Restaurants served awards
Four Fleurieu Peninsula eateries have proven they offer some of the best services in the state, with one even being named Restaurant of the...
Grant numbers rack up
The new round of Alexandrina Council Grants has been announced, with over $60,000 being awarded to 26 different Alexandrina businesses, clubs, and community groups.
The...
Dust to dust
Member for Finniss David Basham has written to Minister for Health and Wellbeing Chris Picton regarding helicopter use at the Southern Fleurieu Health Service...
Calls for Halls pay off
After an absence of nearly 25 years, South Australia’s iconic Halls soft drink is set to return to supermarket shelves.
And making the comeback possible...
Community meets to discuss Flying Fish
Residents do not oppose an upgrade to the Flying Fish, but it must not come at a cost to public space.
This was the key...
Bridge opens to traffic
Southern commuters are sure to have noticed that the new Pedler Creek Bridge on Main South Road officially opened to traffic earlier this month.
The...
Health Hub to open in February
The Victor Harbor HealthHub will open in mid-February and will have 100 per cent occupancy with all spaces leased.
Managing Director of Leyton Property Hamish...
Carry on Carri dream
The man selling 445 hectares of seaside land at Carrickalinga hopes whoever buys it will take up his torch and build his dream luxury...
Woman with life-threatening injuries after Victor Harbor crash
A woman has sustained life-threatening injuries in a crash involving a police car at the intersection of Seaview Road and Carlyle Street in Victor...
Back Valley celebrations put big dent in roof replacement costs
The 100 year Celebrations of the Lower Inman Memorial Hall at Back Valley over the weekend have put a big dent in the $11,000...
Victor’s bid to host Masters Games
City of Victor Harbor is set to submit an expression of interest (EOI) to host the Masters Games 2026 during the April school holidays....
