Three wise men give their take
They have lived their lives on the Lower Lakes and their knowledge of its waters, the impact of tides, wind and river flows is...
Support flows for tourism favourite
A mycause fundraising page to support the Austin family from A1 Amusements, which runs the Victor Seaside Camels involved in Saturday’s horror crash has...
Thousands expected at Rotary Art Show
The 44th Rotary Club of Victor Harbor Art Show will be held from Saturday, January 14 to 21 and more than 10,000 people are expected...
History in the making on Fleurieu
The Southern Vales are the place to be this Sunday, January 15 if you want to be part of global cycling history.
The Tour Down Under’s...
Shackies shocked at floods, power cut
Milang shack owners have pulled together in a bid to defend the 74 shoreline shacks in the Lake Alexandrina hamlet.
And while the community fight is...
20 years assisting the vulnerable
It has been a very busy year for Whalers Peninsula Community Association (WPCA), as a number of people were seeking assistance.
This year WPCA have assisted...
Delivering Christmas joy to homeless
The treasurer of the South Coast Christian Community Care says she is “blown away” by the giving nature of Fleurieu Peninsula residents, who headed the...
Enrol at U3A South Coast
On Tuesday, January 17, from 10am to 1pm, it will be enrolment day for University of the Third Age (U3A) on the South Coast.
Current...
Milang gears up for Yesterday’s Power Rally
A 70-year old, FX (48-215) Holden with an incredible tale of history is one of many vintage vehicles on show at this month’s Yesterday's...
Jon Jaensch: ‘It’s about seeing the smile on the patient’s face’
When Jon Jaensch started working for the Yankalilla SA Ambulance branch in 1976, it operated out of a tiny tin shed in town -...
Big turnout for hunt weekend
Much-needed rain failed to dampen the enthusiasm of more than 100 horse riders and hunting enthusiasts over the June long weekend, as eight hunt...
