Strath crowd stuns with smiles all round
Meadows youngster Chloe Bailey was ecstatic with a second Junior Champion cow sash in less than a fortnight, backing up success at Murray Bridge...
Respecting those who served
There are many who served in wartime that have passed away and are in unmarked graves. The Headstone Project (SA) is dedicated to ensuring...
142nd Show will happen
It’s been a long time coming, but the 142nd Port Elliot Show will go ahead on the new dates of Saturday, November 12 and...
Art Show success in memory of Lorraine
It has been a wonderful weekend for St Jude’s 33rd Art Show. There was a continuous flow of visitors coming through the doors to...
Horse Tram strives for more growth
The Horse Tram that provides something different for visitors and locals alike as it travels to and from Granite Island is consistently under the...
Nature in focus through statewide festival
The Nature Festival of South Australia runs from October 6 to 16 this year, and a variety of events across the Fleurieu Peninsula will...
Artists create brighter future for local groups
Every year, Middleton Arts and Crafts gives back to its community in the form of grants to local groups and organisations.
The community-run shop makes...
Farmers fight the ‘green army’
Fleurieu farmers have slammed the growing mass of “green tape” they face in the wake of the environmental bureaucracy’s increasing size and say it...
Indian couple’s case raced to the Minister
Goolwa couple Navninder Kaur and Vikramit Singh have been given an 11th hour reprieve from the possibility of being deported to India, and now...
Council advocates for banking needs
District Council of Yankalilla chief executive officer Nathan Cunningham says the council has met with BankSA to advocate for the community’s needs after the...
Viking named best of the best by Readers Digest
This year marks the 26th anniversary of the Reader’s Digest 2025 Trusted Brands Awards of Australia, making it one of the oldest and most...
