A comfortable overcast, 22 degrees made for perfect conditions for all who attended the Taminga Cup at Clare on Sunday, November 25. Punters travelled from near and far to relax trackside at the Clare Racing Club and study the form guide hoping to go home with more cash than they came with. A rainy day […]
More than 130 nominations were received over seven categories for the 2018 Burra Business Awards which were presented on Friday evening. Held at the beautifully restored Burra Railway Station, the awards, which come under the umbrella of the Burra Community Management Committee, were initiated by the former Burra Regional Tourism and Business Association (BRTBA), with […]
Clare High School students proudly released their Rose’ last Wednesday, with a good crowd on hand to congratulate students and enjoy some wine tasting! “Everyone thought the wine was great so we are hoping to have a successful year of sales,” Clare High School agriculture teacher, Lesley Squires, said. The project started back in 2001 […]
The first high-specification modular sports facility was unveiled on Saturday at Snowtown oval, the first in a national roll out of building projects to accommodate the rapid growth in female football. SANFL and Ausco Modular delivered the $620,000 project at Blyth-Snowtown Football and Netball Club (BSFNC), which includes two unisex football change rooms, a netball […]
Artist and tutor at Adelaide Central School of Art, Luke Thurgate is living and working in Burra until November 30, making a charcoal drawing on the extensive walls of Burra Regional Art Gallery. Prior to the launch on Saturday, December 1, Burra residents can bring a small object to be included in the drawing, and […]
Mill Court Homes in Balaklava has a cracker of a Christmas present for you – a recipe book titled, Recipes Tried and True. Recipes in the book have been submitted by residents, past and present, their families, and staff. The book has been a few years in the making, and is currently being printed, and […]
Year six Mallala Primary School student, Abbey Fagan, was awarded the inaugural Mallala RSL Spirit Award, last Friday. The Spirit Award is a scholarship given to a year six student and pays the annual school fees for the winner moving into year seven. Read the full story in our online edition: http://plainsproducer.realviewdigital.com
Cheyanne Hornby was recognised for her compassion, integrity and kindness at a ceremony for the Fred Hollows Humanity Award at Adelaide Town Hall, last Friday. A student of Mallala Primary School, Cheyanne was nominated for her immensely caring and philanthropic nature. Read the full story in our online edition: http://plainsproducer.realviewdigital.com
AFTER reports of a ‘lake’ along a road between Halbury and Hoyleton, the Plains Producer investigated the site. And the local residents who had contacted us were not mistaken. The dirt road was indeed a lake, with the water having spread out into two neighbouring paddocks. Read the full story in our online edition: http://plainsproducer.realviewdigital.com
PEKINA-Carrieton took the cake in round six at Roo Park, bowling Orroroo out for 88 in 33 overs and replying with 2/93 in 19 overs. Orroroo’s innings, while being spectacular in appearance as the line-up proceeded to bat like millionaires, was far less impressive in the scorebook. Johnny Sheehan (31) was first to go when […]
