Year threes win school talent quest
A trio of year three girls have come out on top in Investigator College’s 2023 Junior School Talent Quest.
Bethany, Vivienne and Samantha sang and...
Victor ready to rock
The annual Victor Harbor Rock and Roll Festival will be staged this coming weekend and it all kicks off on Friday evening at local...
Wharf interest floated
It’s open ears at Alexandrina after it was announced on Monday, September 11, that the council would be taking expressions of interest from entrepreneurs,...
Last day for Normy surf club, cafe/kiosk lease feedback
Today is the last day to submit feedback on the leases for the key spaces within the new Normanville Surf Life Saving Club and...
Protecting the Cape’s coast
The small but mighty Cape Jervis Coastal Community Group (CJCCG) has been working hard on revegetating a high profile site for more than a...
Myponga goes to market
Two Fleurieu Peninsula women are bringing the Myponga Markets back to life, reopening the Myponga Co-operative Dairying Society building to host stalls again from...
Review: South Coast Choral and Arts spring concert
Spring is in the air... and it certainly was on Sunday afternoon August 27 at the Lutheran Centre, when the Choral and Arts Society...
Doll manufacturing in focus
Lyn Clark’s talk on dolls at the August meeting of the Fleurieu Antiques and Collectables Group attracted the interest of both men and women...
Clubs unite for bowel cancer
On Sunday, August 27, the Rotary Club of McLaren Vale and Rotary Club of Seaford joined members of the Mount Compass Cricket Club and...
Woodturners of the Fleurieu
The Fleurieu Woodturners club was started in 2013 by Dennis Murray and Steve Fronz to encourage wood turners on the Fleurieu Peninsula to improve...
Alexandrina go ahead with 3.05 per cent increase
Alexandrina Council has adopted its Annual Community Plan 2025/26 and Long Term Financial Plan (LTFP) 2025-2035 at a Special Meeting on Monday, July 7,...
