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Serious crash closes Range Road at Willow Creek

Part of Range Road at Willow Creek was closed in both directions for about four hours following a serious crash on Monday morning, June...

GSFL Hall of Fame inductees

Seven people were inducted into the Great Southern Football League (GSFL) Hall of Fame at a ceremony held at the South Adelaide Football Club...

Fleurieu Forgotten

The Government has spruiked the 2026-2027 State Budget as "a budget that backs our regions", although there was little sign of it for the...

80 paintings on display

St Jude's 37th Art Show took place at St Jude's Anglican Church Hall in Port Elliot over the long weekend. The opening on Friday evening...

Planting milestone reached

The Kumarangk Hindmarsh Island Landcare Group celebrated an exceptional milestone on Friday, June 5, with their 750,000 plant celebration being held at the Coorong,...

Unpack once and see the world

Viking has announced its 2028-2029 World Cruise itineraries, including the 142-day Viking World Cruise, on board the elegant Viking Vesta. Departing Fort Lauderdale on 21...

Ladies Day in the kennel

Mount Compass Netball Club and Mount Compass Football Club hosted a Ladies Day on Saturday, May 30 for their home game matches. More than 200...

The Whale in the Tree

Middleton’s remarkable community story comes to the screen in June. What began as a fallen red gum tree in a paddock near Naracoorte has become...

Thank you to volunteers

In celebration of National Volunteers Week, the Fleurieu Cancer Support Foundation put on a an event to thank all their valued volunteers on Saturday,...

Port Elliot Primary is ‘All In’ for Reconciliation

Students, staff and families at Port Elliot Primary School have united to create a powerful visual display reinforcing their collective commitment to National Reconciliation. As...

NAIDOC March a show of pride

In a show of pride and power, hundreds of locals walked with Ngarrindjeri leaders and First Nations people as part of Victor Harbor's NAIDOC...

Knights still king