Spring spike for rear-end crashes
The RAA has called for motorists to take care on the roads after serious rear end crashes spiked by 33 per cent in Spring...
McLaren still have hope
The one good thing about having a successful season during the minor round is that if you lose a final, you get another chance....
Great Southern 8-Ball
Wednesday, August 20
Division 1 - Compass Pirates defeated Tavern Red 11-4, Tavern Black defeated Goolwa Gold 10-5, Tavern Blue defeated Goolwa RSL 11-4,...
Tight tussles in hockey semi finals
The South Coast Hockey Association Semi Finals were played at Aldinga Bay Hockey Club on the weekend.
It was an exciting day of hockey with...
‘Gut-wrenching’ – Locals left stumped after surprise tree removal
The power of the people has once again prevailed as Milang's only remaining large Norfolk Island Pine tree was saved after a community protest...
Dress Yellow for Mason on 29 August
Readers of the Plains Producer and community across the region are kindly asked to don a shade of yellow on Friday, 29 August, to...
Food tourism – a new way to enjoy Japan
Foodlovers make up some of the most dedicated travellers in the world - and why not?
While so many cuisines and recipes have travelled...
New leadership drives Community Bank’s growth
Community Bank Fleurieu is strengthening its commitment to the region with a refreshed leadership approach that brings more focus to each local branch.
Two...
Billabong footpath back up for discussion
Billabong Road's footpath has once again come to Alexandrina Council attention, with a motion to revisit the project being heard at the August 18...
Three tries, Three nos
Carlos Quaremba can be a very polarising figure and as a councillor for the City of Victor Harbor, he did not have a good...
Compass points north for Bulls
Anybody can beat anybody this season in the Great Southern Cricket Association with close games throwing curveballs every round.
After beating Noarlunga in Round 2,...
