Teens make clouded calls
School, children, nicotine and vapes are not categories that should be combined, but recent studies have shown that over two thirds of all high...
Seaford Rise man injured in assault
A MAN sustained minor injuries after he was assaulted at a Seaford Rise address at about 2.30pm on Tuesday afternoon, May 23.
Serious and Organised...
Stobies spoil Port Willunga scenery
A COASTAL advocacy group is lobbying to remove a pair of stobie poles from the pristine Port Willunga North Coast Park.
The Friends of Port...
FPAG and CRT support our schools
Two Fleurieu Peninsula schools have shared in 25 $2000 grants offered around Australia to primary Schools under the CRT School Grants Program, with FPAG...
Stable shot wins camera club’s best pic
Every month, the South Coast Camera Club competition includes a set topic, aimed at testing photographers’ interpretation of the idea.
For May, the subject was...
Giving time to health service is rewarding
The Southern Fleurieu Health Service provides a comprehensive range of medical and surgical services to patients from across the Fleurieu Peninsula and surrounding communities.
All...
Our June is worth her weight in Gold
When the name June Taylor is said, people just smile. June is a volunteer in the community, who is the first to have her...
Passion at whale festival
The opening weekend of the Winter Whale Fest was headlined by the weekend-long visit by world-renown conservationist, photographer, and videographer Valerie Taylor.
Valerie has been...
House fire treated as suspicious
A Fire which caused about $150,000 of damage to an Aldinga Beach house has been deemed suspicious. Country Fire Service (CFS) crews were joined...
Brave Bill’s battle with bowel cancer
June is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, to inform people about Australia’s second deadliest cancer.
Goolwa North man Bill Pennington, aged 95 years, was diagnosed with...
