Adding to the market madness
The Fleurieu is set to add to its long list of markets after a successful deputation from Goolwa Beach’s Rojina Duval at the Alexandrina...
NAIDOC March ends in family fun day | PHOTOS
The annual NAIDOC Week march left Victor Harbor's Grosvenor Gardens on Thursday, July 6, heading down Coral Street and Ocean Street before finishing at...
NAIDOC Week at Ratalang | PHOTOS
Ratalang, or Basham Beach Conservation Park, played host to a NAIDOC Week event on Sunday, July 9.
The free family fun day was run by...
New recycling collection offered
In what is believed to be a first for regional South Australia, parts of the South Coast are set to receive a new monthly...
OPINION: Support for Yes vote
by Senator Malarndirri McCarthy
Constitutional recognition for Indigenous Australians has been long awaited and later this year South Australians will have a chance to help make...
John’s 55-year media life
John Ovenden, seasoned journalist and author, has met and interviewed some of the greatest names in history, from Liam Neeson and Peter O’Toole who...
Ag Town of the Year nominations for Myponga, Strathalbyn
Two Fleurieu Peninsula towns are in contention to take out South Australia’s Ag Town of the Year.
Strathalbyn and Myponga have been listed alongside Waikerie,...
Classic announcement for car show’s new Patron
The Yankalilla Classic Motor Show’s Patron for 2023 has been revealed.
Former professional Australian rules footballer, current media personality, and car fanatic Bruce Abernethy is...
Road closed for Bolt
A Myponga road will be closed to traffic for 3.5 hours as the Great Southern Bolt runs through town on Sunday, July 30.
The event,...
A tale of South London
The Fleurieu’s newest author Georgina Darter has recently launched her first publication ‘Eleanor of South London’ at 80 years of age, a lifelong dream...
Red alert issued after destructive bird sighted
Landscapes Hills and Fleurieu has issued a 'red alert' after a destructive non-native bird was sighted in Encounter Bay last week, and further sightings...
