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First stage Dunn

The first stage of restoration works on a heritage listed bridge in Balaklava is complete, with the Wakefield Regional Council to look at further...

Police News: Bitumen bandits are back on the road

Police have issued a warning to Mid North residents and local businesses to be wary of people approaching them offering to do small bitumen...

Council enters iron-clad mine agreement

District Council of Peterborough is excited for the future as it works with Magnetite Mines to develop local infrastructure and jobs through the Razorback...

More clients required to keep the ‘Wheels’ in motion

Balaklava Meals on Wheels celebrates 55 years this year, but more clients are being sought to keep the wheels rolling into the future. The branch...

A Beetle’s reunion

A woman’s search for her father’s Volkswagen Beetle has successfully ended, with a local family bringing to light its location. Adey Curtis of Kingscote had...

Blood donations are a lifeline

A Clare resident bravely battling leukemia has urged Mid North residents to roll up their sleeves and donate blood at the pop-up donation centre...

Frustration over golf flag theft

The theft of three golf flags in a month has left Burra Golf Club members frustrated, and president David Robinson has called for their...

Season in full swing

Despite the lack of a true break to the season, seeding is under way across most of the region and farmers remain optimistic for...

No escape from Breakout sale

Another Mid North gem is closing its doors with Blyth Breakout winding up trading from June 26 after the complex was sold to new...

Heritage effort to save silos

An effort has been made to save some local silos from demolition, through a heritage listing. Viterra had announced plans to demolish the non-operational silo site...

Passion Burns bright

Mia Burns, 13, of Tarlee is not quite like the majority of kids her age for the fact she plays four different sports and...