A location to ‘blow your mind’
A private beach, 34 hectares of stunning secluded hills and an architecturally designed home at remote Tunkalilla Beach has hit the market, stirring plenty...
Warm weather brings out garden enthusiasts
In ideal spring weather conditions, more than 250 garden lovers enjoyed a day in the garden at the Rotary Club of Goolwa’s ‘Open Garden...
Schofield loves her horses
City of Victor Harbor councillor Carol Schofield will continue her passion and drive to make the Victor Harbor Horse Tram the iconic tourist attraction...
Feds need to invest in local government
The Budget handed down by the Federal Government last month will impact local councils. Fleurieu Sun asked the Fleurieu councils on their concerns and...
Overwhelming support for David Kemp
City of Victor Harbor councillors were inducted at a special council meeting on Wednesday, November 23 and one of the first decisions the newly...
Call to stop foreshore work rings out
A call led by three councillors urging the District Council of Yankalilla to stop all works at the Normanville Surf Life Saving Club and...
Waste not, want not
After 15 years of operation, a Goolwa not-for-profit organisation which supports people living with a disability has stopped more than 600 tonnes of waste...
Burns and Kemp on Audit Committee
Councillors David Kemp and Stewart Burns will be the City of Victor Harbor elected member representatives on the council’s Audit Committee.
Council established an Audit...
Wooden Boat Festival sets sail for Coorong Quays
The South Australian Wooden Boat Festival will be sailing into new territory for the April 2023 Festival, with Coorong Quays hosting the two-day event...
Victor payment guide endorsed
The pay structure to serve as Mayor, deputy mayor and as a councillor of the City of Victor Harbor was endorsed at the inaugural...
Hole in one galore at VHGC
The women competed for the Monthly Medal on the first Wednesday of the month, and this month it was won by Judy Hamilton with...
