‘Critical’ five years ahead for Fleurieu amongst climate uncertainty
Growing pressure from climate change, water security, declining native wildlife and the spread of invasive weeds and pest animals has left the Fleurieu Peninsula...
School signs to slow traffic
As school resumes for term three this week, new 40 km/h time-based school speed limits are being rolled out across the Fleurieu region in...
Victor to push Yank
What perfect weather for the return to netball.
The winter sun was shining and the wind stayed away making for the perfect spectator day....
Willunga Almond Blossom Festival helps Rec Park mark 150 years
The Willunga Almond Blossom Festival returns on Saturday, July 25 and Sunday, July 26, celebrating its 56th year alongside an extraordinary milestone for the...
‘Make Room for Connection’ this Loneliness Awareness Week
Loneliness Awareness Week is running from August 3-9 and the Fleurieu is hosting a range of social events aimed at those experiencing loneliness under...
Birding community collaborates
Conservation Council SA, Birds SA and BirdLife Australia are collaborating to deliver a training program empowering birders to contribute to the state's bird flu...
The forgotten war – Korea remembered
More than seven decades after the end of the Korean War, the 73rd anniversary on July 27, 2026, serves as a solemn reminder of...
Emma Bell takes bowel cancer fight to Canberra
American River teacher and mother-of-two Emma Bell has taken her fight for better research and testing for bowel cancer in young Australians to Canberra.
Last...
Driving through floods a death sentence
South Australians are being urged not to drive through floodwater, with research showing almost half of all flood deaths in Australia involved people attempting...
R U OK? Day is every day
R U OK?Day: People across Australia have embraced a simple question.
Now let's help everyone ask it with confidence.
Nine in 10 people in Australia are...
