“Be kind” this Awareness Month
IT has been a year since the Plains Producer last caught up with Clare Valley resident Lauren Quick to talk about her endometriosis journey.
In...
Covid care changes with clinic closure
The Mid North Respiratory Clinic saw its last patient on February 28, with management of GP patients with respiratory symptoms now to be managed...
Bronze stars for young lifesavers
Year nine students at St Joseph’s School Clare are a step closer to achieving a lifesaving certificate, thanks to an initiative in conjunction with...
Saddleworth shines with markets
The nearly 500-strong town of Saddleworth experienced an influx of people on Sunday as they held their monthly country market.
Despite some ominous clouds the...
Volunteers get hands on with defibrillators
Balaklava community groups received first hand training on how to use defibrillators at the weekend, which equips them to one day, if needed, help...
Growers urged to take spray pledge
South Australian grain producers have been urged to take up a new initiative that aims to educate and promote responsible agri-chemical application.
The Spray Pledge...
Celebrating Hamley’s history
Like many railway towns in the Mid North, Hamley Bridge has developed a rich history since its establishment in 1868.
However, much of the documentation...
Hamley’s future festive plans need more hands
The Hamley Bridge community have been canvassed about the future of the town’s annual Christmas Party event, but organisers warn the event can only...
Merinos shine at Mid North showcase
It was a Collinsville double in the judging of the Ram of the Year and Ewe and Ram Pair at Burra oval on Friday on...
New officer on beat in Jamestown
A new police officer has joined the Jamestown Station but he is no stranger to the Mid North, having worked in various stations across...
Peckers prove poised
Balaklava A1s took to the court at Angle Vale with a new-look side but looked comfortable on court, recording a 12-goal win over the...
