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Op Shop with angels

3 Angels Messages Ministry Op-Shop in Victor Harbor is open every Sunday, from 9am till 2pm, for food parcelling and plenty of bargains for...

McLaren Vale wineries reap fruits of their labour

The McLaren Vale wine region has once again shone at the Halliday Wine Companion Awards, which is one of the most prestigious events in...

Breakers President’s Ball

The Southern Breakers Soccer Club celebrated a decade of presidency for Colin O'Donnell on Saturday, August 22 with a President's Ball at the Islander...

Your invitation to shape Finniss’ public transport future

Residents are being encouraged to have their say on public and community transport as part of a new research project that will support ongoing...

Adam and Jennie hit 1000 shows

Radio breakfast program 'Adam and Jennie' is set to celebrate its 1000th show with a live broadcast on Friday, August 28. Adam Connelly and Jennie...

Kids ‘N’ Youth market to kick off next Saturday

Young entrepreneurs Jemma Bartholomaeus and Lewis McPhail will be two of the many prospective business owners at the upcoming Kids 'N' Youth Entrepreneurs Market,...

Care about engaging

The City of Victor Harbor sought community feedback on its draft Community Engagement Policy. The review was required under section 50A of the Local...

Fleurieu’s shelved project could have saved ratepayers $40m

Declassified documents from the "Fleurieu Futures Project" (FFP) reveal that a 2016 amalgamation of three Fleurieu councils could have saved ratepayers $40.6 million over...

Long lunch in Fleurieu olive grove

One of the most popular events of the Fleurieu Food Festival program over the last six year, the Peninsula Providore Plated Provenance Long Lunch...

Petition falls short

The City of Victor Harbor council has not given up its fight to give greater support for first home buyers. At the September council meeting...