More Ray of giving
Once again this festive season, Ray White Goolwa/Victor Harbor is calling on the community of the South Coast to show their generosity by dropping...
Murph Challenge a success
Over 50 people gathered at Goolwa Gym to honour the sacrifice of servicemen and women, at the Murph Challenge on November 30.
The exercise challenge...
St Andrew’s Day with Little Scotland
About 80 people attended Little Scotland's celebration of St Andrew's Day, held on Sunday, December 1.
St Andrew's Day is pays tribute to Scotland's patron...
The path is clear
A new shared use path linking the McLaren Vale township with Tatachilla Lutheran College was officially opened on Friday, November 29.
Member for Mawson Leon...
Volunteer needed at WWO
The Wildlife Welfare Organisation cares for approximately 1,500 injured and orphaned animals every year, but they need your support as WWO is looking for...
Communities rally in landmark year of domestic violence reform
In a year of significant action undertaken by the Malinauskas Government to tackle the prevalence of domestic, family and sexual violence (DFSV), communities across...
Fleurieu Peninsula Service Stars
Fleurieu Peninsula Service Stars Program has launched and it is to celebrate the people who make the region shine.
Executive Officer of Fleurieu Peninsula Tourism...
Milked to the core
A number of Fleurieu farming families are owed millions of dollars after the Beston Global Food Company was placed into administration, leaving them little...
Pathway to freedom opened again
The path in front of the state heritage-listed Second Valley cliffs has been fixed just in time for the summer holidays, much to the...
John Lacey wins top prize
The Rotary Art Show is in full swing until January 18 on Warland Reserve, Victor Harbor.
Under the big marquee there are 1300 pieces of...
