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Our Fleurieu Fairy

This school holidays will be a whale of a time with an exciting Whale Story & Craft workshop being held at the Hotel Victor...

Enjoy Canada’s summer wonderland

Whistler in British Columbia, Canada attracts adventurous travellers from around the world – and a lot of them are Australian – many going to...

Meth contamination traces may linger in cars, even after ventilation

Environmental health experts at Flinders University have found open windows and ventilation can reduce but not completely remove methamphetamine contamination on most hard surfaces...

Kicking off the karaoke at Beachside Markets

The Victor Harbor Beachside Markets have held a successful Karaoke Competition, which saw 16 competitors from near and far getting involved. Several category prize...

From ‘hacks’ to half-truths: ATO’s scam warning as tax time approaches

The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is warning the community to be wary of incorrect or misleading information this tax time, particularly claims promising greater...

Artworks stay in Willunga longer

Twenty invited guests including Federal Member for Mayo Rebekha Sharkie and City of Onkaparinga Mayor Moira Were, as well as supporters of art and heritage attended a morning...

Blooming regional arts funding

Three Fleurieu arts projects have been awarded funding as part of the Australian Government's Regional Arts Fund. The fund has provided more than $200,000 in...

U3A open five days

U3A South Coast opened their Office in 2026 at Teralba House, next door to the Victor Harbor Church of Christ and this month held...

Local knowledge is the real specialty

When it comes to banking, local knowledge matters. The Fleurieu's economy is diverse and growing - family farms, primary producers, tourism operators, trades, retailers...

Cooking hazards in winter

As winter sets in, the SA Country Fire Service (CFS) are reminding the community that cooking remains one of the leading causes of house...

Strath antiques and vintage

A favourite regional event, the Strathalbyn Antiques and Vintage Fair and Rotary Treasure Market attracted huge numbers of people across the weekend with locals...