Olympic cyclist talks at Clare Lions
FORMER Olympic and Tour De France cyclist Patrick Jonker was the guest speaker at the monthly dinner of the Clare Lions Club on May...
Camera club tells a story
Clare Camera club members had to present three photos which together told a story.
A bit of a difficult task for them and also for...
Nothing deterred fabulous ‘Kezza’
On September 22, 1932, Hartley Haysman, a builder, and his wife, Ivy, who originally came from a farm in Blyth, became proud parents to...
Howe north: Community news
Chook of the week
Dot painstakingly glued hundreds of grains to create the Viterra Rooster, a wonderful nod to the Wakefield region’s flourishing grain industry.
Members...
Exploring the Underwood
Despite being vacant now for 40 to 50 years, the original Underwood homestead built around the turn of the century is in surprisingly sound...
Burra’s family tree
Children around Australia enjoyed National Simultaneous Story time as part of Australian Libraries Week.
Burra Community School librarian Jess Tiver read ‘The Family Tree,’ written...
Heritage highlights: Medical Memories of Balaklava Hospital
Part 2
“… The Nursing Staff consisted of the Matron, Flora Cavanagh, and Nursing Sisters Jean Anderson (Midwifery) and Edna Munday. All the nurses were...
Model kits budding business for Ben
Angle Vale teenager Ben Camilleri is on a Lego high with the upcoming release of his unique model Holden design kits.
In a coup for...
Girl Guides learn about glass
Just how versatile and important is glass? Girl Guides and their leaders from Port Pirie, Crystal Brook, Gawler and Balaklava Units found out when...
Angus loses mullet for heartfelt cause
A young Mintaro lad’s glorious mullet is facing the chop for a pair of good causes.
Angus Holland, 13, has carefully nurtured his mullet for...
Local ladies take out Country Fours
A team made up of three Mallala bowlers and one from Clare has taken out this year's fours competition at the 2023-24 Women's Country...
