist, Robert ‘Alfie’ Hannaford, of Riverton has recently completed a special sculpture – that of Queen Elizabeth II.
The life-sized statue was installed in...
Signed, sealed and delivered
Water bombing aircraft will now have safer access to refuelling and water filling at Jamestown’s Sir Hubert Wilkins Aerodrome, thanks to the completion of...
Halbury signs revitalised
HALBURY Parklands Conservation area is looking fresh after signs around the conservation park received a new coat of paint, the first new coat in...
‘Tis the season for believing
For some, the Christmas season is full of excitement and happiness while for others it can be a time of stress and dread, maybe...
Farrell Flat joins silo art trail
As you come over the hill and head down toward Farrell Flat from the west, a bright beacon of iridescent purple, pink and orange...
Twenty four play Eudunda social bowls
EUDUNDA SOCIAL BOWLS
Last Friday, 5 June, 24 bowlers graced the green including visitors Ron Highet (Saddleworth), Jack Trotta (a regular visitor from Kapunda) and...
