Plenty to see and do at Strath Show
Held at the beginning of the spring show season for the Southern Fleurieu, the Strathalbyn Show includes an equestrian competition on the Sunday prior...
Littlely quits just before finish line
City of Victor Harbor councillor Bryan Littlely has quit with just one meeting of the current council to go.
Mr Littlely, who was elected in...
Meet Mayoral candidates
There are still seats left for the Business Victor Harbor Meet the Candidates Q&A Lunch at the Grosvenor Hotel on Friday, October 14 from...
Parkes gets Victor’s vote
The City of Victor Harbor has thrown its unanimous support behind Alexandrina Council Mayor Keith Parkes’ nomination for Local Government Association President.
There were five...
Fleurieu Eats: Convenience of delivery at Caffe Primo
When you’re looking for a convenient meal or drink, Caffe Primo has you covered with a range of delivery options available.
Orders can be made...
Pink Lady Day
Throughout October, groups gather together to show their support and pay tribute to people and their families in their local community who have been...
Community rallies around cancer foundation
In September, there was $5500 raised for the Fleurieu Cancer Support Foundation Women’s Support Group.
South Coast Realty’s Rob Heaslip has been a committed fundraiser...
Winery festivals return to McLaren Vale
Thousands of people packed into Serafino Wines on Sunday, October 2 for Grapevine Gathering, which marked the return of winery festivals to McLaren Vale.
Hosted...
What may have been for Victor Harbor
Ian Robertson is a consultant urban designer with a long history of working in state government and private practice and has been living on...
YARN on Display
The YARN group meets each Wednesday 10am to 12noon at the Victor Harbor Public Library. They are mostly ladies, who work on their own...
Five new citizens for Yankalilla
Five new citizens from across Yankalilla were welcomed at a citizenship ceremony at District Council of Yankalilla (DCY) chambers on September 17.
Representing Cape Jervis...
