A tale of survival
The crowds have swarmed to the Fleurieu Peninsula and many head to the beach or launch a boat. So it is important to adhere...
Water is safe
The Fleurieu Peninsula is attracting thousands of visitors and a big discussion point is the colour of the sea water.
SA Health’s Principal Water Quality Adviser...
Bowlers add funds to breast care kitty
The Encounter Bay Bowling Club (EBBC) recently held a successful Ladies Pink Day with all proceeds from the day’s play going to the Southern Fleurieu...
Sue teaches next generation of fireys
When Sue Kluske joined the Country Fire Service (CFS) in 1996, she was looking for friends but also to see more of her husband.
“I had...
Forty years of arts and crafts
The Middleton Arts and Crafts Association shop has been a staple of the town, and in 2022 it celebrated 40 years of operation.
Based in the...
More rangers at the Myponga Reservoir
A band of new rangers have hit the trails at Myponga Reservoir Reserve and other reservoirs across the state as visitation increases during summer.
As...
Second Valley Hall gets new lease of life
Second Valley Soldiers Memorial Hall The Hall has received a new fit out to the kitchen and other areas including flooring, kitchen storage/cupboards and appliances.
A...
One small step left for Dark Sky bid
The Carrickalinga Ratepayers Association’s bid to make its town the first Dark Sky Community in Australia has the full support of the District Council of...
OzHarvest keep hearts full
While most people will spend these holidays with their feet up, volunteers at OzHarvest will continue to distribute up to half a ton of food...
Second Valley Hall gets new lease of life
The Second Valley Soldiers Memorial Hall has received a new fit out to the kitchen and other areas including flooring, kitchen storage/cupboards and appliances.
A $50,000...
A shared ethos and an unmissable exhibition
For those with a love of all things Viking and historic but without the time to head overseas in the near future comes an...
