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Cape Tulip to return this spring

Did you notice cape tulip popping up in your paddock last year? This pretty, but toxic weed can stay dormant in the soil for 5-10...

Half century for Pichi Richi

One of Australia’s most loved heritage railways celebrated a major milestone as the Pichi Richi Railway had its 50th anniversary on Saturday, July 22. The...

Go well, go Schell

Norma Schell, nee Basham is living it up as a 90 year old in a town she loves, surrounded by a beautiful family and...

Auburn National Trust celebrates 50 years

This year marks 50 years since the formation of the Auburn branch of the National Trust. The branch was officially formed on the 4th of...

Catholic cultural connection for Northern Light | PHOTOS

Catholic mass at Port Wakefield took on a cultural connection as members of the local Filipino community got together for mass and lunch. Mass at...

Community services unite

Adult education in regional areas, including the Mid North, was a focus of an event at Kadina last week. Community Centres SA, in partnership with...

Changing of the guard for Orroroo Mayor

District Council of Orroroo and Carrieton saw a changing of the guard last week. Long term Mayor, Kathie Bowman has stepped back from civic duties...

Police News: Two crashes in one day in Balaklava

Police responded to separate crashes in Balaklava in one day on Friday last week, one involving a man allegedly driving while unlicenced. First at about...

Community self-funds heritage project

After decades spent in a dilapidated and tumbledown condition, the Ranson Mortlock Memorial at the entrance to Mortlock Park, Mintaro has been given a...

A pub with no beer?

A raffle to raise funds for Dry July with a wheelbarrow full of alcohol as the top prize is an irony not lost on...

Ratepayers revolt

“They have the courage of lions, those who only spend the money of others,” said Adelaide Plains Ratepayers Association (APRPA) chairman John Lush at...