Award winners recognised for Heritage service
The newly restored and re-opened Milang Butter Factory played host to the 2024 Alexandrina Council Heritage Awards on Thursday May 23, 2024.
The evening featured...
Surf clubs, volunteers in running for state awards
A slew of Fleurieu Peninsula surf live saving volunteers and clubs are in the running to win a category in Surf Life Saving SA's...
Coastal conference to address climate change, cost of living
Climate change risks and the impacts of short-term rentals on the housing crisis are among the key topics to be addressed at a national...
Live export ban is ‘misinformed and out of touch’
A phasing out of live sheep export in Australia would impact an industry already copping a battering for no reason, a long-time Fleurieu Peninsula...
The Gulls, the friendly club
With ‘History Month’ coming to an end this week, we take a look at the past history and present day activities of a popular...
Tree giveaway for the next generation
One Tree Per Child Onkaparinga is a new campaign encouraging people of all ages to plant trees and shrubs on their properties and is...
Dredging up the past
The State Government's plans to conduct a two-month dredging project to combat sand erosion at West Beach and Henley Beach South has sparked conversation...
Class action threat
Former councillor of the City of Victor Harbor Terry Andrews dropped a bombshell on Monday, May 27, in the form of a letter to...
A ‘Tyresome’ issue
Illegal dumping of unwanted waste or hard waste on roadsides throughout the Fleurieu Peninsula is a continual problem for local councils.
It was exacerbated to...
