Milestone mark for dog fence rebuild
The rebuild of the South Australian Dog Fence recently reached a key milestone.
The $27.4 million project to rebuild 1600 kilometres of the fence has...
Thousands of scones sold during show
Almost 15,000 scones were sold at the South Australian Country Women’s Association Adelaide Show cafe.
Members from branches throughout the state travelled to lend a...
Sheoak restoration begins
A five-year project focusing on enhancing and restoring remnants of a critically endangered ecological community on western Eyre Peninsula is underway.
Vegetation monitoring and bird...
New Bills for Tumby Lions
It was a case of Bill and Bill as new members of the Lions Club of Tumby Bay and District, when they were inducted...
Men’s shed supports cause
Streaky Bay Men’s Shed recently hosted a breakfast for eight motorcyclists, 10 guests and 11 members in support of the Black Dog Ride -...
Circuit sale prices rise
Prices were up considerably for the 10th annual Elders circuit sale in September.
Elders Cummins’ representative Steve Davidson said prices were helped by having two...
Communities can thrive thanks to funding
Regional community groups have the chance to apply for grants to support projects benefitting their local area with a new round of the Thriving...
Grants to fund park projects
Community projects improving conservation and biodiversity in South Australia’s national parks and reserves will benefit from $675,000 in state government funding.
Grants of up to...
Bryce eager to call the shots
Veteran rodeo announcer Bryce Dodd cannot wait to be back on Eyre Peninsula and among the action at next weekend’s Rodeo by the Sea...
Revved up for big event
Lincoln Auto Club members are gearing up for the annual Show and Shine event to be held on the foreshore lawns adjacent to the...
Total clearance pleases Morley
Morley Poll Merino Stud principal Leonie Mills was pleased to have a total clearance of the 40 Merino rams offered for auction at its...
