Remembering Mason Eric
Forever five, Mason Eric continues to leave a mark for all who were fortunate to meet him. With a smile that always brightened a...
Rural health a hot topic
More than 50 doctors and medical students converged on Victor Harbor to take part in clinical skills workshops, forums and training sessions to learn...
Students book an adventure on literary journey
Students and staff at schools across the Fleurieu Peninsula were able to 'Book an adventure' last week for Children's Book Week.
At Goolwa Primary School,...
Unicorn Dog and Horse Playground open day
Sunday August 24 saw a bounding of local pups and parents as the Unicorn Dog and Horse Playground hosted their free open day at...
Vouchers to bring visitors to coastal regions
A travel voucher program designed to entice people to coastal tourism regions impacted by the Karenia mikimotoi algal bloom has been announced, with entries...
Learning civics amongst peers
Students from five Fleurieu Peninsula schools were among the nearly 1000 year 10s from across South Australia who attended a convention about civics and...
Entries open for Port Elliot Show
Entries are now being received for all indoor and outdoor exhibits for this year’s 145th Port Elliot Show.
The show will be held at...
Magpies rally late but Hawks soar
Goolwa-Port Elliot saved their best half for last, but it wasn't enough as Langhorne Creek ended their season with a 52-point win.
The Creek did...
Yankalilla council looks to record meetings
The topic of recording the District Council of Yankalilla's ordinary and special council meetings has been raised again, this time by councillor Karin Hatch....
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,...
