Hard slog to recover from flooding
Buckleboo farmer Tristan Baldock has been flat out fixing flood damage to his farm in time for seeding, after parts of it were inundated...
Marvellous marriage at Yantanabie
Sabrina Miller married Stevan Fraser outside of the Yantanabie Hall on March 5 - the first wedding there since 1955.
She is the daughter of...
SALT caters for all tastes
The SALT Festival, beginning on April 22, will once again live up to its motto of “Anything Is Possible” with another full programme of...
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Dear Editor,
Following the recent state election it has been interesting to note the significant change in the print and electronic...
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Top tips at Wudinna still life class
A still life painting class at Alicia’s in Wudinna attracted nine artists from Streaky Bay and Wudinna on Sunday.
Streaky Bay artist Donna Legovini gave...
Mental health behind new space
The growing understanding of society regarding the need to discuss mental health issues is the inspiration for a new art and seating area on...
Tumby group enjoys fun-filled barbecue
A surprise visit of ‘Dame Edna Everage’ to the Tumby Bay Senior Citizen Club caused quite an air of excitement at its recent barbecue...
Four sites shortlisted for desal plant
Sleaford and Point Boston are among four possible locations shortlisted for the new desalination plant on Eyre Peninsula, with community consultation to begin at...
Regional charity ride exceeds $100,000 target
The inaugural Treasure Life Ride has exceeded its $100,000 target with two charities to receive more than $50,000 each.
Ronald McDonald House Adelaide and Port...
Students parade through grounds
Cowell Area School staff and students made a colourful sight as they paraded through the school yard for Book Week.
School librarian Nicole Turner said...
