Tigresses enjoy day at the football
Saturday was not just for the past players as Long Plains Oval also played host to Ladies Day.
Members of Long Plains Netball Club as...
A quacking wakeup for Blyth residents
Blyth has been subject to a mysterious proliferation in the duck population, with the town awakening to rubber ducks occupying fences and parks.
Sleuths from...
No holiday for wildlife in need
A local survey of native animals assisted in the past year has seen positive and negative trends from previous years.
Tracy Heritage, who operates Cooraka...
Return of the ’comeback kings’
United Football Club welcomed back players from its last Reserves premiership, from a truly memorable grand final, to mark its 10th anniversary on Saturday...
Little things weave wonder in Riverton
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised this article contains names and images of deceased people.
A large crowd gathered at Riverton Library on...
Students help council plant trees
Student’s from Blyth, Brinkworth and Owen contributed to the region’s native vegetation, helping to green their local council area.
On Friday, July 28, Wakefield Regional...
Golf course adds green for National Tree Day
A group of year 5 and 6 students from Orroroo Area School joined a tree planting day on Friday, July 28 to mark National...
Community comes together
Community from near and far gathered “For Our Elders” at Clare Town Hall on Saturday, August 5, sharing in food, story, song, dance, and...
The Story time Silos
The Eudunda Community, Business and Tourism Committee (ECBAT) is excited to report the final piece of work for the Eudunda Silo Art Project has...
Regional Tourism gets boost from Event Fund
Food and beverage celebrations in worldclass wine regions are just some of the events supported by this year’s Regional Event Fund.
The South Australian Tourism...
Schoenberg back to coach Eagles
Nick Schoenberg has returned to coaching at the Min/Man Eagles and this time in 2024 he’s taking on the A grade.
The Eagles A grade...
