Wanted: Southern brown bandicoot sightings
People across the Fleurieu are being asked to keep an eye out for southern brown bandicoots in a bid to determine where the threatened...
Probus barbecue at the Bay
On Tuesday, March 14 the Mixed Probus Club of Goolwa enjoyed a great few hours at Clayton Bay.
About 25 members got together and enjoyed...
Fleurieu artists share top prize
Two Fleurieu Peninsula artists have come out on top in the 14th Solar Art Prize, held at the Royal South Australia Society of Arts...
Angels welcome with arms wide open
As reported by the Fleurieu Sun in the March 16 edition, the Three Angels Ministry Op Shop have secured a new place of operation,...
Locomotive trial success
A heritage locomotive has completed a successful trial this month. Locomotive 844, which has recently been restored by SteamRanger, saw its first trial since...
No barking at Yankalilla just yet
There will be no Dog Park in the District Council of Yankalilla in the short term.
But it will continue to be on the agenda...
Country Press Australia backs research, greater government support
The head of Australia’s largest independent newspaper association has welcomed the release of a landmark Deakin University report into the future of country papers.
Country...
Music on the home front
Live music will return to the Welk family’s front yard on Easter Saturday, and everyone is invited to experience it.
The aptly-named Front Yard Festival...
Ten Pound Poms a sister act
Sixty years ago the Rice family landed in Elizabeth as Ten Pound Poms and while the six daughters and two sons would venture out across...
Ban leaves O’Leary duo heartbroken
Normanville thoroughbred trainers Dennis and Karen O’Leary say they are heartbroken over being disqualified by Racing SA for almost two years over the neglect of...
A club on the rise
In 2021, the future of the Willunga Tennis Club was bleak.
Funds were an issue, so too a lack of players.
It looked as if one...
