Sampson wins state call-up
Hard-running wingman Hayden Sampson has been selected to represent South Australia in the Haydn Bunton Junior Cup against Western Australia this weekend.
The cup match...
Junior Breakers back in action
Southern Breakers U10 Battlers Miniroos
The Southern Breakers Under 10’s returned to the pitch after a three-week break at Blackwood to play Sturt Lions White. Breakers...
Hockey goes up a gear on the south coast
In Women’s hockey Yankalilla 1 drew with Goolwa 1.
A strongly contested game ensued between Goolwa and Yankalilla on Saturday. With Goolwa’s strong forward line...
Healy gallops to Outback success
On the Victor Harbor foreshore, Kym Healy goes about his business of providing camel rides to tourists pretty steadily, but there is no stopping...
Boxers ready for country’s best
Victor Harbor boxers are not leaving a stone or a jab unturned as they prepare for one of the biggest events in the country.
They...
Southern Surf Festival success
Surfers travelled from across the state to take part in the Southern Surf Festival over three days.
The celebration of surfing and surf competition was...
Pigeon club ready to fly this winter
The Southern Fleurieu Racing Pigeon Club is based in Victor Harbor, but has members ranging from Goolwa to Normanville. The racing season starts in...
Slammers awarded for juniors’ success
On Sunday, May 1, the Great Southern Slammers got together to celebrate the completion of a successful basketball season at their annual presentation day.
It...
Brilliant bolt from Myponga to the beach
Nearly 1000 runners took part in the first Great Southern Bolt held on the Fleurieu Peninsula on Sunday, May 1.
The running event provided four...
Federal funds for Strath junior soccer carnival
In a boost to local sport and the regional economy, the Alexandrina Council has been awarded $10,000 by the Morrison Government for the Strathalbyn...
Bringing smiles to the Fleurieu
There are not many businesses that can include every member of the family, have everybody smiling as soon as they arrive, derive so much...
